Iron Butterfly

por Mia Wallace Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 22:13

Hola!,hace poco me compré el album "In-a-gadda-da vida" de Iron Butterfly, porque leí por ahí que fueron unos de los pioneros del Heavy Metal por la voz de ultratumba del cantante y por lo "oscuros"que sonaban..Mi pregunta es ¿son realmente buenos?¿cual es su mejor disco para vosotros?,la verdad es que este álbum está muy bien,sobre todo el tema de 17 minutos que da el nombre al disco,y por lo novedoso que debía sonar por aquella época

por sonic buzzard Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 23:22

Hola.
Claro que son buenos, te recomiendo tambien este otro (aunque mi favorito es el archiconocido):

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Creo que tienen por lo menos otros 2 discos (no los he escuchado, se dice que no estan a la altura de estos dos).

por Phishead Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 23:33

Subo el hilo porque yo también siento curiosidad por los Buterrfly, pero por pereza y dejadez, nunca me he puesto en serio con ellos.

por Phishead Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 23:34

De momento, voy a por ese que has puesto Sonic.

Cojonuda portada, por cierto.

por TORIMAN Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 23:36

Yo retomé de la estantería el "In-a-gadda-da vida" hace unos días y la verdad es que es un disco que me deja frío, quitando la canción homónima, el resto ni fú ni fá. Cuestión de gustos...

por Joseba Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 23:51

TORIMAN escribió:Yo retomé de la estantería el "In-a-gadda-da vida" hace unos días y la verdad es que es un disco que me deja frío, quitando la canción homónima, el resto ni fú ni fá. Cuestión de gustos...

Opino que es un disco que crece a medida que lo escuchas varias veces.

por Groucho Mar 18 Ago 2009 - 23:59

no puedo con el "psychedelic acid rock" y sus canciones interminables...

por Joe Yamanaka Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 0:39

Groucho escribió:no puedo con el "psychedelic acid rock" y sus canciones interminables...

ala!!! lo que ha dicho....

de los butterfly los tres primeros son imprescindibles, sobretodo el heavy, es acojonante.
y el metamorphosis que lo han posteado antes tambien esta muy bien, stone believer...temazo!!

por Blas Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:08

Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Iron Butterfly 6yjgj8

por Joseba Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:08

BlasFree escribió:Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Inmensas portadas...

por Joe Yamanaka Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:13

Joseba escribió:
BlasFree escribió:Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Inmensas portadas...

me gustaria hacerme una camiseta con esa portada...llevo tiempo pensandolo.

por Joseba Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:16

Jack Casady escribió:
Joseba escribió:
BlasFree escribió:Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Inmensas portadas...

me gustaria hacerme una camiseta con esa portada...llevo tiempo pensandolo.

A mí, un tatuaje...

por Joe Yamanaka Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:18

Joseba escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
Joseba escribió:
BlasFree escribió:Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Inmensas portadas...

me gustaria hacerme una camiseta con esa portada...llevo tiempo pensandolo.
A mí, un tatuaje...

por Joseba Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:18

Joseba escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
Joseba escribió:
BlasFree escribió:Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Inmensas portadas...

me gustaria hacerme una camiseta con esa portada...llevo tiempo pensandolo.
A mí, un tatuaje...

...de Cesar Martin.

por Joseba Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 1:18

Jack Casady escribió:
Joseba escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
Joseba escribió:
BlasFree escribió:Si os gusta ese, continuar con Heavy

Inmensas portadas...

me gustaria hacerme una camiseta con esa portada...llevo tiempo pensandolo.
A mí, un tatuaje...

por BONZO Miér 19 Ago 2009 - 11:01

TORIMAN escribió:Yo retomé de la estantería el "In-a-gadda-da vida" hace unos días y la verdad es que es un disco que me deja frío, quitando la canción homónima, el resto ni fú ni fá. Cuestión de gustos...

