Los Dug Dug's: Mexican psychedelic fuzz, anyone?

[HorseyBoy]

Nice finds, guys! Love the spitty fuzz in the Survival tracks, chankgeez, and the Zep-style Tonebender from Grupo Ciruela. Great sounds all round. And the Spiders track is right up my alley, fendersilver. Going to have to track down some more.

[chankgeez]

This guy keeps uploading killer tracks. You guys've gotta check out his channel. He's gotta lotta stuff people here'd listen to.



http://www.youtube.com/user/sheppar?feature=watch

[chankgeez]

Yeah, I know it's not psychedelic, but it's Mexican and there's fuzz.

[John Lyons]

^ Say, that's pretty nice.

[chankgeez]

Yeah, I thought you'd like that Mr. Lyons. You should really check out his channel, lots of great music (not just Mexican).

[fendersilver]

Love, Peace & Poetry albums are a music compilation series created by Thomas Hartlage.

The records explore obscuro psychedelic rock music from specific regions around the world.
Love, Peace & Poetry - Vol.7 Mexico is the seventh volume in the Love, Peace & Poetry.

The model on the cover of all the albums is Cheryl Shrode, a go-go dancer and model who appeared in Playboy in 1967.
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"Sum id quod sum et id totum est quod sum."

[chankgeez]

Nice track, fendersilver.

[chankgeez]

OMG, a Mexican Twist record:



OMG, Horseyboy, you're in trouble, this thread doesn't seem to be dying.



I think I like the Peruvian cover version even better:



I also found some nice Argentine Disco/library tracks I can post if you guys are interested.

[HorseyBoy]

OMG, Horseyboy, you're in trouble, this thread doesn't seem to be dying.

Long may it reign
Just tracked down the volume of "Love, Peace & Poetry" that fendersilver recommended and it's truly excellent - great fuzz all over it. Maybe the weed was just better back then…

[chankgeez]

Maybe.

Probably.

Yeah, I've heard a lot of those tracks, all killer.