Feminine Complex - Livin' Love - VG/VG+ - Rare Girl Group Classic
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The Feminine Complex - Livin' Love - Athena 6001 Stereo pressing released in 1969.
Vinyl is VG with full sheen and superficial scuffs; last track
on side 2 has small area of abrasions, but plays through with little background noise. Overall, plays fine.
Labels are clean with very light spindle wear.
Sleeve is VG+ with light wear; jagged cutout hole, upper right.
If you've heard vague rumors about this album and expect it to be a garage punk masterpiece, you might be somewhat disappointed. The group's 1969 debut LP, Livin' Love, is not a collection of gritty, raw garage rock with snarling vocals and plenty of attitude; instead, it's a slick, over-produced, and generally mellow album featuring session musicians and an overall sound that's closer to Dusty Springfield than to the Sonics or Chocolate Watchband. Fortunately, the vocals are relatively strong and the songs aren't bad. The album also provides some entertaining '60s details, such as the wah-wah guitar and repeated phrase "can you find yourself" on "Hide & Seek," which help give the music some personality. (AllMusic Guide)
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