The Serpent Power - Ourobouros - Limited edition and numbered (#300 of 500 copies) - LP - 2007





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The Serpent Power – Ourobouros, a 180-gram limited edition vinyl LP, numbered 300 of 500 with a white label, released in 2007 by Locust Music LOCUST 81 in mint condition with mint sleeve.
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The Serpent Power – Ourobouros - Limited edition and numbered
Label: Locust Music – LOCUST 81
Format: Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Numbered, White Label
Country: US
Released: 2007
Genre: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Experimental
180 gram LP. Numbered out of 500. Includes one-sided insert.
This album is number 300
Mint condition
Recorded At – KPFA
Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – 65649E
Alto Saxophone – Christian (255)
Banjo – J. P. Pickens*
Bass – Jim Moscoso
Bells, Shenai [Shenei], Conch [Conch Shells] – Daniel Moore*
Drums – Clark Coolidge
Guitar – Bob Cuff
Guitar, Liner Notes – David Meltzer
The Serpent Power were an American psychedelic rock and folk rock group active in the 1960s.
The LP was considered by Forced Exposure magazine to be a "true representation of the San Francisco area sound in the psychedelic era," with "great male/female vocal harmonies, interesting but unusual lyrics and excellent guitar work." It was one of the first rock albums to introduce the influence of Middle-Eastern music, establishing the genre of raga-rock.
The Serpent Power – Ourobouros - Limited edition and numbered
Label: Locust Music – LOCUST 81
Format: Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Numbered, White Label
Country: US
Released: 2007
Genre: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Experimental
180 gram LP. Numbered out of 500. Includes one-sided insert.
This album is number 300
Mint condition
Recorded At – KPFA
Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – 65649E
Alto Saxophone – Christian (255)
Banjo – J. P. Pickens*
Bass – Jim Moscoso
Bells, Shenai [Shenei], Conch [Conch Shells] – Daniel Moore*
Drums – Clark Coolidge
Guitar – Bob Cuff
Guitar, Liner Notes – David Meltzer
The Serpent Power were an American psychedelic rock and folk rock group active in the 1960s.
The LP was considered by Forced Exposure magazine to be a "true representation of the San Francisco area sound in the psychedelic era," with "great male/female vocal harmonies, interesting but unusual lyrics and excellent guitar work." It was one of the first rock albums to introduce the influence of Middle-Eastern music, establishing the genre of raga-rock.

