The Kaleidoscope-Pulsating Dream(The Epic Recordings)(2007)[EAC-FLAC][TWR125]

Releaser: thewall Extractor: EAC 0.99 prebeta 4 Read Mode: Secure with NO C2, accurate stream, disable cache. Codec: Flac 1.2.1; Level 8 Source: Original CD Artwork: Full Scans 300dp Product Description The U.S. psych band Kaleidoscope, not to be confused with the U.K. band of the same name, featured multi-instrumentalist David Lindley and fused world music influences to folk- and blues-based tunes like their signature song, an epic version ... Full Descriptionof the ballad "Oh Death," as shown on this comprehensive three-CD box that includes the entirety of their 1967-'70 catalogue for Epic Records. 2007 three CD set containing the complete output by the U.S.-based Kaleidoscope while signed to the Epic Records label from 1967 to 1970. This triple disc set includes all four of their albums plus bonus tracks. 45 tracks total. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is it possible for a band to be too good? Is it possible for a band to be too ahead of its time, too talented, too ecclectic, too innovative, too brilliant? Sadly, the answer is yes. I have been swimming through the beautiful depths of 60's music for years. My all-time favorite band is of course LOVE. I adore the famous bands like the Byrds, Doors, Kinks, Beatles, Country Joe, Donovan, etc. as well as the lesser knowns like The Moon, the Brigade, Pearls Before Swine, Terry Reid, etc.. -- but until I found this 3-disc set of Kaleidescope (USA), I honestly didn't think there were anymore TRULY great bands from the 60's that I didn't know. These guys were incredible. One minute sounding like the Seeds, the next like the Byrds, and then all of a sudden -- sounding totally unique and un-classifiable. Some songs are dreamy folk-psych ("Keep Your Mind Open") and the next you're listening to Middle-Eastern journeys, and then back to solid '60s pop, and then suddenly into rag-time country music. All over the map. All over the place. Vocals are outstanding. Lyrics incredible. And the musical innovations just don't stop. How is it possible that this band has been so over-looked for so long? Too genius...? [Amazon user] Evangeline Recorded Works, Ltd has just released Pulsating Dream - the Epic Recordings, a 3CD set that includes all four of the albums Kaleidoscope recorded for Epic, along with the singles. Also included are the rarities that were previously only available on the Epic compilation, Egyptian Candy. The liner notes by David Biasotti incorporate new interviews with Stuart Brotman, Chester Crill, Chris Darrow, Solomon Feldthouse, David Lindley, &Frazier Mohawk. Disc One * Egyptian Gardens * If the Night * Hesitation Blues * Please * Keep Your Mind Open * Pulsating Dream * Oh Death * Come On In * Why Try * Minnie the Moocher * Elevator Man * Little Orphan Nannie * I Found Out * Greenwood Sidee * Life Will Pass You By * Taxim * Baldheaded End of a Broom * Louisiana Man * You Don't Love Me Disc Two * Beacon from Mars * Rampé Rampé * Nobody * Love Games * Egyptian Candy * Hello, Trouble * Just a Taste * Lie to Me * Let the Good Love Flow * Killing Floor * Petite Fleur * Banjo * Cuckoo * Seven-Ate Sweet Disc Three * Sefan * Chocolate Whale * Another Lover * Sneakin' thru the Ghetto * To Know is Not to Be * Lulu Arfin Nanny * Lie and Hide * Ballad of Tommy Udo * Bernice * Soft and Easy * New Blue Oooze * Why Try (single version)

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beardedhead (2009-06-07)

Great upload! Thanks!

vholdswo (2013-03-29)

wow. i like your write up of the band 'thewall68', i can't wait to dl it. the byrds are my fave band.