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Brown Acid - The Twentieth Trip

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$21.75 $29 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Here you are in 2025 about to take the Twentieth Trip! The ten vintage early local hard rock eruptions here will swarm around you like fear and loathing bats, zapping you from unexpected angles, beyond-a-reasonable-doubt proof that the inevitable collapse of the American Psychedelic ‘60s Utopian Dream into hard guitar low ball self absorbed human nature endures. These killer tracks may be a half century in the rear-view mirror now BUT... since We Can’t Work It Out... we gotta mess it up! A vibe that resonates timelessly, real life ripped out of the haze by real people, fresh and unfiltered right out of the gate.

Getting it while they can. These are no mere historic sound recordings, they are life itself! If you’re looking for trouble, you just found it!

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Henry V. ★★★★★

Pulled the vinyl out and the first track hit me right in the chest — that vintage '70s guitar tone is perfectly preserved. The packaging even has that gritty, lo-fi art style that matches the sound inside.

Chloe Q. ★★★☆☆

The track list is a solid mix of hard rock obscurities, but the sound quality on side two has a bit too much surface noise for my taste. Still, the raw energy of those early recordings comes through clearly enough to enjoy.