Sgt. Pepper taught a lot of bands to play in 1967, including New York's Paper Garden, whose attempt at a Fab Four-esque Summer of Love statement came out on Musicor Records the following year. Not nearly as sophisticated as the Beatles' release but equally ambitious, the album and it's kaleidoscopic essence get the proper reissue treatment on this 180-gram vinyl edition-sourced from the original master tapes and complete with the ultra-cool color-burst cover likely drawn under a pseudonym by Australian artist Martin Sharp of Disraeli Gears fame! Sundazed.
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