genre: psych
state: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, book covers, size: 373 mb)
time: 1:08'58"
Fuzz Acid & Flowers:
This Chicago-based outfit were sued by Mountain for stealing the name. In actual fact they had the name first but never really recovered from the law suit which required them to state on their album cover that they were in no way connected with Mountain. If you like The Grateful Dead you should like this album because it's very similar in style. The title cut, in particular, includes some beautiful ringing guitar work but almost all the tracks are good and the album, which is now rare, is recommended listening.
Ed Mooney recalls that "Our plan, when we recorded, was to have a seamless transition between the last three songs - I Know You Rider - Apache Canyon - Hexahedron. That idea never made it on to the LP but we often did this for live shows, with the three songs often ending up being 45 minutes to an hour long, depending on the quality & quantity of substances we ingested!" Incidentally, the new Gear Fab CD features these final three tracks, run together as originally intended.
01. Sing A New Song 3:49
02. Rosalie 6:32
03. I Don't Worry About Tomorrow 3:02
04. Sundance 7:11
05. I Know You Rider 10:13
06. Apache Canyon 2:50
07. Hexahedron 9:14
bonus: 08. The Bus Keeps Rollin' 3:47
09. Six Days On The Road 3:40
10. (Meet Me) Down In The Bottom 3:33
11. Ticket In MY Pocket 6:37
12. Young Man's Blues 8:29
Bill Kees - Electric, Acoustic 12 String, Bottleneck Guitars
Ed Mooney - Electric, Acoustic Guitars
Tom Jurkens - Vocals
Steve Krater - Drums, Percussion
Lee Sims - Drums, Percussion
Craig Takehara - Bass, Banjo
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