Lord’s House Band, VERY RARE early 70s Indie Jesus Rock, Original- Not A Reissue
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106
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Description
This is a very rare, sought after album by those interested in the early days of Jesus Music. The vinyl is in wonderful condition, scratch free, and plays almost like new. I heard no surface noise, no skips or pops. The album jacket is in fair condition. Seam split along the top edge. Various stain marks on the front and back. Brand new, the album jacket had a blue hue to it. The blue is still evident on the back side, but has faded significantly on the front. Will ship in a protective Mylar slip case and protective inner sleeve.
Here is how Ken Scott described this album in his Archivist 5th Edition:
Five Michigan guys who successfully capture that long haired psychy underground guitar based “Jesus Rock” spirit on their homemade record. At their best they come across like a low key more subdued version of Wilson McKinley or Rainbows Promise. “Train” is a good example, opening the album with an easygoing stroll of basement hippie country rock featuring strumming rhythm guitar and fluid electric leads. “Isaiah 1:18”, “Reap What You Sow”, “Psalms 103 Bless The Lord” and “Psalm 149” all have solemn dreamy moods that brings to mind the moody edgier side of The Way and Love Song. Some nice laid back Grateful Dead vibes working through “I’m Gonna Hold On” and “Goin’ Through Life”. Good electric soloing throughout (sometimes two guitars) joined by rhythm guitar , electric bass and drums (no keyboards). From a place called The Lords House in Livonia, Michigan. Cool faded blue cover featuring a primitive drawing of the face of Jesus. “We will be glad to play for any Jesus festivals, or for concerts for the glory of God”
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