Sold Date: January 29, 2022
Start Date: December 19, 2021
Final Price: $33.00 (USD)
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New, sealed and unplayed. 
Tax scam psych heavy rock
"The tax scam label racket is certainly the most curious chapter of the record industry,retrospectively speaking. Tiger Lily-specifically, the S/T lp by Stonewall-might be the most famous, but there are many fanciful diamonds lurking in the undiscovered rough, not the least of which is this masterpiece of barbiturate haze from Frigate. ‘Dreams Of The Deep’ was one of a dozen or so albums made “available” to an unsuspecting public by the elusive C.C. label in 1977, all of which are harder to find than a no leaf clover, with this being the holiest of grails in the discography. Rumors abound that Frigate wasn’t even the bands real name, just a front for the dodge. Regardless, the shroud of JIMI looms large on here & in the parlance of contemporary seance speak, the wails & moans of Eddie Hazel, Toiling Midgets & (original) Fushitsusha ooze audibly from beyond, sometimes all at once. For years the psychedelic mafia have tried to keep Dreams Of The Deep on the down low-original copies almost NEVER turn up-so it’s quite a coup for collectors that the D.Q. Records label has served up a tasty reissue for this long obscured blueprint of psychotropic bliss."
"Reissue of a late 70's mega obscurity. Acid damage heavy rock freakiness. The opening track is kinda whatever but once the vocals kick in and the guitar starts to eminate this ghostly hissing the entertainment ends and the fun begins. Wrecked jams supreme. I'm sure you've stayed up endless nights pensively wondering if a band could exist sounding like a combination of Hendrix, Fushitsusha, Xhol Caravan's "cover" of "Love Potion ", and Cliff Burton's pre-Metallica Agents of Misfortune, and, if so, we have the record for you."