HELP s/t V Rare Orig 1971 US Decca Heavy Fuzz Psych Prog LP Power Trio
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Help
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Very Rare Original US LP released on Decca Records in 1971. 1st US pressing.
When you read books with day-by-day chronologies of the concerts of big rock bands, Help is the kind of group you might see listed as third-billed in the early '70s to the Who, the Kinks, or whoever. It's prototypical early-'70s American album rock, not unlikable in any significant way, but fairly yawn-inducing all the same. It's got a good-time, crowd-loosening feel, some rock & roll and country influences here and there, and songs that leave the listeners nothing to remember it by. It's more West Coast in feel than anything else, with a rousing brotherly feel to the harmonies on "For Sale" and "Open Up the Door," whose lyrics seem to be straining for a motto in common with songs like the Youngbloods' classic hit "Get Together." "Easy to Be Free" goes into a slightly noodlier, more easygoing late-San Francisco hippie rock mood, while "Run Away" seems influenced by the Guess Who's guitar work on "American Woman" and a few cuts have a mildly rougher, funkier touch. But nothing here's worthy of your attention.
Tracks Are :-
Side One
1 For Sale 4:40
2 Open Up The Door 2:50
3 I Tried Too Hard 1:43
4 Easy To Be Free 3:08
5 Run Away 7:07
Side Two
1 Keep In Touch 4:25
2 Take A Look At Yourself 4:48
3 Commit Yourself 3:00
4 Help Me, Help You, Help Me 4:10
5 Tennessee Waltz 4:02
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Released on Decca Records in 1971
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Catalogue Number DL 75257
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Record is in Ex ++ condition
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Sleeve is in Ex ++ condition
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