ROKY ERICKSON & THE EXPLOSIVES Halloween 2xLP NEW VINYL 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS
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ARTIST: Roky Erickson And The Explosives
TITLE: Halloween
FORMAT: 2xLP
LABEL: Norton
CATALOG #: ED-337
RECORD CONDITION: NEW
JACKET CONDITION: NEW
DESCRIPTION: This howling live set from Roky and the Explosives' original incarnation moves from horror classics (Creature With The Atom Brain), to Buddy Holly inspired rockers (Wait For You) to a blistering version of the Elevators' You're Gonna Miss Me. Norton's gatefold double LP comes with a different cover than the CD version and on the preferred miracle PVC format!
"Roky Erickson may have been living across the border from sanity in the late '70s and early '80s, but he hadn't lost touch with his considerable gifts as a singer and rhythm guitarist, and with the right band behind him he was a rock & roll force to be reckoned with. Austin pop-punk pioneers the Explosives frequently did double duty as Roky's band during this period, and this collection of 18 live performances from the band's vaults (recorded in Texas and California) captures both Erickson and his accompanists in great form. Demons, zombies, and other creatures from a steady diet of late-night horror movie broadcasts dominated most of Erickson's songs from this period, but he sings stuff like "I Walked with a Zombie," "Creature with the Atom Brain," and "Don't Shake Me Lucifer" with enough lucidity that he appears to still have one foot planted in reality even at his most bizarre, and his vocals are consistently strong and on point. Roky is every bit as impressive when he ventures into more benign territory. While the fidelity of these recordings varies quite a bit, Erickson and the band are loud and clear throughout, and the best moments leave no doubt that Erickson is one of the greatest wild talents in rock history; where there are plenty of live recordings of Roky Erickson on the market, this is easily near the top of the heap for sheer energy and enthusiasm." - Mark Deming & allmusic.com
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