1.Marble - 2.37 2.Wasn´t Very Long - 4.27 3.Gabriel - 2.23 4.Cheated - 3.25 5.Give It Up - 3.09 6.Change - 3.13 7.Thinkin' About You - 4.29 8.How Do You Feel - 3.08 9.Hard Times - 3.39 10.One More Time - 2.29 11.I Got A Mind To Give Up Living - 6.24 12.All I Want To Do - 4.10
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Reissue on CD of rare album by USA local heavy psych to psychic-hard rock band ODA. Led by the axe-craftian Randy Ora on splattering guitar, shooting off some furious leads all over the place. Originally released privately in 1972. Digitally remastered taken from the original master tape. And including 4 pre-Oda bonus track.
This hard rock album is now of minor interest to collectors. Randy Oda was later in a late seventies band, Ruby, with Tom Fogerty. This album probably won't be of any interest to fans of garage, psych or 'hippie rock' but is a very competent hard rock album with some incisive lead guitar work from Randy Oda.
1. Did You Really Find Somebody (9:58) 2. I´m Not More Than A Sign (3:55) 3. Electronic Baby (6:48) 4. Let It All Hang Out (4:42) 5. Bantal (3:52) 6. Woman (11:29)7. I Can´t Help It - Bonus (2:33) 8. Show Me Your Tongue - Bonus (3:36) 9. Can´t Find My Way Home - Bonu (5:03) 10. Hooked On You - Bonus (4:03) 11. Picking Up Your Page - Bonus (3:26)
The second album of the Dutch band Mr. Albert Show from 1971 Warm Motor was a worldwide release. The US-Version had a different cover and was named Dutch Treat. This album is more on the trippy side than the first one, spheric organ, flute/sax, and great guitar work . The 6 tracks show the bands outstanding talent for progressive rock music with trippy jazz elements but also straight Hardrock. Music ranges from Golden Earring, King Crimson, Colosseum style over to several Krautrock bands. Also included 5 great non-album 45´ tracks and outtakes
1. Leaving 2. Romany Return 3. Tomorrow Today 4. Saga of The Sad Jester 5. Dawn 6. Colorued Armageddon
This is one of these mega-rare privately-pressed albums which originally only appeared in demo form with just a handful of copies being available in a home-made paste-on sleeve. The musical menu is guitar-dominated heavy progressive rock but with sufficient melody to make it worth a listen. It contains six cuts in all with Coloured Armageddon Leaving, the punchy Saga Of A Sad Jester and Leaving, which had some melodic guitar work, the pick of the bunch.RECOMMENDED!!
Reissue of 1971 private release by this short lived UK band. Nothing more is known about the band itself. The album is filled with heavy guitar riffs, pounding drums and some psychedlic touches. In the vein of that typical 70s british rock sound of bands like Gravy Train, Clear Blue Sky and Raw Material.
