Staff Carpenborg And The Electric Corona

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Lightning Fires, Burning Sorrows 00:00 Tools
The Every Days Way Down to the Suburbs 00:00 Tools
Let The Thing Comin' Up 00:00 Tools
Swing Low, If You Like To Do 00:00 Tools
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Stainy Heavy Needles 00:00 Tools
The Every Day's Way Down to the Suburbs 00:00 Tools
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Shummy Poorcless 00:00 Tools
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Shummy Poor Clessford Idea 00:00 Tools
Swing Low, If Like To Do 00:00 Tools
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While this is definitely not some undiscovered classic on the order of a Can, Faust or Neu! (or even the more obscure likes of Siloah, Kalacakra, Necronomicon, etc.) it is pretty cool. And weird. Especially weird. Imagine Reynols or Yahowha 13 gone lounge, trying to entertain a bunch of jet-setters at some hip, swinging '60s party... It's called Fantastic Party after all and that's what it was meant as, a party record! Some cheesy German record label in 1970 put this together, presumably paying (with drugs?) a bunch of studio musicians to create a one-off psychedelic exploitation album by a nonexistent "band". A dime a dozen back then, maybe, but these guys really really went for it. It is pretty darn tripped out. Groovy but really off kilter and demented. Maybe we'd compare it to the children's songbook funk of Stark Reality, if you've heard the reissue of that. Or some totally dosed jazz combo doing porno music. Good times. Yup, it's got stinging fuzz guitar solos, flute warbling, hiccuping percussion, damaged "singing", bizarro titles... this has LSD written all over it. If you went to this "fantastic party" you'd know that Peter Fonda would be there for sure. And go-go dancers with dayglo body paint. And Timothy Leary, and midgets, and people who look like extras from a Terry Southern penned movie. - www.aquariusrecords.org Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.