Proud, Pip Adreneline & Richard LP Vinyl

Vinyl LP repressing of this 1968 album. In the late '60s, Pip Proud recorded two of the oddest records ever to come out of Australia-ADRENALINE & RICHARD and a BIRD IN THE ENGINE-before vanishing into obscurity for the better part of three decades. Often called the 'Australian Syd Barrett,' Proud actually released his second album in 1969, a year prior to the Madcap Laughs, and developed his indigenous psychedelia in virtual isolation. To quote Byron Coley, who like a handful of underground luminaries discovered Proud in the '80s via collector mail-order lists, Adreneline & Richard features 'weirdly strummed bar-chord guitar, monotone vocals that occasionally [try] to pass way beyond their known range, oddball lyrics that [combine] nursery rhymes with druggy imagery. It [is] a hell of a cool record.' While other compilations of Proud's music have been released in recent years, this is the first time that Adreneline & Richard has been reissued in it's original format (including inner sleeve with lyrics). Recommended for fans of outsider and lo-fidelity pop from the US, UK, New Zealand and beyond.

1. Adreneline And Richard 2:25 2. The Tennis Player 3:38 3. There Was Melancholy 3:58 4. Latin Version 2:12 5. Into Elizabeth's Eyes (To Mother Whilst Dying) 4:32 6. Sounds 3:40 7. Purple Boy Gang 2:20 8. De Da De Dum 2:34 9. When Each Descends 2:18 10. We Crossed The Atlantic 3:07 11. The Old Servant 6:32 12. Laughter And Laughter 2:21