Various Artists - Swedish Meatballs Vol 2 - The Psychedelic Hard Rock Underground 1970-1977 - VINYL LP

Way-out heavy psych mindblowers with blistering guitars and pounding drums! Sweden Inch heaven and hell. Comes with a striking day-glow coloured sleeve and a massive 16-page booklet cram packed with photos and previously untold stories. Subliminal Sounds swings open the portals to the long lost, ultra-rare, or previously unreleased, music and history of these loud and hairy underground hard rocking champions. Possessed zit covered Viking teens going berserk and blasting loud and heavy sounds at youth halls making the stoner kids go meatball crazy. Hippies, stoners, hoodlums or whatever they were called. Anarchists. Freaks United! Clandestine underground garage hard rock heavies' recordings in the basement of an adult movies film studio. Chicks like wah-wah! All in a day's work for the Swedish Meatballs. This is a tasty new in our series The Swedish Hard Rock Underground Inch A Smorgasbord of Heavy Sounds !

2024 . Lucinda Williams Sings The Beatles From Abbey Road' features 12 Beatles songs that include classic hits such as InchCan't Buy Me LoveInch, InchWith A Little Help From My FriendsInch and InchSomethingInch. Williams and her band also take on beloved deeper tracks such as InchI'm So TiredInch, InchI've Got A Feeling,Inch and InchYer BluesInch. Being raised on the blues in the South, the latter is a song Williams was clearly meant to sing. Recorded at The Beatles' legendary studio in London, the new collection serves as Vol. 7 of her celebrated 'Lu's Jukebox' series and is the first new volume in almost four years.

Recorded at the end of a string of engagements throughout the Scandinavian countries, Archie Shepp + The New York Contemporary Five, Vol. 2 captures a group of young musicians seeking new musical ground and having found a welcoming environment far from home. In November of 1963, The New York Contemporary Five were consolidating avant-garde jazz as pioneered by Ornette Coleman and Cecil Taylor in Copenhagen and Sweden, as New York clubs had yet to fully embrace the style The quintet had formed specifically for their engagement at Montmartre in Copenhagen and would disband for some time immediately after. Vol. 2 documents a quintet of experimental artists that had yet to gain the worldwide recognition that they enjoy today, more than 50 years later. In this early era of The New York Contemporary Five, Archie Shepp, who embodied his musical generation's experimental nature, shows compelling technical prowess that runs alongside an early-stage knack for experimentation. From a modern perspective, the album sounds particularly indicative of the Archie Shepp that history has come to know as a central figure in the primary canon of avant-garde jazz.