Acid Mothers Temple - Wild Girls A Go-Go. Dble LP. (Eclipse Records - ECLIPSE 0) At long last a well-deserved and well overdue vinyl re-issue of one of the greatest albums created by the psychedelic freaks of Japan's AMT. Originally released on CD in ridiculously low numbers we finally have a deluxe double 180g vinyl version housed in a heavy duty, risque (but of course), gatefold sleeve. Those lucky enough to grap a copy back in the day will need no convincing to snap this up, for those in the dark read on.. Conceived as the soundtrack to a Russian psychedelic exploitation film, this album marks the moment when the AMT crew started to really push outwards into unmapped regions of space. The sound is not as frequently wild or heavy as it has been on some of their other lp's but any suggestion of disappointment will be crushed when you hear the mesmerising mixture of cyclical riffing and a persistant high pitch drone that introduces the listener to the album. Out of an enormous catalogue this album really does command attention for all fans of progressive pyschedelic music. Behold the true beauty of Acid Mothers Temple!! But be quick this is a one time pressing of 1000 copies only, and if that isn't enough for you its got a previously unreleased track added as well! Sweet Mary!

Acid Mothers Temple - Starless & Bible Black Sabbath. CD. (Alien 8 - ALIENCD 62) We thinks the title gives away the influences involved here somewhat, but then again one never quite knows with this Japanese psychedelic ensemble. This release sees the band paying homage to Black Sabbath. It isn't straight up Sabbath worship in the sense of covers, but rather the band pays respect to the sound of Sabbath & like minded bands such as Melvins or Zeni Geva.

Acid Mothers Temple - Troubadours From Another Heavenly World. Dble LP. (Eclipse Records - ECLIPSE14LP) Very limited vinyl run of the premier space cadets third album with 4 long tracks of psychedelic Japanese magic. Long dreamy tracks with sparse trippy atmospherics permeating a cosmic wave of mind bending sound. This excellent album is housed in a thick gatefold sleeve,heavy duty vinyl, with different artwork to the CD and as usual it contains a bonus track!

Acid Mothers Temple - Father Moo And The Black Sheep. LP. (Swordfish Redcords - SFAMLP1) Very limited vinyl project by Acid Mothers Temple, who are herein disguised as a Ya Ho Wah like cult. If you are familiar with the kind of music this band of Japanese freaks make then you will know what to expect here. Tripped out weird soundscapes that float into infinity (much like early '70's Pink Floyd) LP is 180 gram vinyl housed in a beautiful gatefold sleeve that features erotic cult art. With Obi strip !!

Acid Mothers Temple - Last Concert In Tokyo. CD. Recorded on february the 15th, 1999, a month before the release of "Pataphysical freak out". The 4 tracks are; "Astro 69", "Golden Bat Blues Dead", "Satori LSD 1999" and "Speed Guru". Limited to 1000 copies.

Acid Mothers Temple - Penultimate Galactic Bordello. 4-CD Set. Possibly the most luxurious work yet from them. This release is an incredible clam box 4 CD set, with 4 tracks spanning the 4 discs and clocking in at over 4 hours of LSD fried cosmic insanity. The music is a varied selection of AMT's many different styles - long "freak-out" jams/acid dazed tunes/free improvised craziness - it's all here. This is also possibly the last AMT to feature cotton. All this packaged in a beautiful full-colour matt laminated box, with full colour wallets containing each CD. AMT have just completed a highly successful world tour with Gong. Disc 1. The Beautiful Blue Ecstasy (Have You Seen The Blue Sky?) Disc 2. The Seven Stigmata From Pussycat Nebula Disc 3. What's Your Name? Disc 4. The Holly Mountain In The Counter-Clock World.

Acid Mothers Temple - Does The Cosmic Shepherd Dream Of Electric Tapirs. CD. Their music can be described as acid-rock, experimental, psychedelic or a whole host of genres dependent on the listeners mood. With an almost constantly changing list of members, this distributed commune in Japan is certain to remain an intriguing force within music, whatever its genre.2004 album recorded in 2003.

Acid Mothers Temple - Electric Heavyland. CD. (Alien 8 - ALIENCD34) This particular studio release can be described as one of the band's heaviest efforts yet, recorded by the compact five-person lineup of 2002. Kawabata Makoto has led this collective through a release that rocks from start to finish and is most comparable to the incredible debut, 'Mellow Out' by Mainliner. This monstrous album sounds like a scared person wandering through a collapsing factory. All 3 tracks have nice slow-builds which make the inevitable explosive chaos all that much more of a trip, and what a trip this is.Great card gatefold sleeve.

