Holy Modal Rounders

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Alleged In Their Own Time Used - LP - 3004 1975 Original With Booklet. more
	Alleged In Their Own Time New - LP - 3004 Sealed 1975 Original With Booklet. CC. more
	Alleged In Their Own Time Used - LP - 3004 1975 Textured Cover Original With Booklet. Cover Is VG++. more
	Good Taste Is Timeless Used - LP - MD 1039 1971 Gatefold Original. Includes Their Biggest Hit: "Boob A Lot." more
	Good Taste Is Timeless Used - LP - MD 1039 1971 US Original, Housed In A Uni-Pak Style Gatefold Jacket. Includes Their Biggest Hit: "Boob A Lot." Gentle Cover Wear. more
	Indian War Whoop Used - LP - 1068 1967 US Stereo Original. Slight Cover Wear. Peter Stampfel And Steve Weber Obviously Loved American Folk Music As Much As Any Of The Kids Who Had Their Head Turned Around By Harry Smith's Anthology Of American Folk Music In The 1950s, But Unlike The Many Musicians Who Paid Tribute To America's Musical Past By Trying To Re-Create It As Closely As Possible, As The Holy Modal Rounders Stampfel And Weber Opted To Drag The Music Into The Present, Shrieking And Giggling All The Way. Even By The Standards Of The Holy Modal Rounders' First Two Albums, 1967's Indian War Whoop Is A Thoroughly Bizarre Listening Experience; Loosely Structured Around The Between-Song Adventures Of Two Seedy Vagabonds Named Jimmy And Crash, Side One Veers Back And Forth Between Neo-Psychedelic Fiddle-And-Guitar Freakouts And Free-Form (And Often Radically Altered) Interpretations Of Traditional Folk Tunes Such As "Soldier's Joy" And "Sweet Apple Cider," While Side Two Is Devoted To Like Minded Originals (Including A Couple Songs From Their Friend Michael Hurley, Who Would Later Join The Group). more
	Indian War Whoop New - LP - 1068 Sealed 1967 Stereo Original, COH. Peter Stampfel And Steve Weber Obviously Loved American Folk Music As Much As Any Of The Kids Who Had Their Head Turned Around By Harry Smith's Anthology Of American Folk Music In The 1950s, But Unlike The Many Musicians Who Paid Tribute To America's Musical Past By Trying To Re-Create It As Closely As Possible, As The Holy Modal Rounders Stampfel And Weber Opted To Drag The Music Into The Present, Shrieking And Giggling All The Way. Even By The Standards Of The Holy Modal Rounders' First Two Albums, 1967's Indian War Whoop Is A Thoroughly Bizarre Listening Experience; Loosely Structured Around The Between-Song Adventures Of Two Seedy Vagabonds Named Jimmy And Crash, Side One Veers Back And Forth Between Neo-Psychedelic Fiddle-And-Guitar Freakouts And Free-Form (And Often Radically Altered) Interpretations Of Traditional Folk Tunes Such As "Soldier's Joy" And "Sweet Apple Cider," While Side Two Is Devoted To Like Minded Originals (Including A Couple Songs From Their Friend Michael Hurley, Who Would Later Join The Group). more
	Indian War Whoop Used - LP - 1068 1967 Stereo Original. Small Printing Error On Front Cover. Peter Stampfel And Steve Weber Obviously Loved American Folk Music As Much As Any Of The Kids Who Had Their Head Turned Around By Harry Smith's Anthology Of American Folk Music In The 1950s, But Unlike The Many Musicians Who Paid Tribute To America's Musical Past By Trying To Re-Create It As Closely As Possible, As The Holy Modal Rounders Stampfel And Weber Opted To Drag The Music Into The Present, Shrieking And Giggling All The Way. Even By The Standards Of The Holy Modal Rounders' First Two Albums, 1967's Indian War Whoop Is A Thoroughly Bizarre Listening Experience; Loosely Structured Around The Between-Song Adventures Of Two Seedy Vagabonds Named Jimmy And Crash, Side One Veers Back And Forth Between Neo-Psychedelic Fiddle-And-Guitar Freakouts And Free-Form (And Often Radically Altered) Interpretations Of Traditional Folk Tunes Such As "Soldier's Joy" And "Sweet Apple Cider," While Side Two Is Devoted To Like Minded Originals (Including A Couple Songs From Their Friend Michael Hurley, Who Would Later Join The Group). more
	Last Round New - LP - AD 1030 Sealed 1978 Rarity. more
	Last Round Used - LP - AD 1030 Very Hard To Find 1978 Original With 8 Page Fold Out Lyrics And Interview Insert. “Unless, Like The Holy Modal Rounders, You've Spent A Lot Of Time Listening To Harry Smith's Anthology Of American Folk Music While Ingesting Recreational Drugs, Their Music Might Sound A Bit Odd To You. Actually, Given The Ramshackle Performances, It Sounds A Bit Odd In Any Case, But As With Any Humorously Intended Work, Appreciation Of It Depends On One's Sympathy With The Artists. For Initiates, This Seventh (And, So It Seemed At The Time Of Its Release, Final) Album Was One Of The Rounders' Better Ones, With Peter Stampfel, Chris Weber, And Especially Robin Remaily Turning Out Characteristic New Work And Covers Of Old Songs Like "Euphoria" And "If You Want To Be A Bird" Backed By A Rhythm Section. "August, 1967 (Hippies Call It STP)," Borrows Its Tune From "Fishin' Blues," While Head Rounders Peter Stampfel And Steve Weber Sing A Paean To Psychedelic Drug Use That Breaks Down Into Odd References Such As This Allusion To Amos & Andy: "'Splain Dat To Me, Kingfish, It Ain't Too Clear/King It To Me, 'Splainfsh, Said The Engineer."” – William Ruhlman, AMG more
	Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders Used - LP - EKS 74206 1968 Gold Label Stereo Original, COH. Very Slight Ring Wear At Top Of Jacket. more
	Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders New - LP - LP 5126 Sealed, Out Of Print, 2002 180gm Reissue From The Original First Generation Master Tapes. “In The Mid- To Late '60s You Couldn't Get Much Further Underground In The Ever-Expanding World Of Rock Music Than The Fugs -- Unless Of Course You Were One Of The Holy Modal Rounders, I.E. Folk Musicians Peter Stampfel And Steve Weber. The Rounders Started Out In The Same Early-'60s New York Folk And Jug Scene As Ed Sanders And Tuli Kupferberg, And Had Crossed Paths Numerous Times. Stampfel And Weber Will Be Eternally Remembered For "Bird Song," Which Was Prominently Featured In Both The Movie Easy Rider And Its Soundtrack. It's Also The Opening Cut On The Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders, An Album Way Beyond Anything Else Considered To Be "Far Out" At The Time. Released In 1968 On Elektra, The 13 Tracks Are Highlighted By Such Otherworldly Compositions As "Werewolf," "My Mind Capsized," "The STP Song," And "Half A Mind." Unabashed In Its Own Eccentricity, This Set Is Similar To Their 1967 ESP Release Indian War Whoop In That It Combines Acoustic Traditional American Folk, Blues, And Hillbilly Music Regurgitated By Crazed Folkie Acidheads Experimenting With Electric Instruments. Following The Disc's Release, Stampfel Said This Album Reflected Producer Frazier Mohawk's Musical Taste More So Than The Band's. The Modal Duo Are Assisted, In This Case, By Playwright Sam Shepard On Tambourine, Richard Tyler On Piano, And John Wesley Annis On Bass And Drums.” – Al Campbell, AMG more
	Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders Used - LP - EKS 74026 Stunning 1968 Gold And White Label Stereo Original With Shrink Wrap Intact. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Tiny Brass River In Jacket Denotes This Is A Promo Copy. more
	Stampfel & Weber New - LP - 24711 Sealed 2LP Gatefold. Unable To Confirm Exact Pressing, First Released In 1972. This Comp Reissues Their 1963 And 1964 Prestige Albums 7410 & 14031 "Holy Modal Rounders" And "Holy Modal Rounders Two." Tiny Corner Dings. more
	The Holy Modal Rounders Used - LP - PR 7720 1970's Reissue On Green Prestige Label With Blue Logo. Electronically Remastered For Stereo. Mastered By Rudy Van Gelder. VG/VG+ Cover With Moderate Ring Wear And Scuffing Front And Back. more
	The Holy Modal Rounders 2 Used - LP - PR 7410 Rare 1965 Dark Blue Label, Mono 1st Pressing In A Clean laminated Cover. The Rounders Were An Unheralded Part Of Folk History. Their Unique Blend Of Folk Music Revival And Psychedelia Gave Them A Cult-like Following From The Late 1960s Into The 1970s. For A Time The Group Also Included The Playwright And Actor Sam Shepard. more
	The Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders New - LP - LP 5126 Sealed, Out Of Print, 2002 180gm Reissue From The Original First Generation Master Tapes. “In The Mid- To Late '60s You Couldn't Get Much Further Underground In The Ever-Expanding World Of Rock Music Than The Fugs -- Unless Of Course You Were One Of The Holy Modal Rounders, I.E. Folk Musicians Peter Stampfel And Steve Weber. The Rounders Started Out In The Same Early-'60s New York Folk And Jug Scene As Ed Sanders And Tuli Kupferberg, And Had Crossed Paths Numerous Times. Stampfel And Weber Will Be Eternally Remembered For "Bird Song," Which Was Prominently Featured In Both The Movie Easy Rider And Its Soundtrack. It's Also The Opening Cut On The Moray Eels Eat The Holy Modal Rounders, An Album Way Beyond Anything Else Considered To Be "Far Out" At The Time. Released In 1968 On Elektra, The 13 Tracks Are Highlighted By Such Otherworldly Compositions As "Werewolf," "My Mind Capsized," "The STP Song," And "Half A Mind." Unabashed In Its Own Eccentricity, This Set Is Similar To Their 1967 ESP Release Indian War Whoop In That It Combines Acoustic Traditional American Folk, Blues, And Hillbilly Music Regurgitated By Crazed Folkie Acidheads Experimenting With Electric Instruments. Following The Disc's Release, Stampfel Said This Album Reflected Producer Frazier Mohawk's Musical Taste More So Than The Band's. The Modal Duo Are Assisted, In This Case, By Playwright Sam Shepard On Tambourine, Richard Tyler On Piano, And John Wesley Annis On Bass And Drums.” All Music Guide – Al Campbell more