Yo tengo el single de la canción que debe de tener más años que Marujita Diaz,era del pader de un amigo mío y se le mangó al viejo y me lo regaló.

por Ashra Sáb 7 Ago 2010 - 13:29

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida me encanta, tanto el tema homónimo como el resto de temas, es un disco muy disfrutable una vez que se le pilla el gusto. El resto de su discografía no me gusta tanto, aunque Heavy y Metamorphosis son grandes álbumes también.

por Miss Brownstone Sáb 7 Ago 2010 - 13:32

Tuve una época hace ya bastantes años en que no paraba de escucharlos. Ahora me cuesta, pero no me disgustan. Tengo que añadir el Ball

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Tiene un tema, Real Fright, que siempre me ha fascinado.

por from the mars hotel Sáb 7 Ago 2010 - 14:56

por nacho Sáb 7 Ago 2010 - 15:13

In-a-gadda-da-vida es brutal, pero el resto de ese disco no me dice ná

por from the mars hotel Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 10:16

Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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por Joe Yamanaka Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 12:28

from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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madre mia, no me lo puedo creer....y cuando sale esto?

por from the mars hotel Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 12:38

Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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madre mia, no me lo puedo creer....y cuando sale esto?

The album will be out on Oct. 18........................ drunken

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por Joe Yamanaka Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 15:44

from the mars hotel escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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madre mia, no me lo puedo creer....y cuando sale esto?

The album will be out on Oct. 18........................ ...........

que pasada, a ver que calidad de sonido tiene...me imagino que bien. Rico

por from the mars hotel Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 15:52

Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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madre mia, no me lo puedo creer....y cuando sale esto?

The album will be out on Oct. 18........................ ...........

que pasada, a ver que calidad de sonido tiene...me imagino que bien.

captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards...................

plas plas plas!

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por Joe Yamanaka Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 15:56

from the mars hotel escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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madre mia, no me lo puedo creer....y cuando sale esto?

The album will be out on Oct. 18........................ ...........

que pasada, a ver que calidad de sonido tiene...me imagino que bien.

captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards...................

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mientras que se escuche como el directo de hp lovecraft, me conformo...lo has escuchado? el sonido es perfecto!! ahora vuelvo, que se ha cagao el niño... pale

por from the mars hotel Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 16:08

Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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madre mia, no me lo puedo creer....y cuando sale esto?

The album will be out on Oct. 18........................ ...........

que pasada, a ver que calidad de sonido tiene...me imagino que bien.

captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards...................

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mientras que se escuche como el directo de hp lovecraft, me conformo...lo has escuchado? el sonido es perfecto!! ahora vuelvo, que se ha cagao el niño...

por from the mars hotel Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 16:09

directo de hp lovecraft bajanding,thanks......... Wink

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por Joe Yamanaka Vie 23 Sep 2011 - 22:06

from the mars hotel escribió:directo de hp lovecraft bajanding,thanks......... .................

lo pille en play a un precio cojonudo, no se como estara ahora.

por from the mars hotel Mar 27 Sep 2011 - 11:34

from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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2 CD - 22 previously unreleased tracks
First 1000 pre-orders receive free iron on transfer paper with coverart design
Pre-Order Now$39.98

en Rhino.com...............

por Joe Yamanaka Mar 27 Sep 2011 - 15:20

from the mars hotel escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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2 CD - 22 previously unreleased tracks
First 1000 pre-orders receive free iron on transfer paper with coverart design
Pre-Order Now$39.98

en Rhino.com...............

esperare a play. Very Happy

por from the mars hotel Mar 27 Sep 2011 - 15:23

Jack Casady escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:
from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

..................... ................

2 CD - 22 previously unreleased tracks
First 1000 pre-orders receive free iron on transfer paper with coverart design
Pre-Order Now$39.98

en Rhino.com...............

esperare a play.

of course................de momento no está,ni como pre-order...........

por Joe Yamanaka Mar 27 Sep 2011 - 15:30

hay preview en la pagina, y como suena esto..... affraid

por Joe Yamanaka Mar 27 Sep 2011 - 15:41

joder, disco del año.

por Joe Yamanaka Mar 27 Sep 2011 - 16:01

ahora solo falta que se saquen de la manga algun directo de esta epoca...

seria perfecto.

por from the mars hotel Lun 31 Oct 2011 - 8:17

from the mars hotel escribió:Iron Butterfly to Release Breakthrough 1968 Fillmore East Shows

In April 1968, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ was more of a tongue twister than one of the most recognizable psychedelic guitar jams ever recorded. Iron Butterfly took the stage at the Fillmore East in New York City looking to change that, and over four shows in two nights the rock quartet set the first paving stones toward a great rock career.
Veteran rock journalist David Fricke calls the double disc ‘Fillmore East 1968′ compilation, “The sound of hard-rock immortality in the making.” It’s the best 22 songs from the early spring performance, captured on a half-inch four-track recorder and meticulously restored to today’s standards. The album will be out on Oct. 18.

