One Nation Underground - Pearls Before Swine - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1967, 'One Nation Underground' marks the striking debut of Pearls Before Swine, led by Tom Rapp’s singular vision. This album stands as a luminous artifact from the late ’60s folk underground, weaving poetic lyricism with an unmistakable psychedelic edge. The arrangements are daring—often sparse, occasionally baroque, always captivating—melding acoustic guitar with subtle electronics and surreal imagery. Tracks like 'Another Time' and '(Oh Dear) Miss Morse' are as enigmatic as they are melodic, inviting listeners into a world where protest, dream, and gentle rebellion intertwine. What sets 'One Nation Underground' apart is its refusal to pander: it’s folk music for those who crave the strange and beautiful, unafraid to linger in ambiguity. The record’s impact rippled far beyond its modest beginnings, influencing generations of outsider and psych-folk musicians. For collectors and seekers of music’s hidden gems, this album isn’t just a listen—it’s an invitation to explore the boundaries of folk and the depths of the counterculture era. Owning it means holding a piece of true folk experimentation, equal parts haunting, hopeful, and wholly original. Track List: A1 - Another Time - 3:05 A2 - Playmate - 2:17 A3 - Ballad To An Amber Lady - 5:13 A4 - (Oh Dear) Miss Morse - 1:52 A5 - Drop Out! - 4:07 B1 - Morning Song - 4:05 B2 - Regions Of May - 3:25 B3 - Uncle John - 2:52 B4 - I Shall Not Care - 5:10 B5 - The Surrealist Waltz - 3:27