PHAFNER Overdrive LP ANIMUS OCULUS 1972 US reissue+inserts AOLP101 RARE PSYCH
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THIS IS THE 1990 US REPRESSING [with 2 different tracks] on ANIMUS OCULUS/ROCKADELIC Records. Released on a black label. SINGLE COVER + 2 INSERTS. The cover is in VG+ condition, normal wear and withouth any major deterioration, but crease/bumped/wear on corners/edges; INSERTS in great condition; for details see photos (with and without flashlight). The vinyl is in VG+ condition [light clicks, mostly due to pressing, played twice] and plays wonderfully.

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PHAFNER

Phafner was formed in Marshalltown, IA, in 1969, and immediately attracted local attention by playing a hard-edged, drug-induced brand of rock & roll. The band consisted of two sets of brothers -- Dale Shultz on guitars and vocals, James Shultz on bass, Steve Smith on lead guitar, and Greg Smith on vocals -- along with Steven Gustafson on drums. In 1971, the band decided to record an album of their own original material, so they got together in a local basement studio and put six songs together for what became the Overdrive album. In order to attract some attention from a major label, they pressed 50 copies of the record (on the Dragon label). Overdrive has become legendary among collectors of hard-rock music, and a copy of the original album will fetch well over $4,000 on today's collectors market. Overdrive is now available on Vinyl or CD. It features great, blues-influenced hard rock with loads of fuzz guitar, in the style of such artists as Josephus or early Johnny Winter. This is highly recommended to any fan of early-'70s hard rock...(AllMusic)


"OVERDRIVE"

<reissue, originally published in small quantity in 1972>

Recorded in a basement studio in 1971.

LP     ANIMUS OCULUS RECORDS     AOLP101

PRINTED IN USA        1990 REPRESSING

LIMITED & HAND-NUMBERED EDITION of 300 COPIES. THIS ONE #135

SINGLE SLEEVE

THICK CARDBOARD COVER [AMERICAN STYLE] 

[cover is two glued on semi glossy slicks on a plain white cover]

NOTES: Hand-numbered on back cover out of 300 copies. With 2 inserts.

This album, recorded in a basement studio in MarshaIltown Iowa in 1971, was originally published as limited edition of 50 copies by Dragon Rec. (USA) in 1972.


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LABEL: ANIMUS OCULUS - BLACK LABEL - SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: none   

Catalog on labels: AOLP101

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): 9004X62∙A   A+R SPGII>   Illusions Fly Through Energy Fields

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): 9004X62-B   A+R  SPGII>   Feel Yourself Between The Wheel

On labels: Rockadelic Music BMI

On yellow insert: Photo + Notes

Rockadelic Records P.O. Box 742801 Dallas, TX 75374-2801

On back cover: Tracklist

135/300

tracklisting

Side A: PLEA FROM THE SOUL - UNCLE JERRY - WHISKEY TOOK MY WOMAN - ROCK AND ROLL MAN

Side B: RED THUMB - OVERDRIVE - BREAKDOWN - CAT BLACK CLAW

grading

RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

This band formed in Marshalltown, Iowa in 1969 playing a form of hard-edged, drug-induced rock'n'roll. Their album was recorded in a basement studio in 1971 and just 50 copies were pressed on the Dragon label. In 1972 they recorded some rough cuts for what was to be their second album, Meathook. Sadly the band fell apart before the album was completed but two of these previously unreleased tracks, Breakdown and Cat Black Claw, can now be heard on the Animus Oculus/Rockadelic retrospective album - which is not a straightforward reissue of Overdrive, as it omits two tracks of the original material. Overdrive features some pretty fine and varied guitar work. The opening cut, Plea From The Soul, has lots of fuzz and mouth harp; Uncle Jerry and Rock n Roll Man feature breckneck guitar work whilst by contrast Whiskey Had My Woman is slower and bluesy. Recommended...(Fuzz Acid & Flowers)







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