TERRY ALLEN - Bloodlines LP surf they were all pretty much

they were all pretty much flagstones of that short lived craze of the 70’s when people everywhere was reaching for their Midland Convoy Buddy CB radios and dreaming of adventures on the road and maybe meeting a few truck stop waitresses along the way

Orridge – is well–known to Krautrock collectors as one of a number of engineers working at Stockhausen’s WDR and Dierks Studio in Cologne in the mid–1970’s

Red/Black split colour vinyl housed in paper bag with Rats Nest design (we cannot guarantee the paper bag is mint condition - they are so oversized it's a struggle to fit in the racks

Band bassist Gotoh says that the concept is about the evolution of the human race and the beginning of the universe

TERRY ALLEN - Bloodlines LP surf they were all pretty muchFirst ever vinyl reissue, remastered from the original analog tapes, includes a gatefold jacket and inner sleeve with restored, new, and alternate artwork and photos by Allen and friends; an insert with lyrics and original notes. On his manifold fourth album, acclaimed songwriter and visual artist Terry Allen contemplates kinship the ways sex and violence stitch and sever the ties of family, faith, and society with skewering satire and affection