Graffiti: Graffiti

Graffiti SKU: 42924074
Graffiti: Graffiti

Graffiti: Graffiti

Graffiti SKU: 42924074

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Graffiti
Artist: Graffiti
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 090771562319
Genre: Rock

Limited clear coke bottle colored vinyl LP pressing. A heady and adventurous experience with ever-shifting elements of jazz, fuzz guitar, blues rock and psychedelia! Graffiti's origins can be traced back to 1967 and the dissolution of The Hangmen, a popular Washington DC area garage rock act well noted for proto-punk stylings. The legacy of Graffiti's self-titled debut was seemingly hampered by the fact that that it is often lumped in with the plethora of other one-and-done psych releases of the time, an era in which major labels were falling over one another in an attempt to capitalize on the psychedelic sounds popularized by the Summer of Love. This is unfortunate because Graffiti's approach to songwriting and blending together of jazz, classical, and rock elements are rather groundbreaking, precursors to the arrival of progressive rock - proto-prog pioneers, if you will.

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