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Easter Everywhere, released in 1967, is the second studio album by the 13th Floor Elevators and a landmark of psychedelic rock. Building on the energy of their debut, this album pushes further into experimentation with sprawling arrangements, hypnotic repetition, and a heightened sense of spiritual searching. The nearly eight-minute opener Slip Inside This House stands as the bands grandest statement, blending Eastern influences, fuzzed-out guitars, and Tommy Halls otherworldly electric jug to create a head-spinning trip. Elsewhere, covers like Bob Dylans Baby Blue are given the Elevators distinctive treatment, weaving garage-rock grit with cosmic texture.
The records mix of visionary ambition and raw intensity captures a group at their most daring, taking the sound of garage psychede
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Easter Everywhere, released in 1967, is the second studio album by the 13th Floor Elevators and a landmark of psychedelic rock. Building on the energy of their debut, this album pushes further into experimentation with sprawling arrangements, hypnotic repetition, and a heightened sense of spiritual searching. The nearly eight-minute opener Slip Inside This House stands as the bands grandest statement, blending Eastern influences, fuzzed-out guitars, and Tommy Halls otherworldly electric jug to create a head-spinning trip. Elsewhere, covers like Bob Dylans Baby Blue are given the Elevators distinctive treatment, weaving garage-rock grit with cosmic texture.
The records mix of visionary ambition and raw intensity captures a group at their most daring, taking the sound of garage psychede
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