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Song For America 1956-1963 Highlights Spite House's self-titled album "Spite

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Spite House's self-titled album "Spite House" offers a raw and introspective exploration of personal turmoil and emotional conflict

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Song For America 1956-1963 Highlights Spite House's self-titled album "SpiteKansass Song for America is the bands second studio album, released in 1975, and often cited as their most unapologetically progressiverock statement. Recorded at Wally Heider Studios in Los Angeles and produced by Wally Gold and Jeff Glixman, it leans heavily into long, orchestrated pieces, odd time signatures, and extended instrumental passages, framing the groups twinguitar, violin, and keyboard lineup like a small symphonic ensemble. The 10minute

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