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“Mickey Sings Ukranian-English Beer Parlour Songs. Original and Uncensored Party Songs For Boozers and Tall Tales for Tipplers. Guarenteed to put zip into your party. Recipe for home brew included.” Mickey Sheppard. V Records United (From Canada) Check out the signs on the cover!
(35 votes, average: 3.89 out of 5)
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“The Sins of Our Hour” A live sermon by Evangelist Richard D. Henton. Check out the evil limp wrist.
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Big Bamboo. Cheech and Chong. (1972) “Sister Mary Elephant,” etc.
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“Lonely Faces” By Sammy Tippit (A young 22 year-old Babtist youth evangilist and the President and Founder of “God’s Love in Action” an Evangelistic Association for reaching gangs, militants, runaways, hippies and drug users for Christ.) and the Monroe 7, (vs. the Chicago 7?), (seven young people from Monroe, Louisiana that pushed a wheelbarrow of bibles all the way to Washington, DC, literally spreading the word of god across America.) Rainbow Records. Pretty tricky packaging. This record is like a sheep in wolves clothing.
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“Religion and Drugs” (go together like a horse and carriage?) Wes Auger
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What can you tell about your baby by the way it cries? “Sound Diagnosis.” Pfizer presents. What a cool, freaky, horror film, dada cover!
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Swedish blues band Peps & Blues Quality “Sweet Mary Jane” (1969)
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“Million Dollar Monkey On My Back” “The startling story of a guy who shot one million dollars worth of dope in his arm.” A harrowing account of a surviving junkie and his trip through hell and back.
(26 votes, average: 3.92 out of 5) Loading ...
ACID TEST on Sound City Productions with Ken Kesey and The Merry Pranksters along with members of the Grateful Dead and others. Ultra rare original copy of drugged out noise experimental psych weirdness housed in paste-on cover with blank back.
From the Acid Archives: “Legendary documentation of the 1965-66 Bay Area Acid Test scene “from 14 hours of the actual trip” (recorded in a studio). Shows the other side of acid culture which is fun, unpredictable and avant garde as opposed to the Leary camp’s solemn religious/ psychological approach. Lots of amazing mind games and word play with Kesey and Ken Babbs in good form, ad libbed poetry, fractured harmonica solos, tape loops and the Grateful Dead lurking in the background. Released in March 1966, just as the Pranksters were splitting for Mexico.”
(25 votes, average: 3.88 out of 5) Loading ...
“Turn On!!” “Music for the Hip at Heart” A Xian teen trip.
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