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SVVRCH 109LP
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Formed in 1969 and closely tied to the Mountain camp, this powerful New York quintet was part of the same hard rock vanguard that defined the early '70s. Sharing stages with heavyweights like Jethro Tull, Black Sabbath, Ten Years After, and the Faces, they built a solid live reputation, yet widespread recognition always seemed just out of reach. Their lone, self-titled album -- released in September 1970 -- is a hidden gem of the era: raw, bluesy, and full of proto-metal fire. Though it never cracked the charts, it stands today as a lost classic of American heavy rock, now rightfully rediscovered by crate diggers and rock historians alike.
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AU 5043CD
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Formed in 1969 and closely connected to Mountain, this superb New York rock quintet gigged with Jethro Tull, the Faces, Black Sabbath, Ten Years After and many others, but never had the commercial breakthrough they deserved. Their sole album appeared in September 1970, and is a lost heavy rock classic. It makes its long-awaited return to CD here, and comes complete with background notes.
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