Kennelmus - "Folkstone Prism"Lp 1971
To throw a little history in here with the Sun City Girls posts, here's a early oddball album from the Phoenix area.
"Kennélmus - named after the group's creative hotshot, Ken Walker (born Kennélmus Edward Walkiewicz) - has been kept a secret far too long. The insinuating, addictive sound of this Phoenix, Arizona combo-relying heavily on Walker's electric keyboards and the mindshredding guitar of Bob Narloch to turn your brain into macaroni and cheese-has been the private plaything of the thousand lucky people who bought the album almost 30 years ago. A headscratching pun on England's Folkestone Prison (don't ask). The more relevant question should be: where have you been all my life? The answer, however, is so riddled with desert-marinated mysticism and peyote-laced tales of fear, degradation and debauchery that the answer only leads to further questions. Be content that Kennélmus-with its insinuating blend of the Chantays, the Quicksilver Messenger Service and the Electric Prunes and many more heat-induced musical visions-is here at last. It is possibly the strongest link in the hand-forged chain of genetically altered combos who have called Arizona home over the decades. From Phil & The Frantics, 20th Century Zoo, Alice Cooper's Spiders and the Beans"
Highly Recommended
Download here,
Kennelmus.zip.html
4 comments:
wow! excellent album, phoenix underground lives on. keep up the good work.
This is a great balance between catchy and interesting.
Thank you for uploading this!
i truly luv this album!
its amazing! luv the reversed fx and acoustic guits!
thanks 4 sharing and keep it up!
PD: older = better
hi,
I just found your amazing blog. thank you so much for all the superb jams! I wonder if you could possibly re-up this one. the sample track is insane! I'd love to hear the rest of it.
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