Damnation Of Adam Blessing – The Damnation Of Adam Blessing

Fine rock music off the time was unfamilar with this band until recently go out and buy it topnotch rock music a gem !!!

LOL I recently found a visual NM first press; but I do believe this press sounds slightly better IMHO. My first press is crackly. Superb proto-punk hard rock. I first discovered this record not long after their second lp came out. It's excellent; but this first effort is vastly superior IMHO. It deserves to be reviewed in the context of the times - a time of painful, disruptive change; and these young men met it head on. And I am glad.

"Quinn says these pressings might even sound better than the original releases from almost 50 years ago thanks to noise reduction, proper audio levels and balance, correct EQ curves and a compression level that enhances and balances the music."
https://ultimateclassicrock.com/damnation-of-adam-blessing-reissue/

I haven't heard these reissues, but I'm staying away from anything that *brags* about using NR & compression!

Superb pressing of this absolute gem of an album. Really well recorded, this wax is nice and quiet, and the mastering rich tonally, and great separation. This album really grooves with a post aquarian charm, and i rarely take it off before the end. For any classic rock fans you're doing yourself a diservice if you don't give it listen

Pretty agree with the first review : this early 70's release is a good one. The first record of the band is a good mix between garage raw sound, harmonic soft rock of this era and prog complexity cause the musicians are good and technic. The result is a good record you must have in your 70's collection. And the abstract cover is delightful on vinyl...

What a gooood record! Completely different from their havier Second Damnation.. Here a nice example of what 'classic rock' should be: soft and raw at the meantime; gentle but spicy, it contains elaborated prog structures but also garage rock sincerity. This album remaind me to the best works of another incredibly underrated english (but with a genuine american attitude) band: the Stray..
Plus, the Akarma's reissue sounds very good.

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