Gaye Bykers on Acid — Everythang’s Groovy
Author: tracysigler | Posted: March 7th, 2007 | | Tags: 1986, Gaye Bykers on Acid, grebo, hard rock, music, psychedelic, vinyl | 3 Comments »
- Artist: Gaye Bykers on Acid
- Title: Everythang’s Groovy
- Year: 1986
- Format: Vinyl 12 in.
- Rating (1-10): 6
- Owner: Tracy
- Acquired: 1986 – When I worked at Mother’s Records in Hampton, VA
- Keeper: Maybe
Live from Fayetteville, NC… where Gaye Bykers on Acid were hugely popular in the late 1980s. Who remembers Grebo? Raise your hands. OK, well I do, and GBOA was one of the first bands on the scene. The scene was possibly more about visual style than sound. The GBOA sound was a mash up resulting in a type of psychedelic punk rock. For a time I was really into the band. I think this three song record was their first noteworthy release. When I played it again the other for the first time in a long while I have to admit that I wasn’t that excited by it. After a couple days though, the lead track, “Everythang’s Groovy”, is still stuck in my head. I have a story about seeing them live that I’ll save for later.
More about Gaye Bykers on Acid and Grebo.
and to think…now Jon Langford (the producer) of GBOA is the darling of the Chicago indie/alt country scene. he’s quite a major minor celebrity around here
[…] Not surprisingly, Gaye Bykers on Acid’s music is not for everybody, but it is for me. I have fond memories of Drill Your Own Hole and the time it came out, half my life time ago. Despite that, after posting the last GBOA record I was not expecting to like this as much as I still do. Drill Your Own Hole is excellent, starting with the first track “Motorvate” all the way to the end. […]
pumping mate!