LOVE w/ARTHUR LEE • FOREVER CHANGES • 1967 PSYCH ROCK STEREO LP ELEKTRA EKS 7401
$
115
$ 115
Sold For
Sep 16, 2014
Sold Date
Sep 6, 2014
Start Date
$ 99
Start price
5
Number Of Bids
France
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Description
• ALONE AGAIN OR • A HOUSE IS NOT A MOTEL • ANDMOREAGAIN • THE DAILY PLANET •
• OLD MAN • THE RED TELEPHONE •
•MAYBE THE PEOPLE WOULD BE THE TIMES OR BETWEEN CLARK AND HILLDALE •
• LIVE AND LET LIVE • THE GOOD HUMOR MAN HE SEES EVERYTHING LIKE THIS •
• BUMMER IN THE SUMMER • YOU SET THE SCENE •
LOVE´S “FOREVER CHANGES ” MADE ONLY A MINOR DENT ON THE CHARTS WHEN IT
WAS FIRST RELEASED IN 1967, BUT YEARS LATER IT BECAME RECOGNIZED AS ONE
OF THE FINEST AND MOST HAUNTING ALBUMS TO COME OUT OF THE SUMMER OF
LOVE, WHICH DOUBTLESS HAS AS MUCH TO DO WITH THE DISC’S THEMES AND TONE
AS THE MUSIC, BEAUTIFUL AS IT IS. SHARP ELECTRIC GUITARS DOMINATED MOST
OF LOVE’S FIRST TWO ALBUMS, AND THEY MAKE OCCASIONAL APPEARANCES HERE
ON TUNES LIKE “A HOUSE IS NOT A MOTEL” AND “LIVE AND LET LIVE”, BUT MOST
OF “FOREVER CHANGES ” IS BUILT AROUND INTERWOVEN ACOUSTIC GUITAR TEXTURES
AND SUBTLE ORCHESTRATIONS, WITH STRINGS AND HORNS BOTH REINFORCING
AND PUNCTUATING THE MELODIES. THE PUNKY EDGE OF LOVE’S EARLY WORK GAVE
WAY TO A MORE GENTLE, CONTEMPLATIVE, AND ORGANIC SOUND ON “FOREVER
CHANGES ” -- ORIGINAL 1967 STEREO PRESSING, THE COVER HAS COUPLE OF SLIGHTLY
BUMPED CORNERS WHILE THE RECORD LOOKS FINE, PROBABLY PLAYED A VERY
LITTLE NUMBER OF TIMES
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