RecordBrother: Like Freak Out Baby!

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These files are here for your listening enjoyment all are from out of print non-reissued spoken word and audio gems from my own vinyl collection. If for any reason any of the files posted are infringing or creating a problem please let me know and i will remove them forth with or somethin' like that most importantly this site is about enjoying music and all are encouraged to LISTEN TO & BUY MUSIC SUPPORT ARTISTS AND DO NOT HOT LINK TO MY FILES IT IS NOT COOL. Thanks and have FUN Oh Yea One more thing I've switched to "approve comments" mode for the time being as these bad vibes all round type places like to spam some of my posts so it might be a day or two until your comments appear Thanks for Understanding

Oh Yea it's a Freak Out Baby way way back there in 66-67 The Hippie/Flower Power Culture jumped the rails a bit and was in full effect as Fashion and Faux lifestyle choice words like Groovy, Outta Sight and Freak Out started to appear on everything from Cameras to Potato Chips.
I found this magazine while wandering the streets late one night and recently pulled it out of a stack of Mag's that i brought home from storage it's a interesting artifact. Half Tiger Beat and Half watered down East Village Other, it has the "establishment" bands of the day like the Monkees and Paul Revere and the Raiders right in there with totally underground Fugs (of "Kill For Peace" fame) and forever original alt. rocker, until Valley Girl [the song not the movie]Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention (Suzy Creamcheese where are you, today?)
The work that went into this rag is pretty amazing almost every page was partially hand lettered giving it that "trippy" look and all 58 groovy pages are here in a PDF for you to Freak Out on you are going to dig this cause it's Outta Sight!
Download freak_Out_U.S.A.pdf

Comments

Oh shit this is great! I'm just appalled by the sheer quality of all the things you share. I've been listening to Huxley's Brave new world reading tonight, it feels so good to keep rarities like these alive, so many interesting listening/reading to dig. Thank you SO much.

Posted by: Grog | 03/20/2005 at 19:23

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