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Oct 19, 2017 · July: July Probably the most well known album on this list to hardcore Freakbeat collectors is July’s 1968 self-titled debut LP. This tasty slice of unabashed psychedelia somehow managed to get released on major label Epic Records in the U.S., but as with most music way ahead of its time, the now-seminal offering of overtly psychedelic fuzz-pop tracks went nowhere.
Apr 6, 2021 · Location: maryland. I forgot one key component: I would describe everything I listed as Freakbeat due to the time period 67-69, the whimsical psychedelic lyrical imagery/drug references and the musical experimentation. There is a lot wonderful whimsy in Freakbeat! Skull,Apr 6, 2021.
Top freakbeat albums ranked by popularity on Spotify, you can filter the albums by release year or decade. ... The Best Of The Gants. The Gants. 2000. Somewhere. July ...
Oct 19, 2017 · Freakbeat was a short-lived musical and artistic expression, originating in the United Kingdom ca. 1965. It combines sheen pop sensibilities with hard-driving R&B toughness; a working-class ethos effortlessly mixed with dandy mod style. It’s abstract lyricism, hard driving organ sounds and copious amounts of heavy fuzz guitar riffage all ...
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Apr 6, 2021 · As others have mentioned, freakbeat is like garage rock or northern soul in that it was only coined as a genre after the fact. Very few artists consistently recorded in the style. Many, if not most of the best cuts were recorded by groups that never even released an album. Compilations like the aforementioned Maximum Freakbeat are the way to go.
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Apr 6, 2021 · Freakbeat feels like the most vague genre description ever, but a few comps that might fit are-A Lethal Dose of Heavy Psych (and a couple related comps in the "series")-Beyond the Calico Wall-30 Seconds Before the Wall And then the Savage Resurrection is a band with a really good album, I think 1967. Less punk than the 66 bands but heavier than the 68/69 flower psych bands.
