LP THE DAMNATION OF ADAM BLESSING Second Damnation (Re) Svart SRE 146 - SEALED
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LP THE DAMNATION OF ADAM BLESSING
Second Damnation
Limited Edition Of 300 Copies In Black Vinyl
Country of release: Finland, 2018
Original released: 1970
Label: Svart Records
Catalogue number: SRE146
Barcode: 6430065583974
Klappcover/Gatefold Sleeve: Ja/Yes
Includes Lyricsheet
Condition Record: MINT
Condition Cover: MINT
LP ist noch verschweißt / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo von meiner eigenen LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. No Way (3:17)
2. Death Of A Virgin (3:40)
3. Driver (3:25)
4. Everyone (4:10)
5. Back To The River (5:20)
Tracks Side 2:
1. Money Tree (4:48)
2. Ba-Dup (3:20)
3. New York City Woman (5:54)
4. In The Morning (6:13)
5. Smile (1:27)
Listen At YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iekNCwwBEoo
The Damnation of Adam Blessing's second LP (sometimes attributed in discographies to Damnation) went in a harder rock direction than their 1969 self-titled debut. The result was a more stylistically consistent, yet overall less interesting effort that was closer to the standard of competent, but below-top-of-the-line early Midwestern hard rock bands, lacking some of the pop influences that were among the most interesting attributes of their prior album. It's not totally run-of-the-mill, though, since Adam Blessing was one of the best singers in the style, and since the group were more adept at background vocal harmonies than almost any other similar bands of the era. "Death of a Virgin" and (to a lesser extent) "Everyone," actually sound closer to the likes of Moby Grape and some of Quicksilver's more song-driven material than Midwestern hard rock; this and some other tracks are graced with some particularly exceptional bass playing by Ray Benich. Cuts like "Driver" and "Back to the River" are more typical of their approach, though, relying on pile-driving blues-rockish riffs and pummeling drums, boringly so on the overlong "In the Morning." (Richie Unterberger/allmusic.com)
Adam Blessing - Vocals
Ray Benich - Bass
Bill Schwark - Drums
Bob Kalamasz - Guitar
Jim Quinn- Guitar
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