FLORIDA PSYCH Garage FREAKOUT - BOOT on GUINNESS LISTEN

$ 34

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Apr 12, 2010 Sold Date

Apr 5, 2010 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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BOOT

"TURN THE OTHER CHEEK" LP

Guinness 36002

CONDITION: Record is M-, Cover is VG++, with most of its original shrink wrap. Cut corner on the upper right side.

Click here to listen to a sample of the psychedelic middle section of SICK AND TIRED.
Click here to listen to a sample of I'VE BEEN THINKIN'.
Click here to listen to a sample of MEANINGLESS MADNESS OF MEN.

Back in 1967, a Tampa garage band called the Split Ends recorded a great punkadelic track entitled "Rich With Nothin",
a song immortalized on the very first Pebbles compilation album. Fast forward a number of years, and you'll find the guys
were still at it -- with much longer hair, a hipper sound, and a new name -- BOOT, which stood for Blues of Our Time.
This is the band's second album, which came out on the now-legendary Guinness label, a tax write-off operation that pressed
albums they knew wouldn't be hits, didn't distribute them, and instead let them rot away in a warehouse somewhere.
It's too bad, because I know a lot of people would have dug the sounds on here, particularly the long psychedelic freakout "Sick And Tired".
I was only able to give you a sample of the extended middle section, but I think you'll get the idea.

Includes the following:

IT'S ALL COMIN' DOWN
I'VE BEEN THINKIN'
I'LL BE FINE SOMEDAY
SICK AND TIRED
THE OUTSIDE WORLD
MEANINGLESS MADNESS OF MAN
A PLEA FOR THE MASSES
FOR DIANA
EVERYONE COME

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