24 Hours (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

24 Hours (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockA super rare specimen, only three hundred copies of Ant Trip Ceremony's "24 Hours" were cut upon its initial release in early 1968. But the album has been revived on a few occasions throughout the years, so psychedelic fanatics like us don't have to spend entire paychecks to encounter its charms. The best of these reissues is this package, which aside from the cool music of course, is wholly legitimate and contains in depth liner notes and previously

For their 50th release

For all formats

1 Record from Big Star

Charted of rumbling raga rock rhythms and breezy flute frequencies

and drum machines (not to mention some galactically charged guitar) high into the winter night

Widely regarded as the band's finest

180 Gram Double vinyl pressing

whom the band idolized

'Keep Us On The Road' and a blistering reading of Johnny Burnette & the Rock 'n' Roll Trio's 1956 version of Tiny Bradshaw's 'Train Kept A-Rollin''

This is incredibly Trees Speak's third album on Soul Jazz Records released in the space of one year - and it's amazing

It's of the same bold but accessible experimentalism of Miles Davis's early fusion

visited his brother in Logan