Credits:

Arthur Brown

Description:

[The first CD release and hard-to-find recordings are back! Hidden masterpieces from the golden age of rock <1965-1975>] From folk rock, soft rock, psychedelic rock, country rock, blues rock, hard rock, glam rock, progressive rock, and other diverse rock genres that developed from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, we have selected some of the best albums from the golden age of rock that have been hard to find for a while, such as out-of-print, discontinued, and limited-edition vinyl. From among the albums produced in the late 1960s to the early 1970s, we have selected some of the best albums that have been hard to find for a while because they have been out of print, discontinued, or sold out in limited editions. Including albums that are sold at a premium, these albums will be released at a very low price of 1,100 yen (including tax), or 1,650 yen (including tax) for a 2-disc set! This is the debut album by Arthur Brown, a monster from London, England, who had a great influence on Alice Cooper with his patented outlandish performance of singing with a plate on fire on his head. Co-produced by The Who's Pete Townsend (g/vo) and Kit Lambert. The single "Fire" was a big hit, reaching No. 1 in the UK and No. 2 in the U.S. The album is a blend of twisted psychedelic rock and gimmicky theatrical elements. Includes commentary, lyrics, and bilingual translation. Released: 1968 Master: 1991