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Distr.  : US - Forced Exposure
Style   : reissue - PSYCH. ROCK /



RAD     001     THE BEAT OF THE EARTH : THIS RECORD IS AN ARTISTIC      LP      11.2015
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                (Note : LP , 300 copies)
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RAD     002     THE ELECTRIC HOLE       THE ELECTRIC HOLE               LP      11.2015

Two foundational documents of American private-press psychedelic rock emerge from
decades-long shadows, deeply illuminated chapters authored by prototypical "terminally
unique" Southern California artist/seeker Phil Pearlman and two of his early, briefly
extant bands.From 1967, Phil Pearlman (The Electronic Hole (RAD 002LP) and the majestic
Relatively Clean Rivers (ASH 3007CD)) leads a free assemblage of local Southern
California acid-heads through loping Velvetica tribal incantations. The Beat of the
Earth earns its name in two side-length jams brimming with eastern-tinged luminosity.
It is the sun-dappled mirror of The Velvet Underground's "Sister Ray." Instead of the
urban decay and black and white pop art of the Warhol scene, The Beat of the Earth
represents the same idea, looking west across the Pacific. This comes from the same yet
intrinsically polar opposite frame of mind from the VU noise marathons of their epic
live shows. Mind-expanding psychedelia done by sun-gobbed hippies that were totally out
of step with everything else happening in Southern California of the pop-psych '60s.
This record stands as much an outsider statement as ESP-Disk's Cromagnon record
(ESPDISK 2001CD/LP), or any of the Swedish bands of the Silence stable. It is a truly
zonked masterpiece of tribal hippy culture dosed to the gills! Limited edition of 300.
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