More Info The CA Quintet's journey to Hades burned hot enough to melt the ice intheir frigid Minnesota environs - A coveted collectable since thepsychedelic record collecting disaster whirl frst started over 30 yearsago, Trip Thru Hell (1968) is rightly regarded as the epitome of localpsych-cum-garage rising above its humble roots into something trulymonolithic Evolving from the local circuit into a hellish beast of keyboards, lysergic lyrics,trippy guitars and even subtle trumpet parts, the C.A. Quintet's vision of thenetherworld glowed in faming orange, red and yellow as their instincts took over.Kicking off with the chilling psychedelicized keyboard-led instrumental title track,the album singes the psyche of the listener with an array of atmosphericbeelzefuzz on "Colorado Mourning," sitar- like solos intertwining with fuzz andhorns on "Underground Music," and the more benevolent Lucifer on "Smooth AsSilk," which swirls with keys and harmony vocals to underscore a brilliant melody.Mortals dare not venture to the sinister realm of the "Cold Spider" and especiallynot "Sleepy Hollow Lane Tracklist LP Red Vinyl Tracks: Trip Thru Hell (Part I) Colorado Mourning Cold Spider Underground Music Sleepy Hollow Lane Smooth As Silk Trip Thru Hell (Part II) CD Tracks: Trip Thru Hell (Part I) Colorado Mourning Cold Spider Underground Music Sleepy Hollow Lane Smooth As Silk Trip Thru Hell (Part II) Dr. Of Philosophy Ain't No Doubt About It Mickey's Monkey I Put A Spell On You I Shot The King Fortune Teller's Lie Sadie Lavone Bury Me in a Marijuana Field I Want You To Love Me Girl Time For Love Bring All Your Love
