MONO MIXES 1967 =ORIG= FREAKBEAT THE ID INNER SOUNDS - PSYCH Garage FREAKS

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                                  1967 PSYCHEDELIC GARAGE NUGGETS

     A must have essential garage/psych original from the '60s!

                               SCARCE 1967 ORIGINAL

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                           THE  ID

              The Inner Sounds Of The Id

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                  USA - RCA VICTOR - LPM 3805 - MONO

KEEPER COLLECTIBLE from 52 years ago ((?))

THE RARE MONO SONG MIXES !

including the original inner sleeve

RARE 1967 (((MONO))) first pressing optimum trippy zones within: STRAIGHT FROM THE GARAGE !!!

Recorded between 1965 and '66 (according to "ID" drummer Don Dexter), a massive collection of tracks was paired down to ten cuts and released by RCA in January 1967, the same month as that other Oedipal manifesto, The Doors. The album is a cornucopia of posthypnotic poetry, sitar obliggatos and, best of all, fuzzed Yardbirds guitar flash blasting across a Booker T and the MGs groove with a dash of the visionary in its unexpected, deftly executed key and time changes. Guitarist Jerry Cole sings in a murmuring drawl, and his riffs and solos are ear candy a go-go. Unlike much psychedelia, The Inner Sounds of the Id features fret board excursions that are too sweaty for sit-ins or be-ins. Freaky as Cole's runs are, the album never strays far from the spirit of tube amps and last calls from which it was spawned. From Syd Barrett's "Bike" to Grace Slick's "Lather," psychedelic is pampered and inorganic; to Cole's credit, the Id trips in real time.

"The Id", was an incredible 1967 Los Angeles band. The members of the group were all playing with other groups, but, came together to rehearse, develop and build the album. In July and August of 1966 they recorded the "Inner Sounds of the ID" album, released in January of 1967, just when the new psychedelic sensations of rock and roll had begun. The band "ID" was featured in a full-page advertisement in Billboard Magazine. The single of The Inner Sounds of the Id, "Short Circuit," along with the title cut, "The Id," and "Boil the Kettle Mother," became popular on the undergound radio stations in L.A. - Billboard gave the song "Short Circuit" a Bullet and very favorable reviews. The executive producer of the group wanted to debut the band in Chicago. The musicians felt they should open in San Francisco, which was more open for "psychedelic", experimental sounds. But, The ID went to Chicago and played there for three weeks. Things did not work out and the band returned to Los Angeles. The musicians went their separate ways. "The Inner Sounds of the Id" features exotic rock and roll with various sounds, eastern influences, played in various time signatures like 17/8, 20/8, and 7/4 time, as well as straight-ahead blues/rock in 4/4 time. The title track, longer than 10 minutes is build as a collage, meditative lyrics transmit the vibrations from the deep inside through a mystic, floating sound and cosmic sitar - rock and roll from inner space. The Inner Sounds of the ID, is always an intense and creative album on highest level of musicianship and proficiency. Here you hear the rocknroll roots drifting into psychedelic and progressive music - not comparable to others, it was ahead of its time and maybe it inspired the Beatles for their "Sgt. Pepper" album or Rolling Stones for "Their Satanic Majesties Request".

1. The Rake - 2.01
2. Wild Times - 3.06
3. Don?t Think Twice - 2.46
4. Stone And Steel - 3.40
5. Baby Eyes - 2.51
6. Boil The Kettle, Mother - 3.01
7. Butterfly Kiss - 2.34
8. Short Circut - 3.01
9. Just Who - 2.44
10. The Inner Sounds Of The Id - 10.29

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