Psychedelic Moods a mind expanding phenomena by the Deep vinyl 1962 original
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The DEEP: “Psychedelic Moods” (Parkway Records – P-7051) (Record:VG/ Jacket:VG+). Original US mono copy. Rusty Evans discovered the nascent psychedelic scene during a brief stop in Los Angeles, where he also recorded the 1965 Musicor single "1983"; upon returning east, he landed in Philadelphia and formed his own psych band, the Deep, with Mark Barkan, David Bromberg and others. Signing to Cameo-Parkway, over just two days in August 1966 the Deep recorded their lone official album Psychedelic Moods of the Deep, one of the more rare and fascinating byproducts of its time; virtually the same lineup later reunited as Freak Scene, releasing 1967's Psychedelic Psoul on CBS. “Take A Trip – Freak Out – Blow Your Mind – You’re On Your Way to the Psychedelic Mood – A Way of Life – A State of Mind.” So begins the blurb on the cover of Psychedelic Moods: A Mind Expanding Phenomenon. An album recorded, if the blurb is to be believed, in pitch darkness in the “wee hours of the morning” at Cameo-Parkway Studios, Philadelphia by studio-only band, The Deep, back in August 1966. Pitch black or not, Psychedelic Moods is still an impressive, if not unusual, piece of Psychedelia. Unusual in that only one of its twelve tracks weighs in at over three minutes, with several not even going beyond the two-minute mark Please see the picturers and judge for yourself the quality . It is difficult to make a good picture of the record itself. On side A is scratched SP 7051 A and on side two is scratched SP 7051 B
