Various - 3 Free Flexis download mp3 flac

I have CAT075/2 and CAT075/3 as listed above, however, mine must be a mistake pressing / printing as both discs are identical despite their separate labels. Both discs contain the tracks by UT and Mekons.

“Victory Garden” was originally recorded by the experimental psych underground band the Red Krayola formally known as the Red Crayola coming together back in 1966, with Mayo Thompson continuing to use a version of the name The Red Krayola when indy, new wave, and post-punk were creating a scene during the heyday of the 1980’s.

If you listen to what The Red Krayla laid down compared to that of Galaxie 500, you’ll wonder what Galaxie heard in this song to lead them to their own very personal drifting neo-psychedelic take, one that was released as a UK magazine [The Cataloque] insert flexi-disc. “Victory Garden,” would find it’s way onto the 1997 remastered Galaxie 500 CD [though not the vinyl] entitled On Fire, and crawls out of your speakers laced with feedback and reverb, while delivered at a hypnotically drenched pace suitable for sitting at stop sign, wondering when in the world it’s gonna turn green ... and though it never will, you're not really caring, because the song is so internally captivating, because it fills your ears with a simplistic dense vibe, because it’s both elegant and awe inspiring, because it’s impossible to ignore and even more impossible to concentrate on anything else while listening to it.

No … the sound quality is not good, but it is an archival piece of musical history that can not be overlooked by the collector or band completist.

Review by Jenell Kesler