LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

TRIZO 50 (post - Phantasia) added one new member on keyboards, Bob DePugh, the younger brother of drummer John DePugh. The band recorded about 150 songs on a 4-track tape recorder during 1973-74. A cross-section was released on a Demo album (25 copies). The band introduction on this Demo album says: " . Excuse the technical shortcomings. What we want you to notice are the songs, the sound, and the fact that we are exactly what the market is looking for, what the upcoming rock generation is looking for.." - Listening to that album you will surely agree. The musical spectrum goes from straight 2-minute psychedelic beat/garage tunes with harmony vocals, pounding organ, excessive fuzz reminding to The Seeds, Stooges Yardbirds, Music Emporium, ... over to distorted "Zapparesque" hardrock cuts into raga-stoner acid folk! The Trizo 50 music continues the outstanding, individual and very surprising songwriting of Phantasia. This release contains 15 original cuts, plus a 7" 4 track EP - all songs have been carefully remastered and were taken from the original mastertapes. Included is the first part of an extended biography (8 page booklet) to be continued with a second TRIZO 50 album. This album is a great experience for all fans of true Rock´n´Roll! Look forward to enjoy songs as, "Naughty & Nice", "Lonely", "Day Dreamer", "Right or Wrong Babe,"