Acid Mothers Temple - Father Moo And The Black Sheep. CD. (Swordfish Redcords - SFAMCD001) 2002 album by Acid Mothers Temple, who are herein disguised as a Ya Ho Wah like cult. If you are familiar with the kind of music this band of Japanese freaks make then you will know what to expect here. 3 long tripped out weird soundscapes that take you into space and beyond with floating keyboards,guitars and dreamy vocals (much like early '70's Pink Floyd instrumental passages). Great cult styled psychedelic naked artwork to match the super psychedelic sounds.We have managed to locate a handful of copies of this deleted album.NOW ONLY 4 COPIES LEFT.

Acid Mothers Temple - Do Whatever You Want, Don't Do Whatever You Don't Want!!. 3-CD. (Earworm - WORM79CD) Mind blowing triple CD release from our favourite Japanese psychedelic warlords - the extended Acid Mothers Temple family. Disc one is a single hour long track "Pink Lady Lemonade" whereas discs two and three compile Acid Mothers-related projects such as Alien Social Dance Party, Space Machine, etc. Nearly three and a half hours of trippy psychedelic bliss and at a great price!.

Acid Mothers Temple - Absolutely Freak Out. Dble CD. (Static Resonance - STARES4CD) It's good to see a few Acid Mothers rarities making it back into the light, and here's one everyone wants to get their hands on. Originally sold at gigs as a double LP, this expanded version of Absolutely Freakout fills two CD's and features 40 minutes of extra material. Japanese Acid Space Rock influenced by the Euro greats of the '70's but with that oriental twist.

Acid Mothers Temple - Have You Seen The Other Side Of The Sky?. CD. (Ace Fu - ACF41CD) The rulers of space rock return! A combination of Psychedelia, Prog, Hard Rock, Kraut Rock, and Avant Garde, basically your whole record collection on one six track album in 2006! Always highly experimental and extremely exciting, expect rapid changes of style, from folky vocals to blistering guitar assaults, tranquil synths and Eastern drones. Beautiful, daring and utterly essential. Includes the mammoth "The Tales Of Solar Sail - Dark Stars In The Sky", an eclectic track that the group have allowed to build gradually over thirty minutes, swapping genres seamlessly as it comes and goes. Also features: "Buy The Moons Of Jupiter" and the fifteen minute "Asimo's Naked Breakfast."

Acid Mothers Temple - Myth Of The Love Electrique. CD. (Repose - REPOSEC 12) 2006 release that explores the many shades of the AMT sound, managing to be both wild and beautiful at the same time. From the 'in the red' guitar driven album opener 'The Man From Giacobinid Meteor Comet', to some quieter acoustic passages during 'Five Dimensional Nightmare', to the total meltdown felt halfway through the 20 minute 'Love Electrique'. 'Myth Of The Love Electrique' fully explores the whole AMT sound for the first time in years. Live favourite 'Pink Lady Lemonade (May I Drink You Once Again?)', a staple of any AMT live show, is included here on an AMT album for the first time in its normal length, complete with added space whispers from new AMT girl Kitagawa Hao, who fills the now departed Cotton Casino's tiny shoes elegantly.

Acid Mothers Temple - Wild Girls A Go-Go. CD. (Swordfish Redcords - SFRSCD1) Conceived as the soundtrack to a Russian psychedelic exploitation film, this was effectively the fourth album by the classic original line-up. Previously only available on CD as part of the platinum collection - a limited edition only available direct from the band. This album marks the moment when the AMT crew started to really push outwards into unmapped regions of space. The sound is not as frequently wild or heavy as it has been on some of their other lp's but any suggestion of disappointment will be crushed when you hear the mesmerising mixture of cyclical riffing and a persistant high pitch drone that introduces the listener to the album. Out of an enormous catalogue this album really does command attention for all fans of progressive pyschedelic music. Behold the true beauty of Acid Mothers Temple!!- Very limited CD run.Be quick

Acid Mothers Temple - Crystal Magic Pyramid Under The Stars. CD. (Important Records - IMPREC146CD) Brand new album for 2007 from the Temple and The Melting Pariso UFO, featuring their recent addition Kitagawa Hao on vocals. A surprising release as it has to be their cleanest ever production , a much more controlled affair than the speaker shredding moments of the past, this is made up of mystic ambient passages alongside their constatnly evolving heavyweight jams. One of their recent classic releases.

Acid Mothers Temple - US & Canadian Tour. LP. (Important Records - IMPREC147) Extra super ltd multi-coloured vinyl splashings from the retrogade psychedelic, prog-rock, mind-melting modern day hippies. The first side features deranged vocals and out there guitar fx and plenty of over-indulgence.This monstrous album sounds like a scared person wandering through a collapsing factory If you hate crystals, dope, Hawkwind and outdated attire back off! 1000 for the world and only 100 in the UK so be quick!! LAST COPY ALREADY

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