BOLDER DAMN Mourning LP ROCKADELIC 1971 US reissue+ltd+insert RARE PSYCH
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BOLDER DAMN
JOHN ANDERSON, GLENN EATON, RON REFFETT, BOB EATON
This outfit formed in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in the summer of 1969.
They played a sort of heavy rock music in the Black Sabbath/Alice Cooper vein and had a spectacular
live show, opening for many 'big name' acts. The below album was recorded in just four hours
and pressed in limited quantities for distribution to local fans. Just when major labels
were beginning to show an interest John Anderson and Ron Reffeff were drafted leading to the band's demise...
"MOURNING"
<reissue, originally published in limited quantities in 1971>
1990 LP ROCKADELIC RECORDS RRLP 3.5
PRINTED IN USA
ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN 1971,
THIS ONE IS THE OFFICIAL 1990 REPRESSING
LIMITED EDITION
THICK CARDBOARD COVER [cover is two glued on semi glossy slicks on a plain white cover]
WITH INSERT [2 sided insert printed on yellow paper,]
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
LABEL: ROCKADELIC - WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: none
Catalog on labels: RRLP 3.5
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): 9108X44?A A+R SPGD (or SPGID)
Other/ Runout: DAMN IT ! EG
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): 9108X44?B A+R SPGD (or SPGID)
Other/ Runout: DAMN IT ! EG
On labels: Rockadelic Music Co.
On insert: Bolder Damn's history + special thanks
On back cover: "As the warm fields flooded.........because there was no love"
from my records collection
tracklisting
Side A: FIND AWAY - GOT THE FEELING
MONDAY MOURNING - ROCK ON - BREAKTHROUGH
Side B: DEAD MEAT - BRTCD
grading
RECORD NEAR MINT but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The album's recent reissues on Rockadelic/Void have brought it to a slightly wider audience because
the original release is obviously ultra rare. If you're into heavy rock you'll like this.
Rock On and Breakthrough have a great beat and driving guitar, whilst Dead Meat which takes up most of
side two shows they were willing to experiment. It's very heavy, quite imaginative and espoused
the revolutionary lyrics which were common from bands in this era.
The final cut BRTCD featured some fine fuzz guitar work...(Acid Fuzz & Flowers)
