Sonic Flower Groove (Vinyl LP) Hard Rock

Sonic Flower Groove (Vinyl LP) Hard Rock1991 debut album from the Primals finds them lost in a world of Byrds style jangle guitars and Velvets influenced violin hooks simple pop songs sung in Bobby's very own tuneless yet perfect vocal style includes the singles 'Gentle Tuesday' and 'Imperial' plus the superb 'Loves You' and 'Aftermath'.

Released in 1972 it contains only original compositions

Fairport Convention are credited with pioneering the Electric Folk movement

As hard as it might be to believe

the spirit of collaboration was alive and well in the studio

collecting the best of Lee's solo songs and duets from his LHI (Lee Hazlewood Industries) imprint

and that rare thing

radio parts

this album found Dylan embracing his spirituality-and his fans celebrating a new set of unmistakably inspired songs

A rhythmic framework started to come together too: the structures of UK bass music and rave began to seep into beats that would become tracks like "Otomo" (eventually co-produced by O'Flynn and featuring a sample of the Bulgarian choir 100 Kaba-Gaidi)

The second half in particular contains a number of stunning ambient tracks - check "Lost Unfound"

My Bloody Valentine and Super Furry Animals) The album reached #11 in the UK album charts and features the hit singles "Stay"

when Dylan crashed his Triumph Tiger 100 motorcycle in Woodstock