Moolah — Woe Ye Demons Possessed 1974 (USA, Electronic-Space-Psychedelic Rock)

Moolah — Woe Ye Demons Possessed 1974 (USA, Electronic-Space-Psychedelic Rock)

"I can hear a strong Faust 1, Guru Guru and Ash Ra Tempel influence. Just add a twist of ultra lo-fi and a sprinkle of Texas garage psych, and you have something similar to the finished product. I've often suffered with many sleepless nights where I asked myself, 'Damnit! When am I going to hear an American record with a distinct kosmische influence? When? Why God? Why?' Well, I think the Lord above answered my prayers and blessed with me this LP." --Julian Cope
The group was formed in New York in the 1970s by Walter Burns (vocals, electronics, and effects) and Maurice Roberson (all instruments). The name they chose, "Moolah," set the stage for a "mesmerizing and uninhibited Krautrock journey through the universe." It is often noted that their music was heavily influenced by the German Krautrock/space rock scene. In 1974, they released their only album, *Woe Ye Demons Possessed*, which has since been reissued several times. It stands as one of the most intriguing recordings of the 1970s.

Tracks:

01. Crystal Waters — 0:00

02. Terror Is Real — 5:38

03. Courage — 9:56

04. The Hard Hit — 18:26

05. Mirror’s — 24:32

06. Redemption — 31:42


Personnel:

Maurice Roberson, Walter Burns — performers, engineers, producers
Bernard Kirsh — engineer

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