THE RACKET SQUAD “Corners Of Your Mind” TOP 1969 Psych Rock lp M-

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THE RACKET SQUAD “Corners Of Your Mind” TOP! 1969 Psych Rock lp M-

1969/Canada/Jubilee Reords JS 8026…..here’s a clean original pressing of this rare psych lp. The cover is in solid clean condition with a delete hole top left, very light ring/shelf wear, light corner wear, otherwise the cover is solid and sharp with no splits. The vinyl is in M- like new looking condition. Please check my auctions for other rock, prog and psych lp’s. Good luck and thanks for looking!

1969's "Corners of Your Mind" found the quartet shifting to a distinctive hard rock and psych sound. On the surface that type of calculated move would seem to have spelled artistic disaster, but somehow that wasn't the case this time around. Whereas the self titled debut album sounded calculated, Dinunzio and company seemed much more inspired and engaged on their sophomore set. Perhaps the biggest surprise was simply the fact Dinunzio's blue-eyed soul voice proved well suited for tougher material like the opening rocker 'Ain't Nobody Gonna Love You', 'Sweet Little Smoke' (so much for lyrical subtlety), and the amphetamine powered 'Suburban Life'. Sure, this was just as calculated as the rest of their catalog, but you had to smile hearing Dinunzio singing about 'marshmallow sea' and 'forbidden fruits'. The entire album demonstrated an attractive blend of commerciality and lysergic influences. Other highlights included the unexpected cover of Hendrix's 'Little Wing' (probably the standout track) and the the trippy LP closer 'The Minstrel'.