Last track - Frustration.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Is this an instrumental?

Yes, yes it is.

Last one,

Big fuzz.

Putting the fluff on the needle to some use at least.

Oh, I thought the album went on much longer than this.

Sounds familiar.

I bet this influenced "What a Day" by Throbbing Gristle.

Yon storyteller doth speak in riddles.

Fuzz +

Over.

I quite liked that. Never heard of them before like…

It is over.

It was a long 38 minutes, filled with undistinguished fingerpicking, beige vocals and non-stick tunes.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 2 stars.

Well, that fell plum centre in the middle of the category of 'an overlooked psych-folk masterpiece that's not anywhere near as good as 'certain types of people' would have you believe.

Linda Perhaps perhacs, but this was not much better than average.

I guess they need to be cut some slack though - I mean, it must've been quite squeeze with all that orchestra in the garage.

I've cut them some slack.

Also some slacks.

The latter won't be fashionable for another couple of years however.

Nightjar wrote:

Well, that fell plum centre in the middle of the category of 'an overlooked psych-folk masterpiece that's not anywhere near as good as 'certain types of people' would have you believe.

There's quite a lot of perfectly fine, psych-folk album that received almost mythical status on not being heard,

The prices don't seem to have gone down much these days…

Give it a few more years though, and watch em drop as that generation pegs out, like the 50s Rock n' Rollers.