Brown Acid - the Seventh Trip / Various: Brown Acid - The Seventh Trip (Various Artists)
Brown Acid - the Seventh Trip / Various: Brown Acid - The Seventh Trip (Various Artists)
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Brown Acid - the Seventh Trip / Various
Label: Riding Easy
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 603111730110
Genre: Pop
Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 collection. Everybody's favorite source for the hard stuff is back in business, with ten more lethal doses of rare hard rock, heavy psych and proto-metal! Hard to believe it's seven trips in and they haven't lost any steam. As usual, these obscure tracks have all been licensed, the bands have been paid, and the sources are all analog. The quality of tracks seems to increase along with the number of trips and this cohesive collection comes outta the gate with both guns blazing! Pegasus recorded one single in Baltimore in 1972 and they made it count. "The Sorcerer" is a throbbing ripper that prior to this was basically unknown. The track title for the Nobody's Children single and start thinking, oh no, Riding Easy given up on bad trips. Fret not, "Good Times" was originally written as a joke. The song has since been bootlegged numerous times and even covered by the Butthole Surfers, but this is the first time it's been fully licensed. This latest volume continues with many more boneheaded bangers, crunchy jams, and incredibly damaged heavy slabs.
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