SAN UL LIM-vol3-'70s South Korea FUZZ GARAGE POP-NEW CD

SAN UL LIM

-vol 3-

'70s South Korea FUZZ GARAGE POP-

NEW CD

The liner notes say, they wanted to make this album as Western top class Hard-Rock music. This time they didnt use organ and used only guitars, drums and bass as a power rock trio, and also made songs in a Hard rock style (songs which were not ballad style or popular). But, of course, the result is not a Hard Rock record at all. True, the record starts out with throat-shredding vocals and a guitar sound that is suddenly fuzzed-out and ominous sounding; but by track two, we already have dreamy melodies; but all's well that end's well, thanks to the almost 19-minute track that was the entire side two of the original LPdroning fuzz guitar psychedelia at its maniacal best, with a "White Light, White Heat" groove, and imaginative fuzz guitar soloing. Korean rock specialists called the first three San Ul Lim albums the demo tape triple collection. These are regarded as the bands best recordings because they made most songs on these albums between 1971 and 1975 (before their debut). Therefore the songs had their early originality and creativity.

San Ul Lim ‎– 제3집
Label:
World Psychedelia Ltd. ‎– WPC6-8498
Format:
CD, Reissue,
Country:
South Korea
Released:
2006
Genre:
Rock, Folk, World, & Country
Style:
 
Tracklist
1     내마음     
2     아무말 안해도     
3     한마리 새되어     
4     아무도 없는 밤에     
5     그대는 이미 나     

Credits

    Bass – Kim Chang Hun*
    Drums – Kim Chang Ik*
    Lead Vocals, Guitar – Kim Chang Whan*

Notes
Credits are duplicated, in English then in Korean.