SCARCE M- 1968 MOVING SIDEWALKS 99th FLOOR Hard Psych
  $   38

 


$ 38 Sold For
Dec 26, 2009 Sold Date
Dec 21, 2009 Start Date
$   10 Start price
8   Number Of Bids
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  ACID BLUES FROM TEXAS ~ 1968 CLASSIC JAMS!                     

                     

     THE MOVING SIDEWALKS

             99th Floor

   

\                                                            Fr.  EV- 12002

Great late sixties acid fried texan psychedelic rock by future members of ZZ Top.

Hard to find, many moons ago rarity issuied in Europe some 27 years+ ago, features not only the legendary 1968 album "FLASH", but all 3 singles A's & B's, making a devestating hard psych-out from the makers of ZZ TOP, but way before that band -- The Moving Sidewalks, as some of you know, were lacing it up with psychedelics & Jimi Hendrix karma...all said a terrific blend of fuzzed-out heavies with a stretch of the imagination creating most wonderfully...

This Houston band's "99th Floor," initially brought to light on Pebbles, Vol. 2, is one of the greatest mid-60s garage rockers of all time. The band's sole LP, from 1968, is definitely the psychedelic rock dreams are made of. Moving Sidewalks guitarist Billy Gibbons could certainly play at this point. Gibbons admiration of Jimi Hendrix is played out on "Pluto-Sept. 31st," with an Experience-like riffing rhythm section and a studio freakout in the middle. The backward vocal of "Eclipse" is quite compelling (though the Zappa/Red Crayola-style production might harsh on your trip), and "Joe Blues" gives an indication of where Gibbons would be heading next. Other highlights (everywhere) include:  "What Are You Doing to Do,"  "Every Night a New Surprise," the Elevators styled "Need Me" (complete with Roky styled wail), and a reverb drenched take on The Beatles "I Want to Hold Your Hand ...                          

99th Floor

What Are You Doing To Do

Need Me

Every Night A New Surprise

Flashback

Crimson Witch

Pluto - Sept 31

Eclipse

B:

I Want To Hold Your Hand

Joe  Blues

Scoun Da Be

No Good To Cry

You Don't Know The Life

You Make Me Shake

    

CONDITION: The laminated cover is all crisp and clean, well takencare of, M- sharp

The vinyl all clear and smooth M- shiny

       

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!

 

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

 

EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING

All imperfections are noted both cover & record

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