13th Floor Elevators
Easter Everywhere (2LP, Cream & Red Vinyl)
2025 stock 1967 second studio album by the Texan pioneers of psychedelia. This ground-breaking album not only defined psychedelic rock but informed punk a decade later, and even the 90’s indie-dance music scene with Primal Scream’s cover of ‘Slip Inside This House’ on their classic Screamadelica LP
Originally issued in November 1967 - copies barely trickled out of Texas, making original pressings not only expensive but clean copies impossible to find even 50 years ago.Therefore, meticulous attention to detail has gone into this reissue in order to achieve a facsimile edition faithful to the original stereo pressing as issued by the International Artists Recording Corp.
If Psychedelic Sounds of The 13th Floor Elevators was the first bona fide psychedelic album, then the band surpassed themselves with what is critically regarded as THE masterpiece of psychedelia.
| A1 | Slip Inside This House | ||
| A2 | Slide Machine | ||
| A3 | She Lives (In A Time Of Her Own) | ||
| A4 | Nobody To Love | ||
| A5 | Baby Blue | ||
| B1 | Earthquake | ||
| B2 | Dust | ||
| B3 | Levitation | ||
| B4 | I Had To Tell You | ||
| B5 | Postures (Leave Your Body Behind) | ||
| C1 | Slip Inside This House | ||
| C2 | Slide Machine | ||
| C3 | She Lives (In A Time Of Her Own) | ||
| C4 | Nobody To Love | ||
| C5 | Blue Baby | ||
| D1 | Earthquake | ||
| D2 | Dust | ||
| D3 | Levitation | ||
| D4 | I Had To Tell You | ||
| D5 | Postures (Leave Your Body Behind) |
- Paul Drummond
- Reissue Producer
- Walt Andrus
- Remastered By, Mixed By
