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BLOSSOM TOES - We Are Ever So Clean. 2 X LP VINYL

BLOSSOM TOES
We Are Ever So Clean
Catalogue no: SBR2LP5035

* First official vinyl reissue
* Double album in gatefold sleeve
* Pressed on 180g virgin vinyl
* Second disc contains ten bonus tracks
* Rare photos
* Detailed historical liner notes

Side One
1. Look At Me I'm You
2. I'll Be Late For Tea
3. The Remarkable Saga Of The Frozen Dog
4. Telegram Tuesday
5. Love Is
6. What's It For?
7. People Of The Royal Parks
Side Two
1. What On Earth
2. Mrs. Murphy's Budgerigar
3. I Will Bring You This And That
4. Mister Watchmaker
5. When The Alarm Clock Rings
6. The Intrepid Balloonist's Handbook Vol. 1
7. You
8. Track For Speedy Freaks (or Instant LP Digest)
Side Three
1. Everybody's Talking (LP out-take)
2. Look At Me I'm You
3. I'll Be Late For Tea
4. Mister Watchmaker
Side Four
1. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (45 A-side)
2. BBC interview
3. Love Is (live)
4. Collects Little Girls
5. Hometime
6. Looking Up I'm Looking Back

Released at the height of 'flower power' in
1967, We Are Ever So Clean is widely
considered to be the finest popsike album
ever recorded. Produced by Giorgio Gomelsky
(discoverer of the Rolling Stones and the
Yardbirds), it's a fascinating amalgam of
whimsical pop, music hall humour and acid
rock. Much-bootlegged over the years, this is
its first official vinyl reissue, timed to
coincide with its 40th anniversary. Produced
with the band's full involvement, it's
presented here as a double LP featuring no
fewer than ten bonus tracks, encompassing
non-LP singles, demos, out-takes and live
performances. It also comes complete with a
full-colour gatefold sleeve incorporating
many rare photographs and a comprehensive
band history, as well as an introduction from
the band's leader, Brian Godding.

"One of the happiest, most underappreciated
relics of British psychedelia"
- Richie Unterberger, allmusic
"A sterling '67 studio Britpsych effort... aural
encapsulations of the English psychedelic
pop ethos"
- David Wells, Record Collector's
100 Greatest Psychedelic Records

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