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Lucky Dog
Lucky Dog (LP + booklet + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: OSR 104LP. Rel: 17 Feb 25
 
Rock
Everytime I Hear Your Music (2:43)
Mirrors In Your Eyes (3:58)
Where You Gonna Run To (3:08)
Gotta Get Away (4:22)
Open Your Eyes (3:38)
You Really Got Me (2:49)
Freefall Glider (5:26)
Concrete Jungle (3:36)
Supergirl (3:54)
I'll Receive You (3:11)
 in stock $29.72
Heavy Cruiser
Heavy Cruiser (LP + booklet + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: OSR 107LP. Rel: 17 Feb 25
 
Rock
C'mon Everybody (2:15)
My Little Firefly (3:13)
Don't Stop Now (5:18)
Wonder Wheel (2:34)
Outlaw (3:21)
Let Your Rider Run (2:58)
Louie, Louie (3:27)
As Long As We Believe (2:14)
'Lectric Lady (3:47)
Miracles Of Pure Device (3:00)
 in stock $29.72
The Return Of Captain Speed
The Return Of Captain Speed (LP + booklet + MP3 download code)
Cat: OSR 110LP. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Steel Glass (2:30)
Sunflower Mama (2:29)
Dangerfield (2:58)
Soft Machine (2:49)
Pop Festival (3:06)
It's A Drag (2:21)
Hello Bill (3:02)
Beautiful Death Dealer (3:07)
My Brother (1:52)
Rally Round The Flag (2:37)
Plastic Sammy Rides Again (2:22)
Hello Bill (alternate mix) (3:41)
 in stock $28.62
Plastic People
Cat: OSR 105LP. Rel: 17 Feb 25
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Plastic People (3:14)
Swimming (2:37)
Mothers (4:33)
Choo Choo Thunder (6:02)
Mary Midnight (5:40)
Steel Cathedrals (6:15)
Free Ride (2:44)
Probing The Secrets (4:13)
Mister Wild Love (4:07)
Gotta Keep Movin' (3:33)
Review: Not to be confused with the landmark London club of the same name - one of many sorely missed spots in the UK capital - Plastic People is almost the opposite of that now-defunct electronic dance music stronghold. Wildwood's 1968 garage psyche triumph is equally determined to encourage us to escape, only in a far earthier, rawer, and rougher kind of way. With plenty of hoarse guitar riffs, Hammond organ lines and powerhouse vocals coming from the man himself, this is a wonderful reminder of a ridiculously fertile period in rock & roll history that maintained values of the decade it rounded off, but was also increasingly looking to a future in which punk and progressive were beginning to lay their own foundations. In short, it's epic and trippy and incredibly human.
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