BLOSSOM TOES (see also: B.B. Blunder / Ingoes)
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BLOSSOM TOES (see also: B.B. Blunder / Ingoes) - BLOSSOM TOES - We Are Ever So Clean (3CD) - UK Esoteric Remastered Expanded Digipack Edition - LISTENprice: 140,00 PLN / 35,00 EUR
An excellent debut regarded by many as the best British pop-psychedelic ("popsike") album of 1967! A combination of the psychedelic moods of The Beatles with The Move and Tomorrow. Remastered 2022 edition, enriched with a recording of a concert on 26 August 1967 at Philipe's Club in Stockholm (CD2), as well as demo recordings and BBC sessions (CD3). Highly recommended! (JL) -
BLOSSOM TOES (see also: B.B. Blunder / Ingoes) - BLOSSOM TOES - We Are Ever So Clean - UK Esoteric Remastered Pressprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
An excellent debut regarded by many as the best British pop-psychedelic ("popsike") album of 1967! A combination of the psychedelic moods of The Beatles with The Move and Tomorrow. Remastered 2022 edition. A must! -
BLOSSOM TOES (see also: B.B. Blunder / Ingoes) - BLOSSOM TOES - If Only For The Moment (3CD) - UK Esoteric Remastered Expanded Digipack Edition - LISTENprice: 120,00 PLN / 30,00 EUR
An excellent second album by a legend of the British underground! Superb, rather sombre and very varied playing with two lead guitars. 2022 remastered three-disc edition, with twenty bonus tracks in the form of live (on one track Frank Zappa joined the band), single and demo recordings. The whole thing in a gatefold digipak, with a 24-page booklet inside. A MUST! (JL) -
BLOSSOM TOES (see also: B.B. Blunder / Ingoes) - BLOSSOM TOES - Love Bomb - Live 1967-1969 (2CD) - UK Sunbeam - UNIKALNY CD
A double, premiere CD featuring live material from one of the most important British bands of the late 60s. The first disc has only 8 recordings lasting 54 minutes! The performance was recorded in Stockholm in August 1967. Psychedelic, decidedly jam-based, guitar-driven playing that has little in common with their excellent debut and more with the work of Pink Floyd and Cream. The sound quality is very good and, for 1967, almost perfect - the source was the original tape. The second disc is mainly material from 1969 - unfortunately of poorer, rather bootleg quality, but definitely worth hearing. Personally I recommend the freely improvised, 25-minute Grooving - on which Frank Zappa himself played with the band! This is an essential CD for every lover of the late 60s! ONLY ONE COPY! New, sealed.
