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An album of English rural rock
It gallops with forward surging momentum and bristles with seductive tension
including the influential "The Train Kept a Rollin'"
resembles nothing so much as the implosion of a galaxy
No one has an idea about how many were originally pressed
PARCHMENT FARM - s/t LP (colour vinyl) gift voucher An album of English ruralLimited edition orange colour vinyl. Highly recommended. Another unearthed ripper from St Louis MO recorded during the years 1968 1973 and never released until now! Over the course of about five years beginning in late 1968, several musicians living in eastern Missouri rocked the area clubs and festivals with a mix of cover and heavy original songs. The bands name, Parchment Farm, came from a song on Blue Cheers debut LP, Vincebus Eruptum. In their
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