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Stone Garden

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strawberrypickins
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strawberrypickins Anything from the Rockadelic catalog is essential...killer stuff Favorite track: Assembly Line.
Rob
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Rob This is a great release, I Hear Cream & Amboy Dukes in there and that is good for me. Heavy Rock played with precision. Gonna be playing this one a lot. Favorite track: Woodstick.
FDJ (Desert Psychlist)
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FDJ (Desert Psychlist) Man oh man I thought I had it down on proto-metal bands but these guys are completely new to me. Their BC page says that these tunes were recorded between 1965 and 1971 or as I like to think of it "The Golden Age". Not every song is a killer though there's as many misses as there are hits, some tunes do not stand the test of time and sound a tad dated but it's worth it for those that "hit"
Man you just don't hear fuzz pedals that sound like this anymore Favorite track: Grayworld Forest.
paul rote
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paul rote All songs copyrighted 1965-1971.a must have early protometal piece! Assembly line song predates Black Sabbath,it contains some of the earliest doom riffs recorded. Favorite track: Assembly Line.
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Woodstick 08:26
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Day To Day 06:03
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I Am Nothing 08:35
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Release Date: November 21, 2008
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$12.00
This is the first of more albums to come that will be released under the Shadow Kingdom label that I feel fans of Heavy Metal should OWN (from the 60's/70's) in your collection. If you're still searching for something heavier than BLACK SABBATH in the 60's, just forget it, it's just not out there... BUT... for the late 60's there wasn't much heavier than this amazing US Heavy Psychedelic / Acid Rock! "Assembly Line" probably IS the heaviest song before BLACK SABBATH emerged. For the time it doesn't get any HEAVIER than this! If this band would have played Woodstock, they would have blown the bell-bottom trousers off of most of the bands and people there with their heavy-fuzzed out guitar blasting riffs, garage-y drums, great catchy vocals and intricate songwriting. Fans of BLUE CHEER, BANG, JEFFERSON AIRPLANE, DEEP PURPLE, JIMI HENDRIX, FRANK ZAPPA, IRON BUTTERFLY, STEPPENWOLF, THE DOORS, HIGH TIDE, 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS, (heavier) BEATLES, CREAM, (of course) BLACK SABBATH, and so on, need to look into this. This re-issue contains 5 extra bonus songs not included on the past re-issues until now! A special thank you goes out to Paul Speer, Rich and John Haupt for helping me out with this.

Check out some songs here. www.myspace.com/stonegarden69

Copyright 1965-1971

1. Oceans Inside Me (Ripcord version)
2. It's A Beautiful Day
3. The World Is Coming To An End
4. Bastard
5. Da Da Da Da Da
6. Stop My Thinking
7. Assembly Line
8. Woodstick
9. San Francisco Policeman Blues
10. Oceans Inside Me (45 version)
11. Grayworld Forest
12. Life Is Getting Harder
13. Day To Day
14. I Am Nothing
15. Stainless Steel

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released November 21, 2008

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Shadow Kingdom Records Valley City, Ohio

Shadow Kingdom has released a massive amount of quality music, showcasing a wide variety of Metal music, from both new and legendary bands from the glorious past. Today we focus on strong Traditional Heavy Metal Bands with a Rock & Roll influence as well as maintaining a vast US based mail order distribution that has thousands of interesting Heavy Metal and Rock from today as well as the past. ... more

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