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Mike Stax (Ugly Things).<\/p>\n<p>Esta es la incre\u00edble historia de Uther Pendragon, una perdida banda psicod\u00e9lica de San Francisco que ha estado enterrada hasta ahora.<\/p>\n<p>Formados en 1966 como Blue Fever, Uther Pendragon formaron desde 1966 hasta 1978. Durante ese per\u00edodo, la banda tuvo diferentes nombres y pas\u00f3 por diferentes fases, evolucionando desde el garage hasta la psicodelia y el hard-rock; fueron conocidos como Blue Fever, Timne, Hodological Mandala, Mandala, Kodiac, Justus, Pendragon, pero el n\u00facleo de la banda fue el mismo: Mark Lightcap (guitarra r\u00edtmica, voz), Bruce Marelich (guitarra solista, voz), y Martin Espinosa (bajo, voces), y fue cuando dieron con su baterista ideal Mike Beers cuando finalmente se asentaron como Uther Pendragon a primeros de los 70.<\/p>\n<p>Pero a pesar de estar en activo todo este tiempo y registrar multitud de cintas y demos en diferentes estudios, Uther Pendragon nunca editaron ninguna grabaci\u00f3n en su momento. Ni una menci\u00f3n en los libros sobre el San Francisco Sound o un peque\u00f1o nombre en esos carteles psicod\u00e9licos de la \u00e9poca. Nada. Como si no hubieran existido. Hasta ahora.<\/p>\n<p>Su compleja y fascinante historia est\u00e1 contada al detalle por Mike Stax en el extenso insert que acompa\u00f1a la edici\u00f3n, junto con muchas fotos in\u00e9ditas.<\/p>\n<p>Extra\u00eddos del extenso archivo de cintas de la banda, San Francisco Earthquake incluye un hasta ahora desconocido acetato 7&#8243; de 1967 (tremendo garage-psych en onda Human Expression o Music Machine), junto con in\u00e9ditos temas 66-75 que amar\u00e1s para siempre si gustas de Moby Grape o Savage Resurrection. 100% puro West Coast psych y hard-rock con aires a QMS o White Heaven en su era Kurihara.<\/p>\n<p>La edici\u00f3n en vinilo consta de 3 LPs en una caja serigrafiada, con insert de 8 p\u00e1ginas con detalladas notas a cargo de Mike Stax y raras fotos, adem\u00e1s de un p\u00f3ster. 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Closer than brothers, they lived together, made music together, worked, played, laughed, cried and dreamed together\u201d. \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)This is the incredible story of Uther Pendragon: a lost psychedelic band from San Francisco whose music has remained buried until now.Formed in the Bay Area in 1966 as a teen garage group called Blue Fever, Uther Pendragon lasted from 1966 until 1978. During that time, the band went through different names and phases, as their music evolved from garage to psychedelia to hard-rock: they were known as Blue Fever, Timne, Hodological Mandala, Mandala, Kodiac, Justus, Pendragon\u2026but the core of the band remained always the same: Mark Lightcap (rhythm guitar, vocals), Bruce Marelich (lead guitar, vocals) and Martin Espinosa (bass, vocals) who after finding their ultimate drummer on Mike Beers, finally settled on the Uther Pendragon name in the early 70s.But despite being in active for all that time and recording lot of tapes and demos at different studios (including their own one in Palo Alto), Uther Pendragon never released any recording at the time. They\u2019re not even a footnote on the books about the San Francisco Sound or a small name at those psychedelic posters of the time. Nothing. It\u2019s as if they never existed. Until now.Their complex and fascinating story, which involves winning a Bay Area Battle Of The Bands and playing with Country Joe &amp; The Fish, recording a killer garage-psych 7\u201d acetate in 1967, going to the legendary Pacific Sound Recording studios in 1969 to record a demo, living as a family in the same house for many years and rehearsing 7 days a week, building their own recording studio and music corporation, being managed by Craig Pedersen (Something Wild, Tripsichord Music Box), being involved in an occult-themed rock opera called Sabbat, and much more, is being told with all details by Mike Stax from Ugly Things in the extensive liner notes.Culled from the band\u2019s vast archive of tapes, \u201cSan Francisco Earthquake\u201d includes their unknown until now 7\u201d