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The Day After The Sabbath 70 School Daze heavy 45s pt 1

The Day After The Sabbath 70 School Daze heavy 45s pt 1 Download from: [mf] or [mg] pass:  tdats After the ethereal diversions of vol69, we jump straight back into the heaviness with a collection of rough and raw singles from the heavy psych glory period around 1966-72. Message, Maternal Joy and Blackbird 2000 are all german bands from the Krautrock era, Maternal Joy was to change its name soon after, releasing a string of great albums as "Nine Days Wonder". The Lions Of Juda were an Israeli band, the only other I know being The Churchills (aka Jericho). Attack play some amazing heavy garage punk a la MC5 or The Up, and Stumpwater is a canadian curio, apparently only releasing one song as a split single with an excitingly-named duo called Ronnie and Natalie. Avalanche, with Normans great hammond playing, was an alternative name for The Norman Haines Band which I used once before on Vol40, and "Crowd + 1" features Dean Parks on guitar. He is a famous se...

The End From Beginning To End 1964 70 uk brilliant sparkling bright psychedelia 2015 four discs box set

The End From Beginning To End 1964 70 uk brilliant sparkling bright psychedelia 2015 four discs box set One thing you learn, sleuthing for obscure psychedelic music from the sixties, is that for every �White Rabbit� there is a �Night Sounds Loud.� And a �Crystal Forms.� And God knows how many other brilliant songs grown out of the same protoplasm, but forgotten to history. There is just no shortage of mind-exploding songs that have long ago slipped away into The Nothing � standout songs from bands less consistent, or just less lucky than Jefferson Airplane. Even knowing that so much great overlooked music is out there, buried deep in record stacks and on YouTube, I was unprepared for �Introspection� by The End. Ironically, seeing that it was produced by Bill Wyman and engineered by Glyn Johns actually lowered my expectations. Let me explain. For an album with such a pedigree � produced by a Rolling Stone in 1968 � to have completely fallen between the cracks, it couldn�t actually be an...