LP STRAY Suicide (Re) Long Hair Music LHC254 - Still Sealed

$

33

lp STRAY

Suicide 

Country of release: Germany, 2021

Original Released: 1971

Label: Long Hair Music

Catalog number: LHC254

Barcode: 4035177002546

Folding cover/Gatefold Sleeve: No/NO

Included 4 PAGES Insert

 Condition Record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

  lp Is still welded / lp is STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo by my own lp / Photo Taken From My Own Copy)

Tracks Side 1:

Tracks Side 2:

1. Run Mister Run (3:54)

2. Dearest Eloise (2:29)

3. Do You Miss Me (6:28)

4. Suicide (7:39)

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This is The First officialRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom an original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. Album was originally released in 1971 On Transatlantic Records . Suicide was The band 'sSecond Album and is another hard rocking, guitar driven effort withPsychedelic influences. 'Son of The Father' (5:46) beginsThe album asA slow martial lament, with ghostly distanceWINDof very quiet drum washes and acoustic strumming, before kicking intoA jubilant up-tempo fuzz riff verse/chorus part and going through numerous highly charged metal riff changes tempered by pathetic sounding stringsOn The mellotron. 'Nature's Way' (3:28) is A fuzzed HEAVY riff-rocker more reminiscentofTheFirst Stray album, with ballsThe sizeof pumpkins andA complex middle section.'Where Do Our Children Belong' (3:37) is OneofThe soft songs. It's all lazily paced acoustic guitar (or perhaps just quiet electric), nice harmonies, and totally appropriate bass and drums, actually A pretty nice track. 'Jericho' (4:53) remedies that, with timely arrival of kinda dramatic, hard charged ever-changing riff sequences with urgent lyrics, sliding BEYOND belief intoA tumbling dervishof chiseling guitar asThe wallsof Jericho “tumbleToThe ground!” FromThe sheer powerof loudMUSIC . This One 's A contenderFORThe best songOnThe album,The other being 'Suicide' (below). It could have been A hit single because it's damn catchy and brilliantly constructed. 'Run Mister Run' (3:53) rides A hard, funky bass riff and almost southern rock guitar, complete with stomping drums and cowbell. It Sounds very much like Mountain meets The James Gang? 'Dearest Eloise' (2:27) is A LOVE song, soft allThe way through, with strings and much flowery balladry and muzak all round. Pretty nice.'Do You Miss Me' (6:26) runs at A jumpy pace, almost withA late 60's American jazzy psych/pop/soul feel untilThe song switches into somethingHEAVY downer riffing before picking up speed again and galloping intoA fast and hard boogie jam. 'Suicide' (7:37) closes The album as its heaviest moment, weighty, (cock)rock-hard demon riffing sounding, A true highlightTo finish this terrific album! Album comes with 4-sided album-sized insert, including bandstory, photos, lyrics, remastered brilliant sounding. A must FOR all Psychedelic hard rock aficionados! (Longhair)


Del Bromham - Vocals, Lead Guitar, Twelve-string Guitar, Mellotron, Organ, Electric Piano, Harpsichord
Steve Gadd - Vocals, Percussion, Bells
Ritchie Cole - drums, percussion
Gary G. Giles - Bass Guitar

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