Farm Sealed US Reissue OST LP Innermost limits of pure fun Surf Psyche Sundazed
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Farm Sealed US Reissue OST LP Innermost limits of pure fun Surf Psyche Sundazed
Farm
Innermost limits of pure fun (OST)
Sealed US Limited editionReissue Coloured Vinyl LP released in 2016 on Sundazed Records Cat: LP5519. Includes insert.
The Innermost Limits of Pure Fun was a surfing movie filmed in Australia during the late '60s by George Greenough, and was notable for being the first film to include slow-motion footage from inside the tunnel of a massive wave, a technological breakthrough at the time. This gorgeous image is replicated on the cover of Sundazed's 2016 reissue of the album's soundtrack, which was scarcely available on vinyl around the time of the film's release in the early '70s. The movie's soundtrack was created in California by Farm, an ad hoc group helmed by surfer Denny Aaberg and including members of the Dragons, whose member Daryl Dragon would become much better known as one half of '70s soft rock superstars Captain & Tennille. As with the Dragons, Farm's music wasn't the typical reverb-covered twangy guitar music usually associated with surf music, but rather a pre-fusion blend of organ-heavy blues/jazz-derived rock. The group's largely improvised music was usually instrumental, although there are a few songs with vocals, such as the folky "Crumple Car" and the bluesy "The Eater," both of which are acoustic ditties with lyrics that are more about cruising in automobiles than riding waves. While many of the album's songs are short and a perfect fit for brief movie scenes, a few tracks stretch out, such as the funk jam "Animal," which has a smoking drum solo and what sounds like distant waves shimmering in the background. Daryl Dragon (the future Captain) plays vibraphone and melodica on the swinging "Wind 'n Sea," and tracks like "Ground Shuffle" work up a dirty Booker T. & the MG's-inspired organ groove. The light, easy "Outeriff" has more of a laid-back Santana vibe, only with pianos instead of scorching, spiritually minded guitar solos. The album ends with "Coming of the Dawn," a 13-minute suite that seems like several songs stitched together, complete with fadeouts.
Tracks: Crystal shingles/ Animal/ Wind ’n sea/ Crumple car/ Tobies oats/ San ho zay/ Snake charmer/ The eater/ The cruzer/ Ground shuffle/ Innerspace/ Outeriff/ Coming of the dawn.
Record and cover are sealed and in Mint condition.
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