Released: 22 august 1975 Recorded: 1975,workhouse London Style: rock, progressive rock,jazz rock,blues rock Length: 44:45 Label: Bronze Origin: UK
A hidden diamond, musically exceptional and aesthetically stimulating. Lost inside the ocean of the 70;s rock, still beckons and inspires Accompanied by: turkish coffee and ouzo hangover Suck it!
Released: 1 September 1975 Recorded: February 27 – May 7, 1975 Style: jazz rock,psychedelic blues, acid rock,jam rock Length: 44:13 Label: Grateful dead,United artists Origin: USA,California
Ok, not the most famous, not the most beloved, not the most crazy album of this huge band...but musically speaking, the flow of these impressive compositions, the change of mood is like a refreshing breeze from the west.....dont be fooled by the "rock" tab,this is something more Accompanied by: me Suck it!
Released: 1970 Style: psychedelic jazz rock Length: 32:46 Label: EMI Columbia Origin: Americans from New york but there was a time that they moved in a commune in Germany
One of the most mature and serious records in the end of the 60;s...Honest,complex but not complicate,music for the mind and soul and not for music only,maturity and not "eat a flower" mood -shit your pants- psychedelia form this chaste masterpiece . Accompanied by: Sweet smokes brought by the Land of Nothingness Suck it!
Released: September 1967 Recorded:
April 1967
RCA Studios, Los Angeles Style: blues rock, psychedelic rock, experimental rock Length:
33:40 Label: Budha Origin: USA,Los Angeles
What can someone can expect from a dude that is name Captain Beefheart?The alter ego of Frank Zappa, left this world last year, but delivered us very early,1967, a protopunk version of hard rock witΤh some shades of surrealism and a blues gazing, and lsd of course....aaa a tip...quitar in this album by Ry Cooder Accompanied by: Vinyls wet with jack daniels Suck it!