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Eden's Children (Frosted Green Vinyl)

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

"The self-titled Eden’s Children album rocks heavy with psych fuzz guitar, echoing, rotund bass runs and wild drums. Rich plays hard and fast, much like Alvin Lee in the band Ten Years After at times. The softer tunes have intricate guitar runs with overdubbed vocals by Richard, their only voice. The band fits right in with other power trios like Cream, Hendrix, Chariot and Blue Cheer. The only single released was 'Goodbye Girl' b/w 'Just Let Go' that made the local charts in the east and the LP made the top 200 on the Billboard and Cashbox charts [in 1968].” – David Handyside (Psychedelic Digest)
This is the first official reissue of this special '68 platter, pressed on frosted green vinyl!

This is a 2025 Record Store Day release.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

John M. ★★★★★

The guitar fuzz on side A is just pure, dirty psych gold — exactly what I was hoping for. That frantic energy reminds me of my favorite live bootlegs.

Adam O. ★★★★★

The bass lines are so thick and round on this pressing, it feels like the whole room is shaking. Rich’s guitar work really channels that frantic Ten Years After energy, especially on the faster cuts.

Eli I. ★★★★★

The fuzz guitar on this pressing is absolutely filthy, and the bass just rumbles through the room. Side A didn't leave me a second to breathe—it's relentless, with that wild drumming right up front in the mix.