ORIG 1966 THE SEEDS 1st PUSHIN HARD Garage Punk Psych
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Dec 5, 2009 Sold Date
Nov 30, 2009 Start Date
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ORIGINAL 1966 FIRST PRESSING!!!  GARAGE PUNK CLASSIC 1966        

 

                 THE SEEDS

             

        

                                               ...USA - GNP Crescendo - GNP 2023 - STEREO

 

CLEAN 1966 "STEREOPHONIC" issue of the ORIGINAL very first 1966 SEEDS album..

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1966 Primal punk garage blasts, filled with snotty vocals and raw cutting fuzz guitar... one of the leading raw punk renegade garage bands from the Hollywood California scene helping to spawn countless similar little garage punkers across the lands in the sixties!

As mid-'60s L.A. garage bands go, the Seeds were perhaps the most primitive, and cool as the rest. Whereas the Standells had good lyrics, the Leaves could write pop nuggets, and Love was gifted beyond comparison, Sky Saxon and The Seeds were raw and grinding. Their debut record is just that. It's comprised of snotty vocals over top of primitive farfisa organ reverb & fuzz guitar driving attacks which infuses in the listeners subconscious...terrific boy-girl 'get outta my life' songs that  teeters on the edge ...theis, their first Lp contains the garage classic "Pushin' Too Hard". Not a bad track on either side, highlights galore include "Can't Seem to Make You Mine," which features a haunted-house guitar riff, The whining jangle "Try To Understand", The hard driving "Girl I Want You", the equally girating fuzz riffing  "Evil Hoodoo" and all the rest alike!  Pure garage punkers from Los Angeles in the sixties remaining a forever legend. Dig it.

Can't Seem To Make You Mine

No EScape

Lose Your Mind

Evil Hoodoo

Girl I Want You

Pushin' Too Hard

Try To Understand

Nobody Spoil My Fun

It's A Hard Life

You Can't be Trusted

Excuse Excuse

Fallin' In Love

 

CONDITION: The cover is solid and stiff, but has a sticker not all the way removed at top left, and a very light price sticker mark (harder to see) at top right. 2 delete drills at top and bottom...VG++ front cover, the back cover has light wear ...altogether no bends, no seam splits, no writing

The vinyl is all glossy & clean "EX" (excellent) to M- all clean + plays excellent absolutely top....

       A cool addition to anyone's music library!

      

 

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