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Poobah – Let Me In (1972) [Full Album | Main LP | Forgotten Heavy Psych — Vol. 1] Welcome to the inaugural release of our new series "Forgotten Heavy Psych" — dedicated to the rawest and most obscure gems of the early 70s underground. We start with a true holy grail from Youngstown, Ohio. [ THE STORY ] Formed in 1972 by teenage guitar wizard Jim Gustafson, Poobah captured a sound that was far ahead of its time. «Let Me In» is a masterclass in "basement" heavy psych: a blend of bluesy grit, psychedelic swirls, and some of the dirtiest fuzz guitar riffs ever committed to tape. It’s the missing link between the psychedelic 60s and the birth of heavy metal. [ THIS RELEASE ] This video features the original 6-track masterpiece exactly as it was conceived in 1972. While the 2010 Ripple Music reissue included a second disc of bonus material, we’ve decided to focus on the Main Program (Sides A & B) to preserve the album's original flow and crushing atmosphere. [ AUDIO QUALITY ] This is the high-fidelity 2010 remaster by T. Dallas Reed (HeavyHead Sound). It’s widely considered the punchiest and most "alive" version of Gustafson’s vision, capturing the raw energy of the original Peppermint Productions sessions without losing the analog warmth. [ TRACKLIST ] 00:00 — 1. Mr. Destroyer 05:32 — 2. Enjoy What You Have 11:38 — 3. Live To Work 14:30 — 4. Bowleen 20:22 — 5. Rock N' Roll 24:07 — 6. Let Me In [ SUPPORT THE ARCHIVE ] Help us find and restore more rare 20th-century rock gems! Finding original vinyl and performing high-quality restoration requires your support. ☕ Support on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/rockarhivexxcentry 💰 Direct PayPal: rockarchive20@gmail.com [ CONTACTS & INFO ] 📧 Business email: rockarchive20@gmail.com ✅ Subscribe for weekly rare vinyl rips and hit the bell icon! #Poobah #HeavyPsych #ProtoDoom #70sRock #VinylRip #HardRock #UndergroundRock #ForgottenHeavyPsych #ClassicRock #RareVinyl

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