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Easter Everywhere 1967 Album

Easter Everywhere Easter Everywhere
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1. Slip Inside This House 7m 55s
2. Slide Machine 3m 38s
3. She Lives (In A Time Of Her Own) 2m 53s
4. Nobody To Love 2m 50s
5. Baby Blue 5m 5s
6. Earthquake 4m 43s
7. Dust 3m 55s
8. Levitation 2m 37s
9. I Had To Tell You 2m 23s
10. Postures (Leave Your Body Behind) 6m 20s

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Let's set aside the hype over their alleged status as the pioneers of psychedelic rock (as in, they were first - does it matter?), because this record more than establishes how cooked these guys were, only two records in. Even on the mellow tracks, the intense, wavering mood never lets up, wrapping itself around and through lead singer Roky Erickson's distinctively harrowing vocals, the interplay between Erickson and Stacy Sutherland's guitars, and even Tommy Hall's bizarre electric jug. The debut record sounded weird, but still a product of its' time, but this album is a much different story. It's not nearly for everyone, but any serious fan of 60's music needs to have it in their collection.
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