THE RED KRAYOLA - Parable Of Arable Land - Lp 1967
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Description
Vinyl is in Near-Mint condition . Jacket is in Excellent condition.
NOTES:Rock is a young person's game, but extreme literate weirdness is best left to those who've been around the block enough times to know where the real bizarre shit can be dug up. Red Crayola first surfaced on Texas' International Artists label during the psychedelic '60s. Barbecued Texas original Mayo Thompson (guitar, vocals) would remain the group's mainstay throughout its checkered career, but the lineup that recorded 1967's The Parable of Arable Land contained someone whose fame would not be in music: drummer Frederick Barthelme (younger brother of postmodern master Donald Barthelme), a widely acclaimed avatar of the "dirty realist" school of American fiction. Barthelme quit the group after that one album, but he and Thompson have remained close, and the writer contributed cover photos to Three Songs. The first two Red Crayola (thanks to prompt objections from the manufacturer, the name was quickly changed, in America at least, to Red Krayola) records couldn't be more different. The Parable of Arable Land is vintage psychedelia that boasts a more engaged intelligence than most of the era's aural acid baths, and its excellent songs ("Hurricane Fighter Plane" obviously influenced Pere Ubu's sound; Spacemen 3 later covered "Transparent Radiation") are punctuated by "Free Form Freak-Outs," random noise excursions by a large group of Texas hippies
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7" Records: $3.25 for 1st 7" and 75 cents for each additional 7"
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RECORD GRADING: 1) Sealed/New 2) Near-Mint 3) Excellent 4) Very Good Plus 5) Very Good ( I do not sell records below the Very Good Grade)
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