Tracks Side 1:

1. Paradise In A Purple Sky II (16:33)

Listen At YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN39To43aT4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTYZ9pBptJ0&list=PLz6fYeROpAx7gVLfH7V6fSLzyd2sC853Q&index=1  

(Private recording, just to get an impression)

Behold the megajam: The jam that launched a thousand jams, and insert further hyperbole here, because this one earns it. At Roadburn 2012, the illustrious lineup of J. Mascis (Witch, Dinosaur Jr.) and his Heavy Blanket bandmate Graham Clise (also Witch and Lecherous Gaze) joined forces with Earthless‘ rhythm section, bassist Mike Egington and drummer Mario Rubalcalba for a one-time-only (when Earthless guitarist Isaiah Mitchell had to back out at the last minute due to other commitments) off-the-cuff instrumental jam that has since become the stuff of legend. Yes, a legend two years later. Now dubbed “Paradise in a Purple Sky,” that hour-long one-track excursion into pure heavy psychedelic bliss is available as Earthless Meets Heavy Blanket‘s In a Dutch Haze, and the vibe is less that of a live album than a historical document. Call it lightning in a bottle, call it any other cliche you might want, but chances are In a Dutch Haze is going to be the best live release you hear this year, and if the echoing intertwining guitar solos and unhindered thudding groove — immaculately captured by Marcel van de Vondervoort — aren’t enough to stir your soul and drive you to creation, then I’ve got nothing for you. This is heavy psych at its most vibrant and righteous. (theobelisk.net)


Mike Eginton - Bass
Mario Rubalcaba - Drums
Graham Clise - Guitar
J. Mascis - Guitar