dave bixby: ode to quetzalcoatl (colour) LP
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Code: GUESS270C
Label: Guerssen
Condition: Brand New
Artist: dave bixby
Title: ode to quetzalcoatl (colour)

  • Original artwork in hard cardboard sleeve
  • Restored and remastered in 24-bit domain at Grammy Award-winning Osiris Studio
  • Insert with detailed liner notes plus rare pictures and lyrics
  • Extra insert with the map/story of Quetzalcoatl by Dave Bixby

Since its late-�90s rediscovery, Dave Bixby�s fabled 1969 private-press LP has been hailed by serious collectors as the crown jewel of the loner/downer folk canon�often trading hands for around $2,000. First reissued by us in 2009, it now returns in a newly upgraded edition with fresh source material, remastered audio, and added extras.

After stints in Michigan �60s folk and garage outfits like The Shillelaghs and Peter & The Prophets, Bixby switched to acoustic guitar and began experimenting with LSD. A year of heavy use left him shattered; seeking meaning, he embarked on a spiritual quest and, in just six weeks, wrote �Ode to Quetzalcoatl� along with much of the follow-up, Harbinger�s �Second Coming.�

With help from fellow musician Brian MacInness�who contributes additional guitar�Bixby recorded �Quetzalcoatl� on an echo-drenched four-track in a small apartment living room. The result is stark and intimate: mostly acoustic guitars with occasional harmonica and flute, framing Bixby�s haunted vocals, spiritual lyricism, and finely honed songwriting.The opener, the chilling �Drug Song,� sets the tone for a suite of equally tormented pieces, including �666,� �Lonely Faces,� �Open Doors,� and �Secret Forest.�

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TRACK LISTING

  • Drug Song
  • Free Indeed
  • I Have Seen Him
  • Mother
  • Morning Sun
  • Prayer
  • Lonely Faces
  • Open Doors
  • 666
  • Waiting for The Rains
  • Secret Forest
  • Peace


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