acetate from 1967 (fab garage-psych in the vein of Human Expression or Music Machine); never released \u201966-\u201869 tracks including a groundbreaking, moody psycher from 1966; a prev. unreleased demo tape from 1969 recorded at Pacific Recording - an incredible document for any lover of early SF garage-psych (think Oxford Circle, Savage Resurrection, Moby Grape\u2026) and many tracks recorded at their home studio in Palo Alto. We\u2019re talking 100% unadulterated West Coast guitar psych and hard-rock which recall QMS and even Kurihara-era White Heaven.Purple \/ Gold Hotfoil Box-Set with 3 vinyl LPs8-page insert with detailed liner notes by Mike Stax (Ugly Things) and rare photosPosterSourced from the original master tapesAlthough they recorded extensively, Uther Pendragon did not release any records in their original lifetime, a situation that has now been rectified in grand style with this sprawling three-disc collection.\u201d \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)&quot;Really cutting edge music from where teen garage became early raw psych.You can hear the early SF anarchy in the music, much like Oxford Circle. Impressive!\u201d \u2013 Patrick LundborgTracklist:1. Intro \u2013 You\u2019re a Human Now (1974) 2. Side of the Dawn (1969) 3. Who\u2019s Gonna Try (1975) 4. Devil\u2019s Due (1974) 5. 10 Miles To Freedom (1969) 6. San Francisco Earthquake (1975) 7. Signify Justice (1969) 8. Love Lock Temperature Drop (1967) 9. Magical Door (1969) 10. Peter Pan Blowup (1967) 11. Luxury\u2019s Draft (1975) 12. Realm of 7 Planes (1974) 13. Man of Means (1975) 14. Spanish Fly (1974) 15. King Muskrat(1975) 16. See It My Way (1974) 17. Rock and Roll Star (1975) 18. Meanie Jeanie \u2013 Old Man (1975) 19. Troubles (1975) 20. Woman (1975) 21. Hell\u2019s Rock (1975) 22. They\u2019ll Never Last (1968) 23. Kristina (1966) 24. 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Closer than brothers, they lived together, made music together, worked, played, laughed, cried and dreamed together\u201d. \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)This is the incredible story of Uther Pendragon: a lost psychedelic band from San Francisco whose music has remained buried until now.Formed in the Bay Area in 1966 as a teen garage group called Blue Fever, Uther Pendragon lasted from 1966 until 1978. During that time, the band went through different names and phases, as their music evolved from garage to psychedelia to hard-rock: they were known as Blue Fever, Timne, Hodological Mandala, Mandala, Kodiac, Justus, Pendragon\u2026but the core of the band remained always the same: Mark Lightcap (rhythm guitar, vocals), Bruce Marelich (lead guitar, vocals) and Martin Espinosa (bass, vocals) who after finding their ultimate drummer on Mike Beers, finally settled on the Uther Pendragon name in the early 70s.But despite being in active for all that time and recording lot of tapes and demos at different studios (including their own one in Palo Alto), Uther Pendragon never released any recording at the time. They\u2019re not even a footnote on the books about the San Francisco Sound or a small name at those psychedelic posters of the time. Nothing. It\u2019s as if they never existed. Until now.Their complex and fascinating story, which involves winning a Bay Area Battle Of The Bands and playing with Country Joe &amp; The Fish, recording a killer garage-psych 7\u201d acetate in 1967, going to the legendary Pacific Sound Recording studios in 1969 to record a demo, living as a family in the same house for many years and rehearsing 7 days a week, building their own recording studio and music corporation, being managed by Craig Pedersen (Something Wild, Tripsichord Music Box), being involved in an occult-themed rock opera called Sabbat, and much more, is being told with all details by Mike Stax from Ugly Things in the extensive liner notes.Culled from the band\u2019s vast archive of tapes, \u201cSan Francisco Earthquake\u201d includes their unknown until now 7\u201d acetate from 1967 (fab garage-psych in the vein of Human Expression or Music Machine); never released \u201966-\u201869 tracks including a groundbreaking, moody psycher from 