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LION 138LP
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2024 repress. "In the spring of 1969, 49th Parallel had a hit in with 'Twilight Woman,' a lovely song that sounds like a poppier version of what bands like Tomorrow were doing in England. That success led to the release of 49th Parallel's only album. All hyperbole aside, it is easily one of the top Canadian rock albums of the psychedelic era. The album is strong throughout from the pulsating psychedelia of 'Lazerander Filchy' and the ultra-strange '(The) Magician,' the shimmering beauty of 'Twilight Woman,' to the quintessential slashing guitars punk edginess of 'Now That I'm a Man' and '(Come On Little Child &) Talk To Me.'" First official vinyl reissue since its original release in 1969. Comes with color insert that includes band history and photos.
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