Acid mothers temple & the melting paraiso u.f.o. - mantra of love (first time on vinyl!)
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very limited cream lp (500 only) 2004’s 'mantra of love’, released on vinyl for the first time.here’s what pitchfork.com had to say upon it’s original cd only release back in 2004 … “acid mothers are strong folk. you'd think they'd tire quickly, all tucked away on their island, strewn about on tree roots while baking their lungs and throats to a knotty green tinge. but instead of waltzing through life like hippies, they manage to not only tour and put out records every year, but also to fill those albums with 30-minute jams and assorted freakouts. and while evil jam bands would fill that space with guitar work taken from the classic rock manual of clichés, makoto kawabata and company assault listeners with frighteningly dense walls of white noise, psychedelic swirl effects and, yes, even guitar solos-- albeit ones that are more merzbow or keiji haino than gary rossington. truly, amt's endurance and threshold for cosmic lashings are both worthy of admiration."
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very limited cream lp (500 only) 2004’s 'mantra of love’, released on vinyl for the first time.here’s what pitchfork.com had to say upon it’s original cd only release back in 2004 … “acid mothers are strong folk. you'd think they'd tire quickly, all tucked away on their island, strewn about on tree roots while baking their lungs and throats to a knotty green tinge. but instead of waltzing through life like hippies, they manage to not only tour and put out records every year, but also to fill those albums with 30-minute jams and assorted freakouts. and while evil jam bands would fill that space with guitar work taken from the classic rock manual of clichés, makoto kawabata and company assault listeners with frighteningly dense walls of white noise, psychedelic swirl effects and, yes, even guitar solos-- albeit ones that are more merzbow or keiji haino than gary rossington. truly, amt's endurance and threshold for cosmic lashings are both worthy of admiration."
very limited cream lp (500 only) 2004’s 'mantra of love’, released on vinyl for the first time.here’s what pitchfork.com had to say upon it’s original cd only release back in 2004 … “acid mothers are strong folk. you'd think they'd tire quickly, all tucked away on their island, strewn about on tree roots while baking their lungs and throats to a knotty green tinge. but instead of waltzing through life like hippies, they manage to not only tour and put out records every year, but also to fill those albums with 30-minute jams and assorted freakouts. and while evil jam bands would fill that space with guitar work taken from the classic rock manual of clichés, makoto kawabata and company assault listeners with frighteningly dense walls of white noise, psychedelic swirl effects and, yes, even guitar solos-- albeit ones that are more merzbow or keiji haino than gary rossington. truly, amt's endurance and threshold for cosmic lashings are both worthy of admiration."
