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Selected Outtakes
| Label | Slovenly Recordings – 702-179 |
| Format | Vinyl, 7" |
| Barcode | 2090405056267 |
| Country | US |
| Released | 17 Apr 2020 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock |
Two long-lost little ditties from Athens trippiest troupe ACID BABY JESUS. Originally slated for release as bonus tracks on a Japanese edition of the "Selected Recordings" CD, these songs have now materialized on the 7" format. Familiarity is key here, as these were working versions of two of the "Selected" tunes: "Amalia" was eventually realized as "Night of Pan," and is presented here in all of its gooey, exotic glory with completely alternate lyrical content, and what eventually became known as "Ayahuasca Blues" appears now as "Hermit" with identical lyrics applied to a shakier, and arguably sexier, beat.
| 1 | Amalia | 03:49 |
| 2 | Hermit | 04:40 |
7" vinyl, limited to 500 copies
Slovenly is super psyched and psychedelicized to present two long-lost little ditties from Athens’ trippiest troupe ACID BABY JESUS. Originally slated for release as bonus tracks on a Japanese edition of the “Selected Recordings” CD, these songs have now materialized on the 7” format. Familiarity is key here, as these were working versions of two of the “Selected” tunes: “Amalia” was eventually realized as “Night of Pan,” and is presented here in all of it’s gooey, exotic glory with completely alternate lyrical content, and what eventually became known as “Ayahuasca Blues” appears now as “Hermit” with the same lyrics applied to a shakier and arguably sexier beat.
Slovenly is super psyched and psychedelicized to present two long-lost little ditties from Athens’ trippiest troupe ACID BABY JESUS. Originally slated for release as bonus tracks on a Japanese edition of the “Selected Recordings” CD, these songs have now materialized on the 7” format. Familiarity is key here, as these were working versions of two of the “Selected” tunes: “Amalia” was eventually realized as “Night of Pan,” and is presented here in all of it’s gooey, exotic glory with completely alternate lyrical content, and what eventually became known as “Ayahuasca Blues” appears now as “Hermit” with the same lyrics applied to a shakier and arguably sexier beat.