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MRSSS 511LP
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Restocked. After the break-up of Spacemen 3, Sonic Boom formed Spectrum with guitarist Richard Formby and bassist Mike Stout, along with a number of collaborators. Their 1992 debut LP, Soul Kiss (Glide Divine), explored Sonic Boom's trademark sound further into a soulful, blissed-out state and stands as one of the highlights in his discography. Reissued on vinyl for the first time. Limited edition of 1,000 copies on 180 gram vinyl.
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TRUMP 001LP
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"Reissue of the sole album by this excellent British pop-psych outfit, originally released in 1970. A nice mix of progressive pop and Swingin London pop-psych with killer tracks such as 'Nodnol,' 'Gory' and the groovy Hammond instrumental 'Walrus and the Horse.' Great production, vocals, organ. Featuring four non-LP bonus tracks taken from their previous 45s, including the pop-sike smasher 'Samantha's Mine,' the organ mod dancer 'London Bridge is Coming Down,' the toytown sounding 'Music Shootes the Savage Breast' and 'Comes the Dawn.' Remastered sound."
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SHAD 027CD
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"If you like Modulo 1000 you'll love this one. Maybe the best Psych album ever released in Brazil with heavy guitar sounds, beautiful vocals and well-crafted songs. A hippy soundtrack starring the band itself. The movie was banned in Brazil. Geração Bendita (Blessed Generation). It was 1971, two years after Woodstock, and the Brazilian youth were still trying to live the hippie dream of the 'Age of Aquarius', even though a little late. In the wave of peace and love, a group of young musicians and moviemakers from Nova Friburgo, in Rio de Janeiro, dove into the production of what became known as 'the first Brazilian hippie movie'. Entitled Geração Bendita, the movie, directed by Carlos Bini and shot in Rio, has become something of a cult classic, remembered for both its visual imagery of the period and the rare and wonderful Original Soundtrack album that it spawned. Recorded in the studios of Todamérica in Rio de Janeiro, the album, also called Geração Bendita is credited to Spectrum, formed by the ex-members of the 2000 Volts band and actors/musicians appearing in the movie. The album assembles twelve songs with lyrics in Portuguese and some in English, most of them speaking about peace, love, freedom, nature and other themes and meaningful values of that time. Accentuated with plenty of fuzz guitars and vocals in a 'Beatles-style', the record was hailed as a world-class production and the talents of the group above the national standard of that time."
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