Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - UNCLE ACID  Volume 1 vinyl record cover

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Crystal Spiders

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Witches Garden

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Dead Eyes Of London

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Lonely And Strange

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Vampire Circus

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Do What Your Love Tells You

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I Don't Know

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Wind Up Toys


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Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats

UNCLE ACID Volume 1

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


First official release of this highly revered and in demand cult debut album. Originally released on Friday 13th February 2010 (40 years to the day after Black Sabbath's debut LP), Vol 1 was the first efforts of unknown songwriter, Kevin Starrs. Pressed in small numbers for a non existing fan base, the album took several months to shift all 30 CD-R copies and provided a small platform to fund it's follow up, BLOOD LUST (2011). Recorded on a tight budget of stashed dole money and with little knowledge or regard for conventional recording techniques, the chaotic results speake for themselves; Distorted vocals, out of tune harmonies, ragged musicianship and everything pushed to the red. In the years following, The album became something of a cult curiosity. Despite the shoddy work of bootleggers and impatient collectors, Starrs refused to re release the album until he could work on it's remix and oversee the mastering. So here it is, Vol 1 in all it's ragged glory... finally mastered and mixed for this release.

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