Psychedelic Pop 1968: Phluph - Phluph 1968 (2014 Aurora)

Good to very good early psych album that sank in part, due to the Bosstown marketing fiasco. I see others describe it as blues psych and I wonder if they are hearing the same tracks I am. This is Hammond dominated, American psych pop done very well. Speaking of Hammond, the player here is great. Super imaginative, his playing brings to life and adds color to all the tracks but more importantly, his playing turns average tunes into interesting, above average tracks. Continually inventive, he never repeats himself thru the 10 album cuts and two bonus tracks. There is strong songwriting, great harmony vocals, some nice lead licks, well proportioned fuzz and that damn Hammond organ, all of which makes this one and done release by Phluph a very nice psych album. Another in a long list that showed more than enough on their debut to warrant further releases but it wasn't meant to be. In the end, not a bad album to leave as your destiny. Recommended. (heyday2day reader review by rate your music)

I just can second that what heyday2day in his reader review of rateyourmusic.com wrote. And there are a lot of very positive reviews about this album. The album is full of strong songs and it is a pity if the disc is at the end of the last song way too fast. Yes, recommended.
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         Frank

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