PACIFIC DRIFT Feelin’ Free psych/bluesrock DIFF. TRACKS
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Feelin’ Free by the U.K. (post Wimple Winch) band Pacific Drift is a nice marriage of guitar driven prog, psych, and blues-rock along the lines of the first Jethro Tull LP, This Was. Highlights include the beautiful “Garden Of Love,” “Norman” (a blend of sike and brassy progressive pop, with a flutey prog ending), “Tomorrow Morning Brings” (a floating harpsichord pop beauty), “Grain Of Sand” (swirling late-psych/Moodies influenced), “Greta The Legend” (amazing guitar break), and “Happy Days” (slow and grinding, again with brass). Looks like this has two tracks, “We’re On Our Way” and “Don’t Turn Away,” that don’t appear on the U.K. pressing of this album. Released in the U.S. on Deram in 1970. The cover is in VG+++ and the record is in M-- condition. The reserve on this item is $49.99.
Winner pays postage (in the U.S., this would be about $4.50 for one LP sent by Media Mail). Package insured upon request. Winners outside of the U.S. will be notified of postal fees, but an approximate cost for one LP to many countries is $15.50 by airmail. If you bid on and win more than one item, you WILL save on postage! Note: I do not gouge on postage and packaging costs. Record will be carefully packaged in a strong, oversized LP mailer. In addition to money orders and checks, I also accept PayPal. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. E-mail: david.o@jjldj.com. This week I am mainly listing psychedelic or acid rock and psych-related albums (many of them the kind of thing that gets listed in Acid Archives if it happens to be by an American artist or band). To see more rare and collectable items, click on the “view seller’s other auctions” button above. Other key words: garage, basement, underground sounds, hippie, acid folk, private press, custom press, fuzz, hard rock, hardrock, prog, psychedelia, sike, Pokora, hippie.
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