T.I.M.E.- SMOOTH BALL RARE 1969 HARD HEAVY FUZZ PSYCH ROCK IN SHRINK NM/EX
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"T.I.M.E.- SMOOTH BALL"
1969 label
The condition of the gatefold cover is M- still mostly in the shrink wrap (see photos), no cut-outs, seam splits or writing. The condition of the disc is a nice EX.
Original 1969 first pressing vinyl in a thick gatefold cover, the second and best TIME album. A full blown psych rocker affair with HEAVY FUZZZED-OUT GUITARS TO THE FRONT by the obscure winning sound of Trust In Men Everywhere...
Smooth Ball, their T.I.M.E.'s SECOND album, featuring new bassist Richard Tepp and is heavier, more psychedelic, features longer tracks and shows a more technically powerful band who make full use of the studio.
The twin guitars of William Richardson and Larry Byrom are center stage on "Smooth Ball" and the result is quite pleasing to the ear. The centerpiece of "Smooth Ball" is the 10 minute tour-de-force "Morning Come" featuring fuzzed out Byrom guitar at his finest. Their blues influence is evident on tracks like "Lazy Day Blues", while "See Me As I Am", "Trust In Men Everywhere" and "Flowers" are examples of their attempts to get to grips with the predominant psychedelic influences of the time. They do it heavy
RARE 1969 ORIGINAL VINYL IN NICE KEEPER CONDITION!
COMBINED SHIPPING RECOMMENDED! INTERNATIONAL: $5 PER ADDITIONAL LP'S UP TO 4 POUNDS & DOMESTIC: IS $1 PER ADDITIONAL LP'S
ALL LP'S SHIPPED IN A PROFESSIONAL LP MAILER WITH STIFF INSERTS
THANK YOU & GOOD LUCK!
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