Roots (Vinyl LP) Hard Rock

Roots (Vinyl LP) Hard RockWhat an unbelievable record. From the wild cover to the iconic breakbeats, Roots from Ian Carr's Nucleus is one of the dopest albums we know. This is seriously thick, funky prog jazz rock heaven. Originally released on Vertigo in 1973, other than a couple of versions at the time for other territories, Roots was never re pressed since so it's gone on to become another one of those impossible to find records. Maybe it was a little too out there for the

driving songs like 're-make / re-model' down strange

The Blue Men

from her seventh EP

The original performance - of which this is a recording

" and the lo-fi raunch that dominates "Elemental Child" was the first manifestation of the amped-up proto-boogie that defined Electric Warrior and The Slider

as well as achieving Silver certification in the UK

John's Children are one of the few bands that could boast that they could 'out-Who' The Who onstage

'Camembert Electrique' has been remastered from the original BYG master tape

The 7th studio album from The Beatles was released on 5 August 1966 with the double-A-side single "Eleanor Rigby" / "Yellow Submarine"

the album offers an extraordinary

and also reflected the kind of care that acts like the Beatles were putting into their records at the time

Incredibly