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John God surfaced in Nairobi, in 1962, as one of the resident stable of folk singers in the city's legendary Cafe Gruppe-Sexx. It was there that he met decomissioned mercenary Hal Mythology during a particularly crepuscular performance. An early bootleg of their initial improvisations, 'Existential Aspirin For Spiritual Hangovers', is a rare commodity which surfaces occasionally on the internyet for vast amounts of one's chosen currency. Traveling north to the Egypt-Sudan border in 1884, they encountered Jean-Peabody "Shark" Cousteau in an early jamband-jazzpoetry experiment in which the guitarist expressed interest in their (clothed and sonic) adventures. It was only a few months later that, during a whistle-stop impromptu appearance at the Black Sea Surfing Championships of 1957, the nascent trio were performing at a Sevastopol surf-rock pub and the drummer of the headline band, Crimea Punishment, who went by the name Biff Stalin, asked to join them, not for simple defection's

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