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BT 5018C-LP
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"Dry Ice's story begins in 1965, emerging from the explosive heart of London's underground scene -- from Joe Meek's Holloway Road studio to the chaos of the Marquee and the psychedelic happenings of Middle Earth. They shared stages with Arthur Brown, Joe Cocker, and The Who, impressed future Atlantic Records CEO Phil Carson, and even featured Ian McDonald of King Crimson on flute. A 1969 single received BBC Radio 1 support from Annie Nightingale -- yet the full album, recorded at legendary IBC Studios, remained unreleased for nearly five decades. Unreleased until its first official release in 2018, these recordings capture a vivid moment when mod culture collided with psychedelia -- a genuine lost chapter of British late-'60s rock, finally rescued from the vaults. Now re-issued due to popular demand on limited edition 180-gram clear vinyl."
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MBT 018CD
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"Previously unreleased album from lost British psych band Dry Ice. The 1969 sessions that resulted in the 'Running to the Convent' single (both sides included here) finally released! Includes Ian McDonald of King Crimson on flute. Catchy and trippy at the same time!"
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