of this very morbid newspaper-clipping is
Keith Reid
GEO
Procol HarumBeyond
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Sometimes the puzzle questions shone a beam of inquiry into the more cobwebby corners of the 'Beyond the Pale'; otherwhen, they illuminated patterns that had always been in clear view.
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Improbable but true: this late, lamented
Procol drummer first rehearsed with the band in a smoke-filled tortilla
factory. |
Ian Wallace: the relevant liner-note is here. The question and the answer start with the same letter, so competitors were able to discount it. |
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Find
a six-letter word that occurs in the titles of two songs on consecutive
Gary Brooker solo studio albums. |
Flying (No More Fear of Flying, Low Flying Birds). The question and the answer start with the same letter, so competitors were able to discount it. |
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Identify
the song, heard live on an Esoteric Procol reissue, which is
described in the liner-note essay as a ‘speeded-up
cartoon of feline misrule in a turbulent penitentiary’. |
Long Gone Geek: the relevant liner-note is here |
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The
(scarcely) hidden name in the title of this very morbid newspaper-clipping is Keith Reid |
The number of letters separating forename and surname is
6, and the sixth letters in the qualifying questions is O GEO |
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