Brown Acid: The Tenth Trip (LP)

Brown Acid: The Tenth Trip

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Label: Riding Easy
Bestellnummer: 9746228
Erscheinungstermin: 26.6.2020

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The forthcoming tenth edition -- #10! -- of the popular compilation series featuring long-lost vintage 60s-70s proto-metal and stoner rock singles, Brown Acid: The Tenth Trip will be available now. As the celebrated series reaches landmark double-digits, there are no indications it will slow down in the near future.

The Brown Acid series is curated by L.A. label RidingEasy Records and retailer/label Permanent Records. The Tenth Trip: Here we are, arriving at the tenth edition of Brown Acid in just half as many years! As always, we packed in the highest highs of the dankest hard rock, heavy psych, and proto-metal tracks previously lost to the sands of time. Like we've done throughout this series, all of these tracks were painstakingly licensed legitimately and the artists were paid.

It's hard to believe we're already up to 10 volumes of this lysergic Neanderthal wail, but the long-lost jams just keep-a-coming like Texas crude to fuel your rock 'n' roll engine and melt your metal mind. This Trip kicks off with the Hammer of the Gods howl of »Plastic Thunder« by Bitter Creek. The Atlanta, GA quintet's lone single from 1970 on Mark IV Records is rated #6 of the Top 50 Heaviest Songs Before Black Sabbath by GuitarWorld Magazine. You can hear why in the ominous riff and larynx-ravaging chorus that merges the deepest of Deep Purple sludge with The Who's rollicking psychedelia. Not much is known about The Brood's 1969 bluesy paean to dirtbag weed consumption.