PINK FAIRIES Never Neverland LP POLYDOR 1971 PVC outer+gatefold card DEVIANTS
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PINK FAIRIES
Twink, Paul, Russell, Sandy
The excessive, drug-fueled Pink Fairies grew out of the Deviants,
a loose-knit band formed in 1967 by members of the West London hippie commune Ladbroke Grove.
"NEVER NEVERLAND"
1971 LP POLYDOR RECORDS 2383 045 SUPER
MADE IN ENGLAND
PRESENTED IN THE ORIGINAL FOLDOUT CARD SLEEVE, AND PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE
SERIAL NUMBER:
2383 045 SUPER (on PVC outer), 2383 045 STEREO (on card sleeve), 2383 045 (on label)
MATRIX CODES: A//1 - B//1
WITHOUT INNER, BLACK VINYL
FROM MY RECORDS COLLECTION
Why buy a new Reissue when you can own the REAL THING
tracklisting:
DO IT - HEAVENLY MAN - SAY YOU LOVE ME
WARGIRL - NEVER NEVERLAND
TRACK ONE SIDE TWO - THOR - TEENAGE REBEL
UNCLE HARRY'S LAST FREAK OUT
THE DREAM IS JUST BEGINNING
grading:
Record EX (plays great throughout with beautiful clear sound)
Sleeve EX (please, see photos and read above description)
Neverneverland readily takes its place among the era's most crucial debuts, a hard-rocking,
free-flowing, and, above all, anarchic monster that opens with the definitive statement of yippie intent, "Do It," and doesn't look back.
Titled for radical Jerry Rubin's book of the same name, "Do It" remains a manifesto for the revolution
that never quite got off the ground, a gutsy affirmation that the Pink Fairies were never to eclipse.
While "Say You Love Me" and "Teenage Rebel" certainly adhere to the band's rockiest tendencies,
the ballad "Heavenly Man" sounds like nothing so much as those other pink things,Pink Floyd
circa Obscured by Clouds, while "War Girl" has a distinct American R&B tinge to it.
Other moods float in and out of focus before Neverneverland returns to Free Festival central
for the live crowd-pleaser "Uncle Harry's Last Freak-Out"...(AllMusic)
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