New Tweedy Brothers 1968 Orig Vinyl Mint Psych Holy Grail West Coast Lp

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NEW TWEEDY BROTHERS 1968 ORIG VINYL MINT PsYcH HOLY GRAIL West Coast LP

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#56228

Ebay Item #

306326405018

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$585.00

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Auction End date

08 Jun 2025

Seller Location

Danville California

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IMMACULATE MINT 1968 ORIGINAL VINYL

with later print MINT Hexagon Cover

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The NEW TWEEDY BROTHERS

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USA - PRIVATE PRESS RIDON - S.L.P. 234 -

TOP COPY ...absolute mint ...

100 guaranteed BEAUTIFUL 1968 ORIGINAL VINYL

TOP COPY
Labor of love silver foil hexagon shaped cover which was so unique - even to this day. Problem always found was the left and right corners and far-far worse were ALWAYS bent, no getting around that.

Here s a beautiful copy with NO bends or ANY imperfections at all ...
Steve Ekman Lead Guitar, Vocals
Dennis Phang Fagaly Bass
Danny Lackaff Drums, Vocals
Fred Lackaff Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Dave McClure Bass

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By the time the New Tweedy Brothers put out their only album in 1968, the group had been on the San Fran scene for several years, opening for the Grateful Dead, Them, the 13th Floor Elevators, and a slew of other big-name bands. Originally hailing from Portland, these Puddletowners could have easily risen to the top of the local rock heap, had it not been for ... well, why didn t the band make it? Who knows? The Brothers simply sank into obscurity and were absorbed by the Me Decade and the vast morass of time.
The Grateful Dead Quicksilver Messenger, Jefferson Airplane Moby Grape Jimi Hendrix
Fortunately, after being highly sought after in record collector circles for decades, The New Tweedy Bros was reissued, complete with a classy package that mimics the original silver foil acid-cube design. The record shows the variety of its time, with tracks that range from thumping electrified boogie to jangly folk rock, from Elizabethan chants to full-on, kaleidoscopic, psychedelic freakouts. While the work of other artists -- Quicksilver, the Byrds, The Dead, the Jefferson Airplane -- echoes throughout this disc, the New Tweedies had a distinctive feel that was individual, if not entirely original. The group s yearning, somewhat shaky vocals are part of what stands out, as well as its diverse repertoire and its ability to shift from one style to another. Of the New Tweedy crew s contemporaries, probably only Moby Grape could match the group for its stylistic range and offbeat songwriting.
In the wake of the commercialized canonization of 60s pop, it s commonplace to split the music between perfectionist pop the Beach Boys, the Beatles and druggie self-gratification the Doors, Jimi Hendrix, etc. As we gaze back through the gray shades of hindsight, it s easy to overlook the original psychedelic scene s genuine experimental growth and diversity. Occasionally, however, records like The New Tweedy Bros reappear, offering a glimpse at the real creative excitement of the time. While the Tweedy Brothers album has all the clunky charm of modern lo-fi recordings, it is undeniably a work of its era -- you can t help but smile when you hear it, both because of its stereotypical 60s motifs and because of those ideas continued ability to enchant us, even across the digital divide of our cynical, post-everything era

Somebody s Peepin
I Can See It
I d Go Anywhere
Danny s Song
Wheels Of Fortune
I See You re Looking Fine
What s Wrong With That
Someone Just Passed By
Her Darkness In December Drone Song
Lazy Livin

CONDITION:

The cover: rated: Mint the hexagon SILVER cover is a custom perfected exact printing from 25 years ago difficult to detect from the first 1968 print while the 57 years 1967 vinyl remains absolutely guaranteed original. The hexagon silver cover is stunning - NO BENDS rare no delete marks, no split seams,and no writing - or any other imperfections