The Waters - Mother Samwell

Dueling fuzz guitars start out this jam and pretty much the fuzz just keeps coming throughout. Throw in some washed out phaser over the whole vibe and you got a killer heavy garage psych rock jam. Released in January 1969 on the Delcrest label, the group was from Louisville, KY. Looks like this was the bands only release.?

The Waters - Mother Samwell

Bungi - Numbers

We came here to turn you one, so we're gonna sing our song!

Total bone head rocker with no real redeeming value but to make you shake your ass and chug your tall boys.

Party the fuck on!

Bungi - Numberi

SRC - My Fortune's Coming True

A non album cut by SRC (The Scot Richard Case) out of Detroit. This is from 1970. This may not be a top SRC cut but not being on any of the albums makes the 45 the only place you can hear it. A Bluesy rock tune with some semi fuzzy guitars. Meh.... I'd rather hear "Black Sheep" or "No Secret Destination" but the weirdo collector in me had to have it for the "collection".... Enjoy, or not....

SRC - My Fortune's Coming True

The Guided Tour - 50 BC Man

Another little known garage psych tune by "The Guided Tour". Info is scant. Not a ripper but a good tune with some psych vibes and organ. A little guitar break in the middle. Looks like this was from 1970 and out of Minnesota, other than that i just don't know....

The Guided Tour - 50 BC Man

Jiri Schelinger - Metro, Dobry Den (A National Acrobat) - Podj (Heart Of Gold)

Pretty wild Czechoslovakian cover songs from Black Sabbath & Neil Young from 1975 by Jiri Schelinger.

Jiri Schelinger - Metro, Dobry Den (A National Acrobat)

Jiri Schelinger - Podj (Heart Of Gold)

Snow - Caterpillar

A little pop psych nugget from 1968 by Snow. Sounds like these guys must have heard "Sgt. Peppers" and "Pipers At The Gates Of Dawn" smoked some weed and took it from there. There's a cool little fuzzy guitar riff sort of hidden in the back that i wish was blazing instead of hiding, but i hear it.

Snow - Caterillar

The Werks - I Got The Feeling

Another little known heavy rock 45. Sort of like a heavy Bloodrock or Vanilla Fudge. Great fuzzy guitar riff and a killer wha wha solo and organ spiced throughout. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

The Werks - I Got The Feeling

Flying - Evil

Here is another little known (Unknown?) private press 45 that is "Flying" under the radar. (see what i did there?) Most likely from the 80's but info is scant. Heavy, Buzzy, Fuzzy guitar with a slightly "Evil" sound (see what i did there?!?) Anyone with any 411 please drop it. Until the next time, enjoy.

Flying - Evil

Trix - Official Business

I bought this 45 being told it was from the 70's but I don't think that is correct? This has a early 80's party metal vibe to me but I could me mistaken? Anyone have any info on the group or 45?
I really dig the really fuzzy guitars and solos...

Trix - Official Business

The What - The Devils Game

Well, here is something i rarely ever do... Pay too much for a record. See, this 45 has been on my want list for a long while and when one came up on eBay a little while ago i sort of went crazy. I had numerous bids on several other 45's and when i pretty much lost them all i went a little overboard on this one because i was pissed and swore i wasn't going to let this get away. So here it is, a record i payed way to much for.... Some serious proto metal thud rock that sort of sounds a bit like Poobah. Heavy riff & fuzzy phased out solo... Enjoy, I'm gonna go cry...

The What - The Devils Game

Christian Lee - Magic Wand / Why Can't We All Be Free

Weird little records. A soft folky psych tune on the A side that sorta sounds like Donovan or Nick Drake and a weird play on some old pre-war blues on the flip, that sounds like something Patrick Sky would do...

Christian Lee - Magic Wand

Christian Lee - Why Can't We All Be Free

The Beautiful Daze - Part 1 & Part 2

Comped a million times. As blown out and fuzzy as it gets. It never gets old.

The Beautiful Daze - Part 1 & Part 2

The Kynd - Mr. America / Clouds

Fuzzy guitar riff rock ala Blue Cheer and a light trippy dippy B side. Produced by Sid Kleiner's House Of Guitars Califon NJ...

The Kind - Mr. America

The Kynd - Clouds

Spider Kelly - Infatuation

I had a complete and total computer failure after 10 years of filling it up with music and pictures and pretty much lost everything. Fresh start i guess. Still way bummed out but the wife bought me an early 50th birthday present. Yeah, I will be fucking 50 this year. Fuck me.... I NEVER thought i'd live this long but i am glad i did. So here is the 1st post on the new computer. A 45 i just picked up online. I knew nothing about this and had never seen it, but how can you go wrong with a dude named "Spider Kelly" and a song called "Infatuation" on "Criminal Records"? Don't know the year and anything else really. It's a good thud / bone head rocker, which is where my head is at these daze.... Enjoy!

Spider Kelly - Infatuation

Clockwork - Cybernaut / Mean Lady

A great heavy prog instrumental on the A side which for my money ends to soon and abrupt. Seems like they start start really cooking and then they were like "shit that's all that is going to fit on the 45!" and end the jam suddenly. Too bad really, because like most proggy goodness i could listen to these stoners ramble semi aimlessly for hours. Side B is more of a crunchy rocker with a great fuzzed out solo. Reminds me of maybe Stepson or Kin Ping Meh a bit. Ace 45.


Clockwork - Cybernaut

Clockwork - Mean Lady

Dynamite Butch - Freedom Song

I'm back!

Hitting you with a heavy riff rocker with a killer guitar solo and some weird/wild synth action from Dynamite Butch circa 1974.

Thanks to the wife for fixing my broken shit!

Dynamite Butch - Freedom Song

Closed until further notice.....

vinyl to digital issues...


edit: i haven't been here in a while and somehow managed to delete a bunch of comments that were waiting for approval. So if you left a comment and don't see it, sorry! I deleted them instead of publishing them! leave them again!!!

till the next time.

dd

Neil Norman - Pasher-Laser

When vultures cry
Streets run red with human blood
All the world is dark
Death screams through the earth....

Neil Norman - Pasher-Laser

Stonehenge - (For The Love Of A) Sweet Woman Like You

I'm having a good summer. For the first time in my life I have been selling records. I've never done this before for myself. I never liked the grip & flip mentality. And most people who sell records are some weird messed up humans, so i stayed away from it. But, I've been selling off some stuff i care very little about or things i have multiple copies of and buy some things i actually want. Here is my newest addition to my heavy psych & thud rock collection of 45's...

Stonehenge - (For The Love Of A) Sweet Woman Like You

49th Blue Streak - Fire / Foxy Lady

2 wild Hendrix cover songs. As blown out, fuzzed out and as wasted as you can get.... Sounds like a really wasted Blue Cheer.

49th Blue Streak - Fire

49th Blue Streak - Foxy Lady

The American Express - When The City Sleeps

Great guitar workout from The American Express on the Vault Records label; 1969. Wish it went on a tad bit longer because the jam is that good....

The American Express - When The City Sleeps