Whatever was behind us, it was getting closer. Though wet, chilled, miserable, and exhausted from a hard day’s travel, we dared not stop moving. The energy so gathered could could be released in various ways. These wondrous enchanted spectacles absorbed sunlight during the day. Mercury found the path with the aid of his sunshades. The dim glow was enough for the rest of us to follow without, we hoped, serving as a beacon for pursuers. His flameless lantern, an enchanted crystal sphere attached to a leather loop hung from the horn of his saddle, shone faintly. Ghostly lightning gave occasional glimpses of the trail ahead. If you missed Part 1 and Part 2 of the excerpt, read those first.
While I bring the tale to its mini-epic conclusion, I present another morsel to whet your appetite. 18 (LP).I had thought to complete and publish my first-ever Jason Cosmo novelette Rainy Daze several weeks ago, but other obligations have prevented me. 6 and Acid and Flowers (CD) and Fe Fi Fo Fum on Highs In The Mid Sixties, Vol. 7 (LP & CD) That Acapulco Gold on Psychedelic Visions (CD) In My Mind Lives A Forest on Psychedellc Archives, Vol. Recommended.Ĭompilation appearances have included: Absurd Bird on Kicks & Chicks (LP) Make Me Laugh on Of Hopes And Dreams & Tombstones (LP) and Psychedelic Unknowns, Vol. However, the album's finest moment was In My Mind Lives A Forest (the flip to their first 45) - an exquisite slice of pop-psychedelia. Aside from an almost four minute medley of Shake, Knock On Wood and Respect, other notable songs include a pretty good cover of Stephen Stills' For What Its Worth, a fuzzy Taxman-like song called Weatherman and an Eastern-style slice of psychedelia, Snow And Ice And Burning Sand.
Their album includes the first 45 and Discount City, a sorta bluesy honky tonk, which was the 'A' side of their third 45. Carter) would appear on Hardwater (fellow Coloradans The Astronauts in disguise), Yankee Dollar, Horses and Strawberry Alarm Clock LPs. He would go into songwriting and his compositions (with J. Tim Gilbert, the main songwriter, also released a solo 45 Early October/If We Stick Together (UNI 55045) 1967 - folkie fare which has been compared to Tim Buckley. One of the best, a beautifully crafted piece of pop-psych was originally released as Fe Fi Fo Fum, but was almost immediately withdrawn and reissued with a different title Blood Of Oblivion, even securing a U.K. Although they never again equalled this commercial success they continued to make some excellent 45s. However, it was quickly leased to UNI and became the band's best known song making the No. Almost unbelievably they were unearthed by Phil Spector who signed them to a management contract and a giant publicity campaign was planned but never really materialised.Ī year or so later That Acapulco Gold appeared on the local IP label and Frank Slay, a local producer, bought the rights and released it on his Chicory label. They first formed in 1965 when they specialised in playing beat and R&B and they were a regular attraction at local frat parties. Only the first 45 appears on their album which is recommended.
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Almost unbelievably they were unearthed by Phil Spector who signed them to a management contract and a giant publicity campaign was planned but never really materialised.Ī year or so later That Acapulco Gold appeared on the local IP label and Frank Slay Read Full Bio A great pop-punk-psychedelic outfit from Denver, Colorado.
A great pop-punk-psychedelic outfit from Denver, Colorado.
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