Comments for Phluph, Phluph

i first heard phluph back in 1882,i was taking guitar lessons in feasterville pa at a used-to-be record store...in the hallways was a rack of albums,i saw the phluph album and i asked if i could have it,it was mine...when i took it home i was delighted:everything i had loved was in it,from the doors/butterfly classical yet erie kbds...to the macobre melodys and frightening "love eyes" which sounds as psychedelic as anything off the first pink floyd lp...these guys were utter geniuses...if you enjoy edgey/unique/intense/highly melodic 60s music with an avante tinge seek this one out and enjoy it over and over and over...