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Samples From iTunes Play All ...or select a song 1. Summertime Blues 2. Sun Cycle 3. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 4. Peace of Mind 5. Out of Focus 6. Rock Me Baby 7. Parchment Farm 8. Second Time Around 9. Doctor Please 10. Just a Little Bit Get Blue Cheer from

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Review of the Album: Vincebus Eruptum from more reviews...

Originally released in 1968,as this was the band's very first lp.Still cannot believe this was my FIRST time I've ever heard this album.Well,at least that I can remember.I've heard only a couple of...more.

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This album is a MUST HAVE !!! ...One of THEE greatest Power Trio's to ever come along , Blue Cheer just lays down an umcompromising sonic assault of solid fuzz drenched , feedback distorted , psychedelic power chords ......I get a big ' Spinal Tap...more.

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UK twofer combines the San Francisco hard rock act's first two albums, 'Vincebus Eruptum' & 'Outsideinside' (both originally released in 1968), with the CD-ROM video for 'Summertime Blues'. Track Records. 2003.

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What a concept; combine the first two (and most classic) Blue Cheer albums on one disc so you can put it on, turn it up and trip out on the heaviest rock of the late 60s. In fact, Blue Cheer's...more.

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"Vincebus Eruptum" is from late '67, and can be seen as the start of hardcore and thrash, if not metal and punk. Screaming (but still GOOD) vocals, fairly simple bass, thudlike drums, and electric guitars with so much feedback it all...more.