Canned Heat - Time Was (1969) (FLAC) [Artwork - 24-Bit/96 kHz]

Canned Heat - Time Was (1969) (FLAC) [Artwork - 24-Bit/96 kHz]
Album PreviewReleased: 1969 | Track: 2 | Country: Germany | FLAC | Time: 05:14 | Artwork | Label: Liberty - 15 200 | Genre: Rock, Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock | 1.07 GB

Canned Heat's "Time Was" hit shelves in late February or early March of 1969 and climbed to #67 on the Hot 100 — modest by chart standards, but enough to make it one of the band's most enduring songs nearly sixty years on.

Read more

Canned Heat - Poor Moon (1969) (FLAC) [Artwork - 24-Bit/96 kHz]

Canned Heat - Poor Moon (1969) (FLAC) [Artwork - 24-Bit/96 kHz]
Album PreviewReleased: 1969 | Track: 2 | Country: UK | FLAC | Time: 04:48 | Artwork | Label: Liberty - LBF 15255 | Genre: Rock, Blues, Blues Rock, Modern Electric Blues | 917.6 MB

Tucked away in Canned Heat's catalog is what might be the band's most quietly devastating song: "Poor Moon." While 1969 was busy churning out space-age wonder, guitarist Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson — the group's resident conservationist, decades before that was a compliment — used it to strike a very different chord. His worry was never whether we'd reach the moon; it was what we'd do to it once we got there. The same greed, waste, and short-term thinking already gnawing at the Earth, exported to a second target. It wasn't abstract, either — chatter at the time about the government treating the lunar surface as a nuclear dumping ground gave the song its teeth. Nearly six decades later, that dread hasn't aged a day. Makes you wonder what the Blind Owl would've made of a rocket-launching billionaire scattering satellites across the sky in the name of progress.

Read more

Dryewater - Southpaw (1974) (FLAC) [Artwork - 24-Bit/96 kHz]

Dryewater - Southpaw (1974) (FLAC) [Artwork - 24-Bit/96 kHz]
Album PreviewReleased: 1974 | Track: 10 | Country: US | FLAC | Time: 33:30 | Artwork | Label: J.T.B. Records - NR5122 | Genre: Rock, Hard Rock | 1.54 GB

Southpaw is the sole album from North Carolina rock band Dryewater, released in 1974 on the private J.T.B. label. As well-known reviewers such as those quoted above have already plentifully described, the LP is a full-blooded serving of Southern hard rock that ranks among the best of its style.

Read more