The majority of the songs are from the Los Angeles band’s debut album ‘Heavy.’ Included are multiple versions of ‘So-Lo’ and ‘Iron Butterfly Theme.’ The band also previewed songs from their second album including ‘Are You Happy,’ ‘My Mirage’ and the title track, the legendary ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.’

“These recordings, from that spring weekend in 1968, catch Iron Butterfly — and ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ — at a transformative point and ferocious pitch,” Fricke, who also wrote the liner notes, says. “A great acid-garage band with sharp pop instincts, hardened and tightened by long service on the Sunset Strip, about to establish a lasting definition of heavy rock.”

The band has had multiple lineups since forming in 1966, the four members at the time of this recording were lead singer/organist Doug Ingle, bassist Lee Dorman, guitarist Erik Brann (just 17 at the time) and drummer Ron Bushy.

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en la papelera........... drunken

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por from the mars hotel Jue 24 Nov 2011 - 19:27

.................. :Iroks:

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por Miss Brownstone Vie 25 Nov 2011 - 1:04

Jack Casady escribió:ahora solo falta que se saquen de la manga algun directo de esta epoca...

seria perfecto.

Hay un disco en directo...yo lo tengo

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por Dumbie Vie 25 Nov 2011 - 1:40

hola vikingaza

por Miss Brownstone Vie 25 Nov 2011 - 1:49

DUMBHEAD escribió:hola vikingaza

Esa soy yo? Laughing

por Dumbie Vie 25 Nov 2011 - 1:56

no estas por alli los fiordos? Very Happy

por Miss Brownstone Vie 25 Nov 2011 - 8:08

DUMBHEAD escribió:no estas por alli los fiordos?

Que va, finde de 3 días en Estocolmo y a casa como todo el mundo, no tengo el bolsillo para muchas más historias Smile

por Joe Yamanaka Mar 29 Mayo 2012 - 22:49

Miss Brownstone escribió:
Jack Casady escribió:ahora solo falta que se saquen de la manga algun directo de esta epoca...

seria perfecto.

Hay un disco en directo...yo lo tengo

no habia visto tu cita, pues me interesaria que me dijeras que tal esta de calidad de sonido porque es un disco de esos que me tienta comprarlo pero al final dudo y no cae nunca, que es de la epoca del ball entonces? el ball con las escuchas se ha puesto a la altura del heavy en favoritismo, que puñetero discazo.

por copter76 Lun 21 Ene 2013 - 18:11

otro hilo a poner en lo mas alto
acabo de acerme con una copia en mono de "heavy" y madre mia como suena...
"Ball" es un discazo pero "metamorphosis " esta en lo mas alto de su discografia (despues de "heavy").
"in a gadda..." se quedaria debajo de estos tres,casi al mismo nivel que "ball".
Despues de estas cuatro obras miseria y destruccion.
Nada interesante y el grupo practicamente disuelto, pero al menos dejaron 4 pepinazos para la historia...

por Stoner Lun 11 Feb 2013 - 17:08

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por red ryder Vie 10 Mayo 2019 - 23:01

Infinitisimamente mejor que la original.

por Zocote Sáb 11 Mayo 2019 - 9:04

red ryder escribió:

Infinitisimamente mejor que la original.

por La Perla Mar 24 Nov 2020 - 1:46

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida es mi preferido de ellos y una obra maestra sin igual, ese bajo y esas melodias de la voz con esa atmósfera oscuro festiva.... Me quedo con la cara A, la disfruto más.

Esta es la que más me mola del disco.

por uno cualquiera Mar 24 Nov 2020 - 9:21

Solo he escuchau entero Ball. Un cognazo del quince.

por káiser Dom 30 Jun 2024 - 10:31

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