lp Chrysalis DEFINITION 60's rare psych ZAPPA acid folk
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PAYPAL ONLY ..USA ONLY. :CHRYSALIS "DEFINITION" rare 60's album psych acid folk ...I have only ever played one song on this lp (What will become of the morning) ,,all the other tracks have never even been touched by the needle.:) ,,in amazing shape ,there may be a smudge or two but I couldnt see any .I am NOT a collector or know anything about grading but this lp has been stored in an upright dust free place since release day , the cover has some wear and there is a small hole in upper left corner. STEREO se-4547
I will ship media mail.....dont worry ,,i WILL pack safley. ,,item as-is.
Tracks:
01. What Will Become of the Morning
02. Lacewing
03. Cynthia Gerome
04. April Grove
05. Father's Getting Old
06. 30 Poplar
07. Baby, Let Me Show You Where I Live
08. Fitzpatrick Swanson
09. Lake Hope
10. Piece of Sun
11. Summer in Your Savage Eyes
12. Dr Root's Garden
Reviews:
The recent deluge of mid-'60s relics that continue to rise from the vinyl crypt for a little modern re-consideration are too often more miss than hit. For every Pete Dello or Comus reissue there are seven or eight barely mediocre offerings from bands like Eclection or the Vejtables. Chrysalis, a colorful quintet from Ithaca, New York who dabbled in everything from folk, rock and jazz to Middle Eastern music fall somewhere in the middle, and their one and only recording, Definition remains a fascinating, if uneven lesson in the fine art of psychedelia. Frank Zappa, who championed Chrysalis as "a group that has yet to destroy your mind" was originally asked to produce, but was in the throes of removing himself from a bitter contractual dispute with MGM/Verve. In the end, Definition went through numerous production teams who all left for various reasons — none relating to the music or musicians — which makes it all the more curious that it sounds so defined and cohesive. Frontman Spider Barbour, who had appeared on both Zappa's We're Only in It for the Money and Lumpy Gravy
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