Перейти к содержимому

The Seeds "Crescendo" LP (1968) Dekka Records

retrogorilla

0:00 / 0:00

The Seeds "Crescendo" LP (1968) Dekka Records

775 просмотров · 1 день назад
retrogorilla
4,41 тыс. подписчиков
775 просмотров · 1 день назад
Message from J.B. Retrogorilla: If you enjoy my fan comps, any donation is appreciated and really helps me to continue with more quality fan releases. As you probably would guess, my channel is demonetized by YouTube, and the musical artists (or more likely, the shady record companies and managers who swindled them) deserve the streaming revenue. Thank you! https://paypal.me/retrogorilla THE SEEDS "CRESCENDO" COMPILATION (1968) Get ready to blast your eardrums with the wildest, most sensational new sound sweeping the nation! Dekka Records, the absolute number one teen label for today's switched-on youth, proudly presents "Crescendo", the ultimate definitive collection from America's rawest garage-rock pioneers, The Seeds. Packed with electrifying alternate takes, must-have B-sides, deep cuts, and hard-to-find rarities, this mind-blowing long-player is an essential addition to any hip record collection. If you crave a pulsating beat that won't quit, Dekka has delivered the goods straight to your turntable! Straight out of the high-octane underground club scene of Los Angeles, The Seeds have taken the music world by storm with their hypnotic, fuzz-drenched melodies. This ferocious four-man army is led by the charismatic, growling lead vocalist Sky Saxon, whose untamed energy defines the band’s primitive drive. Behind him, Jan Savage tears up the fretboard with his signature, stingingly distorted lead guitar riffs. The group’s mesmerizing rhythmic spell is anchored by the incredible Daryl Hooper, a wizard on the keyboards, while dynamic drummer Rick Andridge hammers out the relentless, pounding backbeat that keeps the kids dancing all night long. Drop the needle on Side One and experience the raw studio chatter and a thrillingly unpolished alternate take of "Flower Lady and Her Assistant." Flip it over to Side Two for a treasure trove of rare MGM singles like "Did He Die" and "Love in a Summer Basket," culminating in a blistering, completely unreleased take of their monumental smash hit, "Pushin' Too Hard". This is more than just an album; it is a full-throttle sonic trip captured in high-fidelity stereophonic sound! Don't get left out in the cold while the rest of the crowd is tuning in. Run, don't walk, down to your local record shop and demand your copy of Crescendo by The Seeds today!