Browse by Artist: SEEDS, THE

Artist:	SEEDS, THE
Title:	The Seeds
Label:	GET BACK (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$20.00
Catalog #:	GET 628

"1966 debut album by Los Angeles garage punk legends, the Seeds, featuring the now classic primitive rocker 'Pushin' Too Hard'. Originally released as a single to promote the album, it went largely unnoticed until the full-length album was released, at which point it began to climb the charts, creeping its way into the Top 40. Featured on numerous compilations and covered extensively, it remains one of the great musical landmarks of the sixties California garage scene."

Artist:	SEEDS, THE
Title:	Web Of Sounds
Label:	GET BACK (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$20.00
Catalog #:	GET 629

"Springing from the underbelly of the Los Angeles garage scene, the Seeds were punk rock before the world had ever heard of a tribe called Ramone. Staying mostly to the 'primitive rock' side of the great hippie divide, they released their debut album in 1966, followed by Web Of Sounds that same year. The band did eventually succumb to the inebriating perfume of flower power, but that ultimately proved to be their demise, unravelling in the face of the dawning of a darker era. Includes their second hit single 'Mr. Farmer' and the raucous 'Rollin' Machine'."

Artist:	SEEDS, THE
Title:	Future
Label:	GET BACK (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$20.00
Catalog #:	GET 644

"Blessed (doomed?) by their early success with 1966 super single 'Pushing Too Hard', Sky Saxon's The Seeds did not struggle in creativity while trying to top their monstrous start. After their self titled debut album and A Web Of Sounds, with third album Future (1967), the Seeds shifted towards a more psychedelic and obscure vision that may have alienated them from their garage pop audience but that gave the band a chance to align themselves with a new sound though without abandoning their original inventive. Strongly inspired by Sgt Pepper's ambience, Future seems less pop oriented and less appealing to a mass audience. A pearl for insiders that still sounds fresh, honest and highly inspired. Probably too ahead of their times, the Seeds disbanded in 1970 after never releasing another top selling hit."

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