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The character conveyed most often in Important releases isn't style but substance, with a personal and emotional depth that makes the label easy to understand but difficult to explain.
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Acid Mothership Live Remastered
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Dark Side Of The Black Moon, What Planet Are We On?”
One of the most sublime live recordings, of some of the most sublime songs, from one of the most sublime bands of all time. Submit yourself to Acid Mothers Temple. Long live AMT!
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Doobie Wonderland
by Acid Mothers Temple & The Cosmic Inferno
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a feelgood freakout, up there with Beautiful-Blue-Ecstasy... some albums are "solid riff" and some are "positive character"--this is an album of character, and joy. I would love to see some solid riff albums, like La Novia or Univers a zerozero on bc!!
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The Origin of Acid Mothers Temple
by Acid Mother’s Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O.
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The Whole of Each Eye
by Abronia
Americana meets art rock on this stately release from Portland group Abronia, which features majestic vocals and psychedelic pedal steel.
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Space rock jams get experimental and slightly evil with zoned out synths and wheezing guitar lines plus soft, sweet vocals.
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An eclectic and progressive exploration of folk, psych, rock, and motorik from the Portland group.
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Giant Psychedelia
by Yamamoto Seiichi & Acid Mothers Temple
supported by 4 fans who also own “Dark Side Of The Black Moon, What Planet Are We On?”
This is a treasure from the Acid Mothers archives! Great guitar interplay with Seiichi sitting in. The jamming is intense, fresh, spontaneous but structured, and heavy.
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