1966; a prev. unreleased demo tape from 1969 recorded at Pacific Recording - an incredible document for any lover of early SF garage-psych (think Oxford Circle, Savage Resurrection, Moby Grape\u2026) and many tracks recorded at their home studio in Palo Alto. We\u2019re talking 100% unadulterated West Coast guitar psych and hard-rock which recall QMS and even Kurihara-era White Heaven.Purple \/ Gold Hotfoil Box-Set with 3 vinyl LPs8-page insert with detailed liner notes by Mike Stax (Ugly Things) and rare photosPosterSourced from the original master tapesAlthough they recorded extensively, Uther Pendragon did not release any records in their original lifetime, a situation that has now been rectified in grand style with this sprawling three-disc collection.\u201d \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)&quot;Really cutting edge music from where teen garage became early raw psych.You can hear the early SF anarchy in the music, much like Oxford Circle. Impressive!\u201d \u2013 Patrick LundborgTracklist:1. Intro \u2013 You\u2019re a Human Now (1974) 2. Side of the Dawn (1969) 3. Who\u2019s Gonna Try (1975) 4. Devil\u2019s Due (1974) 5. 10 Miles To Freedom (1969) 6. San Francisco Earthquake (1975) 7. Signify Justice (1969) 8. 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During that time, the band went through different names and phases, as their music evolved from garage to psychedelia to hard-rock: they were known as Blue Fever, Timne, Hodological Mandala, Mandala, Kodiac, Justus, Pendragon\u2026but the core of the band remained always the same: Mark Lightcap (rhythm guitar, vocals), Bruce Marelich (lead guitar, vocals) and Martin Espinosa (bass, vocals) who after finding their ultimate drummer on Mike Beers, finally settled on the Uther Pendragon name in the early 70s.But despite being in active for all that time and recording lot of tapes and demos at different studios (including their own one in Palo Alto), Uther Pendragon never released any recording at the time. They\u2019re not even a footnote on the books about the San Francisco Sound or a small name at those psychedelic posters of the time. Nothing. It\u2019s as if they never existed. 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Closer than brothers, they lived together, made music together, worked, played, laughed, cried and dreamed together\u201d. \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)This is the incredible story of Uther Pendragon: a lost psychedelic band from San Francisco whose music has remained buried until now.Formed in the Bay Area in 1966 as a teen garage group called Blue Fever, Uther Pendragon lasted from 1966 until 1978. During that time, the band went through different names and phases, as their music evolved from garage to psychedelia to hard-rock: they were known as Blue Fever, Timne, Hodological Mandala, Mandala, Kodiac, Justus, Pendragon\u2026but the core of the band remained always the same: Mark Lightcap (rhythm guitar, vocals), Bruce Marelich (lead guitar, vocals) and Martin Espinosa (bass, vocals) who after finding their ultimate drummer on Mike Beers, finally settled on the Uther Pendragon name in the early 70s.But despite being in active for all that time and recording lot of tapes and demos at different studios (including their own one in Palo Alto), Uther Pendragon never released any recording at the time. They\u2019re not even a footnote on the books about the San Francisco Sound or a small name at those psychedelic posters of the time. Nothing. It\u2019s as if they never existed. Until now.Their complex and fascinating story, which involves winning a Bay Area Battle Of The Bands and playing with Country Joe & The Fish, recording a killer garage-psych 7\u201d acetate in 1967, going to the legendary Pacific Sound Recording studios in 1969 to record a demo, living as a family in the same house for many years and rehearsing 7 days a week, building their own recording studio and music corporation, being managed by Craig Pedersen (Something Wild, Tripsichord Music Box), being involved in an occult-themed rock opera called Sabbat, and much more, is being told with all details by Mike Stax from Ugly Things in the extensive liner notes.Culled from the band\u2019s vast archive of tapes, \u201cSan Francisco Earthquake\u201d includes their unknown until now 7\u201d acetate from 1967 (fab garage-psych in the vein of Human Expression or Music Machine); never released \u201966-\u201869 tracks including a groundbreaking, moody psycher from 1966; a prev. unreleased demo tape from 1969 recorded at Pacific Recording - an incredible document for any lover of early SF garage-psych (think Oxford Circle, Savage Resurrection, Moby Grape\u2026) and many tracks recorded at their home studio in Palo Alto. 