Lacewing. 1970 Mainstream
Lacewing is one of the rarest and most collectible albums on Mainstream. Based in Kent, Ohio, this album was released near the time of the Kent State shootings, which is reflected in the atmosphere of the compositions. Like many US albums from 1970, the material is psych influenced, but still unsure of where it wanted to go next. There's roots rock, folk, progressive and the usual kitchen sink mentality. The guitar work is exemplary and the female vocals are better than average for the era. Worth a few listens, and would make a good CD, especially given the collectibility of this rarity.
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10/09/09 (new entry); 6/9/24
2 comments:
Great band and I'm fairly certain that the fact that my dad was the drummer doesn't lend any bias to this comment. :)
Haha - That's great! If you would like to share some history about your dad and Lacewing, feel free to send it over and we'll publish it!
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