Vinegar - Vinegar vinyl lp (due to size and weight, this price for the USA only. Outside of the USA, the price will be adjusted as needed)
SKU
18-GOD LP 050
Bernhard Liesegang - bass, vocal
Rolf Zwirner - guitar, violin
Wolfgang Grahn - drums
Ralf Modrow - organ, vocal
Dagmar Dormagen - vocals, flute
Jochen Biemann - guitar
“Packaged in a single jacket with 40-page deluxe LP-size booklet, polylined inner LP sleeve and hype sticker affixed to the shrink wrap on the front. Limited edition of 1,000 hand-numbered copies.
An impressive psychedelic LP, highly recommended. Comparable to the early Pink Floyd. Unfortunately the only Vinegar release. One of the most wanted German LPs. An unknown gem from an obscure and innovative band", as the Freeman brothers write. Drawn from the master tapes.”
“This obscure group made an excellent album in the garage-underground-progressive" genre way back in 1971. Vinegar could be ranked along with Mammut as one of the most important examples of such bands.
For your amusement, here's a closer look at their fascinating album: "Missa Solis" (12:15) starts off in a slow, lyrical and sinister way, not far removed from a Floyd-type depression from 1969. A violin comes in and makes a short solo appearance to great effect, before the guitar and organ develop the main theme. "Saw Mill Part I" (5:22) is a garage rock song with Renate Knaup-like vocals that soon sets off to an outer space of strange sounds - "A Saucerful Of Secrets" reborn. "Saw Mill Part Two" (5:05) is more like Amon Duul II, driven by violin, organ and guitar. "Der Kaiser Auf Der Erbse" (7:04) goes in another direction, suddenly drunk Goths enter the studio! The last track is "Fleisch" (7:04), an instrumental return to the almost classical themes introduced in the second half of "Missa Solis".
In conclusion: this album is quite fabulous, go out and get it!"-Scented Gardens of the Mind.
- LabelGarden of Delights
- UPC4016342700504