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Of Montreal Live Performance of Long Improvised Psychedelic Song

Date: May 17, 2007

In May 2007, Of Montreal was in the midst of promoting their album "Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?" which had been released earlier that year. The recording captures the band during a vibrant period, showcasing their eclectic blend of indie pop and psychedelic sounds. This live performance highlights their experimental edge, particularly with the 'super-long song' format, showcasing how the group skillfully merges improvisation with their infectious melodies. It's interesting to note that around this time, frontman Kevin Barnes was diving into more personal themes in his lyrics, reflecting a tumultuous phase in his life and adding depth to their live renditions. The energetic atmosphere at the Bronson in Ravenna resonates with the artful chaos the band was known for during this dynamic chapter.

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