ALL CLEAN M- LAMINATED YESTERDAY'S CHILDREN HARD HEAVY MEAN FUZZED MADNESS

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     POWERFUL DRIVING TWIN GUITARS FUZZED-UP MADNESS

                                              1969

                     YESTERDAY's CHILDREN                 

                         Germany - MAP CITY RECORDS -3012  

TOP COPY

Highly scarce, very limited exact 2ndpress, high quality 'weight heavy' German issue from many moons ago, was in and out of print overnight ... years before the Akarma or other issue, this is the straight non digitalized best quality pressing (as read in Acid Archives) of Yesterday's Children's famous '69 heavyrock-psych collectible ....

Recommended to STONER ROCK fans of such delights as "DUST" "BANG" early "SABBATH" and the like...  

First a word of warning - if you're looking for musical sophistication and complexity, this ain't the place to start ... Dennis Croce's screeching voice certainly packs a wallop on tracks like 'Sad Born Loser' he occasionally recalled AC/DC's Bon Scott - particularly when he went for the throat tearing high notes. This rampaging hard rock classic is underscored by the twin lead guitars (courtesy of Richard Croce and Reggie Wright). The pair added a nifty melodic edge to tracks like 'Sailing' and the band's surprisingly cover of Wilkinson Tricycle's 'What of I'.

“Paranoia” sounds like pure garage punk with its central lift-off riff, but soon settles into a nasty blues groove blessed with some creepy chord progressions and yelping enthusiastic vocals (). “Sad Born loser” cuts a more hip-shaking vibe, not unlike a slightly more aggressive Free, or a less dense Humble Pie. Those cuts are all well and good and perfectly enjoyable, but with “She’s Easy,” the real fire starts. This one sounds much like the MC5’s guitars thrashing through a Stooges groove, complete with full bore atomic soloing and pounding galore. Even a pleasant respite from the fury about 3/4ths of the way through can’t diminish this ear melting experience. Hot stuff indeed. The same goes for “Evil Woman,” which pumps with slinky, evil authority, while “Hunter’s Moon” strikes a downcast, eerie pre-metal feel. And what of the guitarists here? While they might lack the obvious personalities of Page or Blackmore, they still manage to fire loads of sonic string shrapnel all over the damn place, packing enough overdriven solos for three records into the grooves here. And so it goes, even the mellower “Sailing” features a haunting, spectral feel, and the prerequisite boogie number “Providence Bummer” at least at has the sense to be heavy and chugging. It’s hard to see how the heavy brigade have (largely) missed this one. But however it’s happened, grabbing this wonderful little nugget is mandatory for anyone who likes it heavy. The high quality of the tunes, playing and writing only add extra fuzzy frosting to this particular slice of "cake"

(side 1)

1.) Paranoia  - 4:34

2.) Sad Born Loser 4:22

3.) What of I 3:55

4.) She's Easy  6:36

(side 2)
1.) Sailing  7:30

2.) Providence Bummer 4:03

3.) Evil Woman 3:10

4.) Hunter's Moon 6:10

CONDITION: The cover: the fragile cover has bright colors, all laminated and slick, "EX" (excellent) well handled over the years, there is only a little bit of careful previous handling visual...otherwise bright and glossy display worthy with NO split seams, no alarming problems....

The vinyl: thick 'weight heavy' vinyl, all glossy clean, M- and plays outstanding vibrant and sonic ... clean Map City labels 

keeper!

A GREAT ADDITION TO ANYONE'S COLLECTION !

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EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING

All imperfections are noted both cover & record