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Seeds - A Web Of Sound (CD) (UK Import)

Seeds - A Web Of Sound (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Seeds

Music Genre: Rock

Label
Big Beat Records
Cat No
CDWIK2 310
Released
2013
Pressing
UK & Europe
Styles
Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock

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ArtistSeeds
FormatCD
LabelBig Beat Records
Catalogue no.CDWIK2 310
GenreRock
Released28 January 2013
Barcode0029667431026

The Seeds — A Web Of Sound
Format: CD • Label: Big Beat Records (CDWIK2 310) • Released: 2013 • Pressing: UK & Europe • Genre: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Tracklist:
1-1. Mr. Farmer
1-2. Pictures And Designs
1-3. Tripmaker
1-4. I Tell Myself
1-5. A Faded Picture
1-6. Rollin' Machine
1-7. Just Let Go
1-8. Up In Her Room
1-9. The Wind Blows Your Hair (Version 1)
1-10. Dreaming Of Your Love (Version 2)
1-11. Out Of The Question (Version 4)
1-12. I Tell Myself (Take 1)
1-13. Pictures & Designs (Take 14)
1-14. Just Let Go (Take 4)
1-15. A Faded Picture (Take 1)
2-1. Mr Farmer
2-2. Pictures & Designs
2-3. Tripmaker
2-4. I Tell Myself
2-5. A Faded Picture
2-6. Rollin' Machine
2-7. Just Let Go
2-8. Up In Her Room
2-9. Pretty Girl
2-10. Moth And The Flame
2-11. I'll Help You (Carry Your Money To The Bank)
2-12. Cry Wolf
2-13. Plain Spoken
2-14. The Gardener
2-15. One More Time Blues
2-16. Creepin' About
2-17. Buzzin' Around

Imported from the UK.

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About the artist

1960s American psychedelic garage rock band from Los Angeles, California (USA), fronted by Sky Saxon. The original, classic line-up was active from 1965 to 1969, but Saxon continued to use the name at least through 1972, using a varying set of backup musicians. He reformed the original Seeds in 1989. After a second hiatus, the band was reformed in 2003 with Saxon and Savage, with Saxon alone eventually using many different sets of musicians to record or tour as "The Seeds". Saxon died in 2009, followed by Andridge in 2011 and Savage in 2020. In 2017, Daryl Hooper formed a reunited version with other original members and alumni from the Saxon-led line-ups, which still tours.

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