Name: Full House Head
Brand: Endless Boogie

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Limited edition

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2010-07-19

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Endless Boogie

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Psychedelic

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Endless Boogie is a renowned American rock band known for their unique blend of blues, psychedelic and garage rock. Formed in 1997, the band consists of Paul Major, Jesper Eklow, Marc Razo, and Harry Druzd. With their raw and gritty sound, Endless Boogie has gained a loyal following among music enthusiasts worldwide.

Throughout their career, Endless Boogie has released several critically acclaimed albums including "Focus Level," "Full House Head," and "Long Island." Their music is characterized by extended jam sessions and hypnotic guitar riffs that transport listeners to another dimension.

With their captivating live performances and infectious energy on stage, Endless Boogie continues to captivate audiences around the globe. Whether you're a fan of classic rock or looking for something new and exciting, Endless Boogie's discography is sure to leave a lasting impression.

'full house head' starts running more or less where its awesome predecessor, 'focus level', left off: streamlined rhythms, epic jams, some justifiably strong doses of canned heat, beefheart (with particular attention paid, perhaps inevitably, to 'i'm gonna booglarise you baby') and a lot of early '70s stuff that almost no-one - save endless boogie frontman paul major, a reputedly olympian rare record collector...will probably be familiar with. if anything, though, 'full house head' stretches the bug-eyed motoring ethos of endless boogie even further, elevating the lost art of choogling to almost transcendental levels: moments of the 11-minute 'slow creep', for example (a song title as reductively blatant as their band name), vaguely suggest 'dog of two head' recalibrated as a meditational tool. 'full house head' opens with 'empty eye', a wiry nine-and-a-half minute choogle in the dust trails of zz top that culminates in a needling face-off between major and a guesting matt sweeney. 'a life worth leaving', meanwhile, is a monolithic jam that gradually picks up psychedelic momentum over a mighty 22 and a half minutes, occasionally entering the sort of cosmic zones that i always hoped the stoner / desert rock set of the late '90s might shoot for more often.

Full House Head

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