Eighteen

Brown Sugar

Pinball Wizard

Sympathy for the Devil

Take it Easy

Looking for a Lady

      A reel of tape, precariously near death at the bottom of a musty old box in the corner of the basement, has been salvaged and its contents analyzed, desanitized and played on a tape deck -- a curious machine my children found odd. The sound somehow managed to stick to the tape after years of neglect and outright abuse; and now reveals the darker side of the music industry in backwater Minnesota in the early 1970s.
      Was the tape's resurrection a divine contribution to music posterity or simply an assault on good taste? You be the judge. Deep Silence fans around the world, rejoice! Their latter stuff is gone forever, but this disturbing recording from the early years (make that "year") still exists. Thanks to digital means, the music you feared (or hoped) was lost lives on. Long live digital recording! Long live Deep Silence!

	Lynn Mullins Vocals Guitar
Mark Nash Vocals Bass Guitar
	Steve Anderson Vocals Guitar Saxophone Organ
Glen Gelhar Vocals Drums
	Roger Seeling Vocals Bass
Mitch Twite Vocals Organ

Recorded by Dick Molstad.

Thanks to Gary Skordahl for helping get this crazy thing started.

* Thanks to David Jordheim for running the light show, creating the logo at top and general support.

I have listened to these recordings, and I want to write a review.