Happy Trails (1968 Original / 1980 Repress) FLAC – Quicksilver Messenger Service

Quicksilver Messenger Service – Happy Trails Capitol Records – SN-16090 Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Repress, Green label Country: USa Relesed: 1968    repress  1980 NOTE were used original 1968 laquer Genre:Rock, Folk, World, & Country Style:Acid Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Classic Rock, Country, Blues Rock -------------------- DIGITAL JOB FROM ( some) original first press original Vinyl from my private collection i found vg+ ex - quality original vinyl..sounds good babe... LINEAGE - BRAND NEW Audio Technica AT-VM95E Dual Moving Magnet Turntable Cartridge Technish sl 3310 - SONY  TA 345XR amplifier _cable-PC SOUNDBLASTER -CDWAVE- FLAC YOU ---------------------------------------------- Who Do You Love (25:22) A1 Who Do You Love - Part 1 A2 When You Love A3 Where You Love A4 How You Love A5 Which Do You Love A6 Who Do You Love - Part 2 B1 Mona     Record Company – Capitol Industries-EMI, Inc.     Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc.     Recorded At – Fillmore West     Recorded At – Fillmore East     Recorded At – Golden State Recorders     Pressed By – Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Jacksonville     Bass – David Freiberg     Design – George Hunter (5)     Drums – Greg Elmore     Guitar – Gary Duncan, John Cipollina *Live Portions recorded at Fillmore East and West. "Calvary" recorded live at Golden State Recorders , San Francisco; Nov. 19, 1968 *"SN-16090 A Capitol Re-issue" is printed in the top left hand corner on the front cover and the bottom center of the back cover. *Both the Capitol and the EMI logos appear at the bottom corners of the back cover. *Green record labels. Globe Propaganda is printed on the bottom left hand corner of the front cover. This re-press is cut from the same 1st pressing Jacksonville lacquers used on the original rainbow rim/black label Capitol pressing. The original matrix has been crossed out by hand and the new SN catalogue number written into the stampers.     bastnsa Nov 8, 2025     Awesome record that left me speechless. Halfway through the first side my face melted, I highly recommend!       Beatlemaniac64 May 28, 2025     What a groovin record! This is peak SF hippie sound, definitely on the same tier as Europe 72 for jamming. Quicksilver is so often overlooked in the conversation of great psych/ jam bands. This record has some of their best material, Who Do You Love absolutely RIPS! And the entire b side keeps up with that phenomenal a side. The overall pressing has some rich and full sounds and is definitely hot! For an early eighties press I was expecting a mediocre sound due to the thin vinyl and stigma around reissues from that time being lesser than originals, but was pleasantly surprised. Overall highly recommend this pressing for such a killer underrated album especially for such a reasonable price.       romanNYC Jun 28, 2023     One of the best SF psych albums and this is a good year to get. Some clean copies are still available. I just got one and what a revelation compared to the digital stream version - so much more clarity and bite.       philthympc Aug 27, 2022     Found at the thrift for $1, grabbed it for trade bait. Played it and it’s definitely a keeper. The sound is fantastic!       Challenge56 Apr 9, 2022     If you are looking for a copy of this blues pych classic get this one.     It uses the same lacquers as the first pressing.     But good luck finding a clean copy of an original.     This one you can easily find a clean copy.     Basbass Dec 19, 2021     Fantastic copy, really silent press, my luck was to find it in perfect NM condition. I haven't compared it with other editions but the sound is fresh, clean, dynamic and detailed, Maybe hard to find but highly recommended.     jb8190 Jun 15, 2021     This is one of the first psych/jam albums I remember listening to as a kid and its a solid effort. Strong blues-rock based guitar riffs and great jamming, but there are a couple of repetitive portions ("Mona" sounds a bit like "Who Do You Love"). and

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