Dem Vinyl Boyz are back again and this week they’re dropping the needle on ‘Electric Ladyland’ a groovy record from the 60s by musical pioneer and genius Jimi Hendrix. When rock critic connoisseur’s refer to him as the creator of a generation’s most potent exceptional music, this is the album they’re talking about. What Hendrix musically compassed on this record expanded the canvas of what an artist could generate out of a modern recording studio. Tragically Hendrix would lose his life less than two years after this album was released due to asphyxia while intoxicated with barbiturates. He was a legendary icon who created art that can never be replicated in any shape or form as well as pioneering a path for fellow guitarists and musicians to follow and evolve the craft.
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Dem Vinyl Boyz are back again and this week they’re dropping the needle on ‘Electric Ladyland’ a groovy record from the 60s by musical pioneer and genius Jimi Hendrix. When rock critic connoisseur’s refer to him as the creator of a generation’s most potent exceptional music, this is the album they’re talking about. What Hendrix musically compassed on this record expanded the canvas of what an artist could generate out of a modern recording studio. Tragically Hendrix would lose his life less than two years after this album was released due to asphyxia while intoxicated with barbiturates. He was a legendary icon who created art that can never be replicated in any shape or form as well as pioneering a path for fellow guitarists and musicians to follow and evolve the craft.
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