STILL SEALED 1967 RARE ORIG = KALI BAHLU = COSMIC REMEMBRANCE Exotic Sitar PSYCH
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RARE...1967 STILL FACTORY SEALED EXOTIC PSYCH ADVENTURES!
Kali Bahlu
Takes The Forest Children On A Journey Of
COSMIC REMEMBRANCE
\ USA - WORLD PACIFIC RECORDS - 21875
RARE ...especially RARE in perfect STILL FACTORY SEALED condition...
It's the Original 1967 first pressing in old style unipack gatefold cover...to a strangely strange album that blends eastern meditation exploito with sitar and jarring female narration. She later joined LITE STORM, who's LP "Warning" is a sought rarely seen psych artifact as well...
The enigmatic Kali Bahlu was a young woman in 1967 when she released her Cosmic Remembrance LP on the then-floundering World-Pacific record label. A swirling tableau of gongs, sitars, tablas and Bahlu’s Buddhist chanting and fairy-tale ruminations, Cosmic Remembrance is an album known for its general tripped-out uniqueness. For all of its faux-Eastern artifice and Bahlu’s voice – sometimes a feral soprano, sometimes a jarring, child-like babble – Cosmic Remembrance is nonetheless quite a treat, a relic that stands apart from its era. Bahlu’s naked, if indecipherable, emotion, the wonderfully stark gloom: beatific Bahlu rambling in sing-song tones about Lord Buddha and “clocks of never” re- Cosmic Remembrance – this is clearly someone on a separate psychic plane. Often referred to as acid-influenced, that is perhaps a disservice to the peculiar experience of Kali Bahlu, whose Californian, pseudo-Buddhist cosmic consciousness just happened to synchronize with hippie sensibilities. Kali Bahlu would later be involved in some capacity with a few tare-as-hens-teeth-obscure ‘70s albums of Eastern-inspired singing and commune vibes by the Los Angeles hippie-rock group Lite Storm. SIDE A:- Cosmic Remembrance
- A Game Called Who Am I
- SIDE B:
- A Cosmic Telephone Call From The Angel Liesle And The Buddah
- How Can I Tell My Guru
CONDITION: The oldstule unipack gatefold is STILL FACTORY SEALED ... not a problem, hard to find LP as it is, really rare never opened never played first printing from 45+ years ago...no split seams, bright colors, looks great, never opened!!!
A cool addition to anyone's music library!
SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...
EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING
All imperfections are noted both cover & record
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