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Brigg - Brigg (us 1973, Psychedelic FolkRock)

Formed: Northumberland, PA, United States

Members:
* Rusty Foulke (guitar, vocals),
* Jeff Willoughby (bass, percussion, flute, vocals),
* Rob Morse (guitar, vocals),

Additional musicians:
* Rick Klinger (percussion),
* Webb Kline (keyboards)

Related Artists: Hybrid Ice.

Tracks:
01. Hey Mister (3:17)
02. Universe (5:31)
03. Took It Away (3:35)
04. New Found Rain (2:37)
05. If Only You Could See Me Now (3:22)
06. The War Is Over (2:53)
07. Linda (5:33)
08. And You Know (2:45)
09. Sneaker Tounge (0:32)

Total time:28:11

CD reissue of this rare US melodic rural hippy rock album from 1973.
Good harmonies and songs with some fine folk tinged psychedelic electric and acoustic rock
music, make for a sought after obscurity..
This is an album of folk tinged psychedelic rock, from a Northumberland, Pennsylvania band,
although some dealers have previously listed them as Canadian.
Not a particularly memorable album, but quite pleasant.
~ Internet Source.
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Outstanding 1973 PA folkpsych trio with an incredibly wasted vibe.
Roughly half of this is heavy rock, like a second rate Grand Funk or Frost, and these songs
are just mediocre, with "If Only You Could See Me Now" being the best by way of it's off kilter
timing and phased-out wah guitar. The other half is what we are all really here for: totally
loaded, extended, spacey rural-vibe psych folk. "Universe" is the total kicker, loaded in
opiate fueled cosmic ether. It's so slow and laid back that it almost moves backwards.
Time has no meaning, or is lost completely. Above the strummed acoustic bliss there are spaced
out effects that just really make this fucker out, like if Jandek was really talented on You
Walk Alone and tried to make a commercial (well, uh, sorta) sounding folkpsych album. Flutes
appear on other tracks, giving this a Topanga Canyon hippie vibe at times. A totally great
windowpane rainy day escapist monster. Buy and fry.
~ By Chadkelsey (RYM).

CD reissue of this rare US melodic rural hippy rock album from 1973. Good harmonies and songs with some fine folk tinged psychedelic electric and acoustic rock music, make for a sought after obscurity.. This is an album of folk tinged psychedelic rock, from a Northumberland, Pennsylvania band, although some dealers have previously listed them as Canadian. Not a particularly memorable album, but quite pleasant.