It’s a Picnic – old, weird and rare.

 Picnic coverThe rare and fantastic Ping album “It’s a Picnic” (1999?) is close to impossible to find in any record store. This is sad, but we can still offer the record as a free download! We know it’s not the same as owning the record, but get used to it, life’s not a Picnic;

Download the album “It’s a Picnic” as one (.zip) file.

 

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