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   The Meaning Behind The Song: Cauldron by Fifty Foot Hose Introduction As a Music Therapist, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing the profound impact that music can have on individuals. One song that has particularly captivated me is “Cauldron” by Fifty Foot Hose. I first heard this song on a vinyl record, stumbling upon it … The Meaning Behind The Song: Cauldron by Fifty Foot Hose Read ...

2. daily.redbullmusicacademy.com › 2018 › 05Synthedelia: Psychedelic Electronic Music in the 1960s

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   May 2, 2018 · Limelight, a jazz label in the process of transforming itself into a budget-priced home for the electronic avant-garde, scooped up Fifty Foot Hose. Recorded at the Bay Area’s first eight-track studio, Cauldron combined acid-folk songcraft with anything-goes experimentation.

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   Are Fifty Foot Hose's Cauldron a step into the electronic future?

   • It’s a parallel world where Fifty Foot Hose’s Cauldron, United States of America’s self-titled album and synthedelic oddities from Syrinx, Silver Apples, Beaver & Krause and Tonto’s Expanding Head Band were just the run-up to a giant leap into the electronic future. But in this world, they remain tentative steps towards a path not taken.

   Synthedelia: Psychedelic Electronic Music in the 1960s

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   Why did Fifty Foot Hose leave 'cauldron'?

   • They broke up mid-1968, which quickly resigned “Cauldron” to the ever-growing scrap heap of one-off Bay Area bands signed in the wake of the ‘Summer of Love’ that were forgotten long before autumn’s end. This is a pity, as Fifty Foot Hose’s “Cauldron” is a small but terrifying monster of homegrown psychedelia.

   The Book of Seth: Fifty Foot Hose — Cauldron

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   Is 'Cauldron' a reissue?

   • So says Louis “Cork” Marcheschi of Fifty Foot Hose, whose sole album, Cauldron – a pioneering collision of abstract electronics and psychedelic rock originally released in 1967 – was reissued for the first time on vinyl at the end of 2017. Marcheschi’s remark is a reissue too, in a way.

   Synthedelia: Psychedelic Electronic Music in the 1960s

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   Did Fifty Foot Hose have a lightbulb moment?

   • Fifty Foot Hose weren’t the only ’60s rockers who’d had this lightbulb moment. Although these bands were largely unaware of each other’s existence at the time, you could group Fifty Foot Hose among a confederacy of acid-era bands from North America who embraced synthesizers and musique concrète’s tape-manipulation techniques.

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4. www.shindig-magazine.comFifty Foot Hose – If Not This Time - Shindig!

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   FIFTY FOOT HOSE’s astonishing 1968 album Cauldron united Californian folk-rock with bespoke electronic sounds. Overlooked in its day, it has gone on to become a treasured artefact among fans of avant-garde pop and dreamy psychedelia. Head gardener Cork Marcheschi speaks to RICHARD TURNER on the eve of both a new Hose studio album and a documentary

5. www.headheritage.co.uk › fifty-foot-hose-cauldronThe Book of Seth: Fifty Foot Hose — Cauldron

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   The Book of Seth. Fifty Foot Hose— Cauldron. Released 1967 on Limelight. The Seth Man, June 2000ce. Picture Dr. Who jamming with a more proficient Great Society featuring an adenoidal Grace Slick on vocals, and you have at least a scant aural reference for this rare proto-synthesizer-in-an-acid-garage-band junction.

6. jivetimerecords.com › 2023 › 06Fifty Foot Hose “Cauldron” (Limelight, 1968) | Jive Time Records

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   Cauldron by Bay Area freaks Fifty Foot Hose exists in that minuscule niche of far-out ’60s albums that fused electronics with psychedelic rock: The United States Of America’s self-titled LP, the Silver Apples’ self-titled album, Lothar And The Hand People’s Presenting… and Space Hymn, and Spoils Of War. Recorded in 1967, Cauldron may have predated…

7. decrepittapes.blogspot.com › 2009 › 08decrepit tapes: Fifty Foot Hose - Cauldron (1968) - Blogger

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   Fifty Foot Hose - Cauldron (1968) Fifty Foot Hose's Cauldron is erratic but fascinating. When married to routine blues-rock, the electronic squiggles seem to be covering up the inadequacy of the basic material, and the occasional bleats of pure electronic passages will bore rock-oriented listeners.

8. www.psychedelicbabymag.com › 2024 › 04Fifty Foot Hose | Interview | The Artistic Odyssey of Cork ...

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   Apr 17, 2024 · April 17, 2024. Fifty Foot Hose was an avant-garde psychedelic rock band formed in the late 1960s, known for their groundbreaking fusion of electronic music, jazz, and rock. Their debut album, ‘Cauldron,’ released in 1967, remains a cult classic and a pioneering work in experimental music.