Assertion: watchband's band | /r/CapableOf | end up on the cutting-room floor
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value: mostly
type: DEGREE
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text: (At the Love-In)," which ended up being used in the exploitation movie The Love-Ins (in which the band was supposed to have a major role but mostly ended up on the cutting-room floor, as a result of some sort of havoc they created on the set), still resonates in the 21st century as a moment of triumph for everyone, and the Cobb-authored "No Way Out" wasn't far behind, a shimmering piece of full-blown psychedelia with a killer performance by Flores and Andrijasevich in the opening, and Loomis' guitar laying down a jagged psychedelic blues lead line, while Tolby's instrument chimed and crunched away in the background while Aguilar intoned the spaced-out lyrics; even the tape effects and distortion at the end were handled with restraint and class.
text: (At the Love-In)," which ended up being used in the exploitation movie The Love-Ins (in which the band was supposed to have a major role but mostly ended up on the cutting-room floor, as a result of some sort of havoc they created on the set), still resonates in the 21st century as a moment of triumph for everyone, and the Cobb -authored