Rock Peru

Traffic Sound - Virgin (1969) {Repsychled Records CD1004 rel 2009}
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© 1969, 2009 MaG / Repsychled Records | CD 1004
Rock / Psychedelic Rock / Progressive Rock / Acid Rock

Formed in 1968 by members of bands from Lima, Peru, such Los Hang Ten's and Los Mad's and other musicians, Traffic Sound started as a covers band playing songs by The Doors, Cream and Jimi Hendrix. Their influences came from England and the U.S., and apart from some bossa nova played at rehearsals, Latin music didn't feature in their repertoire. However, their origin and background could still be heard in their sound, something which they embraced even more after Santana's success. Their first LP with self-written songs, Virgin (1969), is a masterpiece of Latin rock.

Traffic Sound - Traffic Sound (1970) {Repsychled Records CD1005 rel 2009}
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© 1970, 2009 MaG / Repsychled Records | CD 1005
Rock / Psychedelic Rock / Progressive Rock / Acid Rock

Peru's six-man psych-pop outfit Traffic Sound came up during a turbulent period for the South American country, the tentacles of the global counter-cultural and social revolutions that defined the 1960s affecting almost every facet of life in the mountainous province. Recorded in 1968, 'Traffic Sound' - or 'III' as it is sometimes to referred to - sports a kaleidoscopic brew of influences and styles, blending fuzzy rainy-day psychedelia, lysergic acid-rock and droplets of ethnic percussion into a richly-coloured album that proves more than a match for the era's better known American-and-English groups.

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