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Closer than brothers, they lived together, made music together, worked, played, laughed, cried and dreamed together\u201d. \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)This is the incredible story of Uther Pendragon: a lost psychedelic band from San Francisco whose music has remained buried until now.Formed in the Bay Area in 1966 as a teen garage group called Blue Fever, Uther Pendragon lasted from 1966 until 1978. During that time, the band went through different names and phases, as their music evolved from garage to psychedelia to hard-rock: they were known as Blue Fever, Timne, Hodological Mandala, Mandala, Kodiac, Justus, Pendragon\u2026but the core of the band remained always the same: Mark Lightcap (rhythm guitar, vocals), Bruce Marelich (lead guitar, vocals) and Martin Espinosa (bass, vocals) who after finding their ultimate drummer on Mike Beers, finally settled on the Uther Pendragon name in the early 70s.But despite being in active for all that time and recording lot of tapes and demos at different studios (including their own one in Palo Alto), Uther Pendragon never released any recording at the time. They\u2019re not even a footnote on the books about the San Francisco Sound or a small name at those psychedelic posters of the time. Nothing. It\u2019s as if they never existed. Until now.Their complex and fascinating story, which involves winning a Bay Area Battle Of The Bands and playing with Country Joe & The Fish, recording a killer garage-psych 7\u201d acetate in 1967, going to the legendary Pacific Sound Recording studios in 1969 to record a demo, living as a family in the same house for many years and rehearsing 7 days a week, building their own recording studio and music corporation, being managed by Craig Pedersen (Something Wild, Tripsichord Music Box), being involved in an occult-themed rock opera called Sabbat, and much more, is being told with all details by Mike Stax from Ugly Things in the extensive liner notes.Culled from the band\u2019s vast archive of tapes, \u201cSan Francisco Earthquake\u201d includes their unknown until now 7\u201d acetate from 1967 (fab garage-psych in the vein of Human Expression or Music Machine); never released \u201966-\u201869 tracks including a groundbreaking, moody psycher from 1966; a prev. unreleased demo tape from 1969 recorded at Pacific Recording - an incredible document for any lover of early SF garage-psych (think Oxford Circle, Savage Resurrection, Moby Grape\u2026) and many tracks recorded at their home studio in Palo Alto. We\u2019re talking 100% unadulterated West Coast guitar psych and hard-rock which recall QMS and even Kurihara-era White Heaven.Purple \/ Gold Hotfoil Box-Set with 3 vinyl LPs8-page insert with detailed liner notes by Mike Stax (Ugly Things) and rare photosPosterSourced from the original master tapesAlthough they recorded extensively, Uther Pendragon did not release any records in their original lifetime, a situation that has now been rectified in grand style with this sprawling three-disc collection.\u201d \u2013 Mike Stax (Ugly Things)\"Really cutting edge music from where teen garage became early raw psych.You can hear the early SF anarchy in the music, much like Oxford Circle. Impressive!\u201d \u2013 Patrick LundborgTracklist:1. Intro \u2013 You\u2019re a Human Now (1974) 2. Side of the Dawn (1969) 3. Who\u2019s Gonna Try (1975) 4. Devil\u2019s Due (1974) 5. 10 Miles To Freedom (1969) 6. San Francisco Earthquake (1975) 7. Signify Justice (1969) 8. 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