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POISONS OF ROCK

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- First Friday (Ultra Rare 1972 U.S. Hard Blues Progressive)

Posted: Feb 22 2011 11:25 AM PST
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MOST HIGH RARITY! HIGHEST RARITY!
BANDA AMERICANA ALBUM AND ITS EXTREMELY RARE! WE DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING
HISTORY OF THE BAND BECAUSE ripping and VINYL LP AND INFORMATION FOR NOTHING! EVEN IN
"NET" SOMETHING ABOUT GUYS DID IT! REMEMBER THAT HAVE PURCHASED
LP IS NEARLY 25 YEARS AGO IN BRIQUE OF REDEMPTION IN PORTO ALEGRE! IT WAS A MUCH AND
mining! THERE WAS NEVER THE ISSUE ON CD! The LOUDNESS IS A PROGRESSIVE BLUES
HITS HARD WITH SOME VERY EVEN LEGAL! AMERICAN POISON RARE AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
!

NOTE: ANY INFORMATION ON THE BAND WILL BE VERY WELCOME! COLLABORATE WITH THE
POISONS! EXTREMELY RARE LP

! I HAVE NOTHING OF HISTORY OF THE BAND BECAUSE RIPping
AND VINYL! ALSO ON LP NOT HAVE INFORMATION! NOR DID IT ANY INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET
! HAVE TO REMEMBER THIS LP purchased 25 YEARS AGO IS NearLY! The
PRECIOUS LOST IN A RECORD STORE! NEVER BEEN RELEASED CD! BLUES IS A
PROGRESSIVE HARD ROCK HITS WITH EVEN VERY GOOD! AMERICAN POISON RARE AND
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

NOTE: ANY INFORMATION ON THE BAND WILL BE VERY WELCOME! COLLABORATE WITH
THE POISONS!

01. Nice Day For Something 1:46
02. Got No More Home Than A Dog 5:25
03. Night Driving 1:59
04. Maryanne 6:31
05. Such A Lot To Say 3:33
06. Wings To Fly 3:42
07. Take Them All Away 4:30
08. Ballad Of John Doe Jr. 2:44

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OPMC - Amalgamation (1970 Dutch Folk Blues Psych)

Posted: Feb 21 2011 5:56 PM PST
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VERY GOOD AND RARE DUTCH POISON! THE BAND IS NAMED WEIRD THAT IS THE TRUTH AN ACRONYM
PRA "OLDEST PROFESSIONAL MUSIC COMPANY"! The LOUDNESS
DOS CARAS and psychedelia with a touch of HIPPIE FOLK BLUES, watered
GAITA AND ESPECIALLY A GUITAR! The first track "Overture" is
INSTRUMENTAL WITH GUITAR AND HARMONICA AND IS LITERALLY ONLY A SMALL OPENING
! THEN COME "I'LL JUST SIT HERE AND DREAM" AND ONLY WITH GAITA
GUITAR! FOLLOWS WITH "BALLAD OF THE SUN WITH A GOOD STYLE CLIMATE
Moody Blues! "THE HEAD" and psychedelia THAT BEGINS WITH GUITAR AND HARMONICA AND THE END IS GOOD
GUITAR SOLOS! "SICK AND TIRED" REMEMBER THE BAND WITH A
pinches THEIR COUNTRY-BLUES! "TRAIN SONG" It's practically a
VIGNETTE! "EASTER SONG" IN VEIN is psychedelic! "CAMBRIDGE IMPRESSIONS" It
WELL TAKEN BY AN INSTRUMENTAL GUITAR! NOW "SONG FOR MARIOLIJN" IS A TRIBUTE TO MARIJUANA
AND SOUND GOOD FOLK PSYCH HIPPIE! "FIRE DEPARTMENT" IS WITH CLIMATE psychedelic nightcap
GREAT! CLOSE THE DISC WITH KEY
GOLD!

Very Good psychedelic folk bluesy with long tracks full of 60's vibe and
drugged-out spacy guitar!!Though this is usually classified as a Dutch rock
album by the few collectors who are aware of it, this early-‘70s LP in fact
seems like a more natural emulation of British (and sometimes American)
folk-rock music than many such productions of the era from Continental
Europe. In this case, there’s a good reason for that, as O.P.M.C. featured
the talents of a Scotsman (Barrie Webb), along with those of Teun van der
Slikke. The LP is fair, though not outstanding, folk and folk-rock with a
moody streak and a stylistic unevenness that almost create the impression
of being the work of more than one artist. Sometimes it offers pastoral
hippie musings, à la “I’ll Just Sit Here and Dream” and “Ballad of the
Sun,” almost as if they’re trying to be a poppier Incredible String Band.
“Easter Song,” by contrast, sounds like the late-‘60s Hollies trying to go
a little folkier. Some of the brittle guitar work on “The Head” and “Fire
Child” makes it seem not unlikely that Love’s Forever Changes could have
been something of an influence. Yet more territory is covered by the
Creedence Clearwater Revival-flavored blues-country-rock of “Sick and
Tired,” and the Sonny Terry-like blues harmonica-motored instrumental
“Train Thing.” It’s an undoubtedly diverse effort that lacks distinction
more due to its average material than its eclectic scope.

Barrie "Barry" Webb (vocals, guitar)
Herman Erbé (vocals, guitar)
Teun van der Slikke (vocals, harmonica, guitar)

01. Overture
02. I'll Just Sit Here and Dream 7:25
03. Balad of the Sun 3:58
04. The Head 4:45
05. Sick and Tired 2:34
06. Train Thing 1:22
07. Easter Song 2:30
08. Cambridge Impressions 3:22
09. Song for Mariolijn 3:08
10. Fire Child 3:40

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