VARIOUS – Sacred Bones: Ya Ho Wha (w/ Foldout Newsprint Poster) – LP – Gold Vinyl
$24.99 Original price was: $24.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
LP – Limited Edition Gold Vinyl with Foldout Newsprint Poster.
Sacred Bones have curated an LP of original Ya Ho Wa 13 and Father Yod and the Spirit of 76 (the musical projects of the Brotherhood of the Source) music from their rich and prolific recording history. For those not familiar, Ya Ho Wa 13, formed in 1973, are regarded as one of the most extreme, groundbreaking and influential psychedelic rock bands in history.
The band released nine super rare LPs (and are rumored to have recorded 60 LPs worth) full of deep spiritual wisdom, tribal drums and distorted guitars, some of which were completely unrehearsed jam sessions, others which contained more conventional rock songs. Most were recorded after hours of meditation at 3:00- 6:00 a.m. in a soundproofed garage that served as the musicians studio at the familys communal residence. All of the records with Father Yods participation were completely improvised, with no rehearsals or overdubs and feature him on lead vocals and percussion, via a kettle drum. Most of their original music was pressed in small runs and are highly sought after collectors items. We are super excited to have listened through hours and hours of this transformative music to bring you what we think is an absolutely essential compilation of some of their best songs.
Tracklist:
Side A
1. Ya Ho Wa 13 – Ho (Penetration, An Aquarian Symphony)
2. Father Yod And The Spirit Of 76 – A Lady (1973 Recordings)
3. Father Yod And The Spirit Of 76 – Every Morning (All Or Nothing At All)
4. Ya Ho Wa 13 – Oh Ya Ho Wa (Savage Sons Of Ya Ho Wa)
Side B
1. Father Yod And The Spirit Of 76 – The Great Woe (1973 Recordings)
2. Father Yod And The Spirit Of 76 – Different Dreams (All Or Nothing At All)
3. Ya Ho Wa 13 – Im Gonna Take You Home (Excerpt) (Im Gonna Take You Home)
4. Ya Ho Wa 13 – Ya Ho Wha (Penetration, An Aquarian Symphony)
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