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Pink Fairies - Never Never Land (1971 uk, spectacular underground rough acid psych rock proto punk, 2002 extra tracks issue)
Pink Fairies - Kings Of Oblivion (1972-73 uk, stunning jagged proto punk, 2002 remaster and expanded)
Robert Calvert - Captain Lockheed And The Starfighters (1973-74 uk, stunning rough space psych rock with satirical attitude, 2009 remaster)
Axiom - The Axiom Archive (1969-71 australia, remarkable classic soft country rock, 2004 issue)
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Humble Pie - Town and Country (1969 uk, 2nd album, 2007 remastered with extra bonus tracks)
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Anyone who thinks of Humble Pie solely in terms of their latter-day boogie rock will be greatly surprised with this, the band's...
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Quicksilver Messenger Service - What About Me (1970 us, awesome west coast psych, 2012 audiophile Vinyl replica)
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A suitable follow-up to the group's seminal (fourth) album, "Just For Love", the album, "What About Me...
Humble Pie - As Safe As Yesterday Is (1969 uk, stunning classic rock, 1st album, japan edition)
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When Humble Pie was formed in 1969, the act immediately garnered attention as one of the first "supergroups," as its lea...
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Just For Love (1970 us, 4th album, classic west coast psych, 2012 audiphile remaster)
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This is one of the few best produced albums in the history of Rock music, and way more. When I first heard this on vinyl back in t...
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Quicksilver Messenger Service (1968 us, classic album, 2005 japan remastered mini Lp replica and 2012 Audiophile remaster)
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Quicksilver Messenger Service has never gotten the full credibility they deserve. A lot like what Thin Lizzy did for Hard Roc...
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Camel - Camel (1973 uk, prog rock masterpiece, 2002 and 2013 japan SHM remaster)
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Formed by Andrew Latimer, Doug Ferguson, Andy Ward and Peter Bardens in 1971, Camel was an essential part of the ‘70s progressive movem...
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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