Laraaji: "Celestrana" 4/3/86 episode

In this episode: Laraaji performs "Om Namah Shivaya", his hit single "All Of A Sudden", and welcomes Dr. Love and Dr. Peace for some spontaneous transcendental psychoactive chanting.
Laraaji’s 1984 magnum opus “Vision Songs Vol. 1” is available now on LP/CD/DL/streaming from Numero Group.
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[@justanials]

I would love a Laraaji Blu-ray collection!

[@tylerlewis9397]

Pre-orange Laraaji is on fire.

[@moonhawkmanton]

Please post more, these are great accessible starting points for his work

[@Akhan09]

he's a badass

[@bryanbytes]

Legend

[@michaelanthony8644]

Thank you for uploading these rare gems

[@skyjuiceification]

Master of the universe vibes. digging that feeling.

[@richardri3619]

Thank you for uploading. Odd that there's a "down-vote". Perhaps they are on the path for raising their consciousness as well. Unconsciously naive then leads to being consciously naive.

[@deknakula6943]

Om Namah Shivaya

[@ArchiveofSoutheastAsianMusic]

beautiful

[@gatorgoforth3097]

Puppet solo for the win!

[@js2010ish]

🙌🏼

[@sawyerstudio]

🧡

[@_jurk]

🔥🔥🔥

[@JSamBakken]

Dr. Love 🐸❤

[@anabatatas]

es-ti-lo

[@clangersspace2679]

Are there just these 3 available? Thanks for sharing.

[@elliecoates17]

18:49

[@antaresstar2]

Celestrana was a tv show?

[@whitelightenergydads]

ANYONE KNOW WHAT KIND OF SYNTH?

[@neptuneteletron2998]

According to the liner notes of the Vision Songs Vol. 1 album, it's a Casio MT-70

[@missingmissmoss]

Duncan Skalenvalc 2800 with the O’Malley model withdrawn from within the tsudeo complex. Much to explain. Sorry

[@spacemissing]

Most of his instrumentals are nice, but I'm no fan of his vocals.