The American band PLASTICLAND have always been an atypical figure in the psychedelic garage scene of the era. They are psychedelia; just look at them on the cover, what else could they do? After two albums, in 1987 they released their masterpiece "SALON".

A true acid manifesto starting with "GO A GO-GO TIME," a track with strong Motown influences. Not to mention "A QUICK COMMENTARY ON WAX MUSEUM," a delirious track, a real nightmare with an almost unbearable ending. But the entire album is wrapped in an American horror B-movie atmosphere.

Perhaps not easily assimilable but a step above similar productions of the period, maybe certain early works of PLAN 9, before they lost their way.

Absolutely worth listening to. Bye

Tracklist

01   Go A Go-Go Time (03:31)

02   What Am I To Say (01:26)

03   It's A Dog's Life (02:08)

04   A Quick Commentary On Wax Museums (03:40)

05   Abcessed Words To Climb (01:57)

06   House (02:32)

07   (The Lie Of) Great Sedan Pinocchio (02:10)

08   We Can't (02:10)

09   Serene It's True (02:33)

10   Reserving The Right To Change My Mind (03:51)

11   The Window Sills (02:37)

12   Don't Antagonize Me (03:18)

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