The Go - Free Electricity - LP

The long-lost second album from Detroit's The Go — Free Electricity, unreleased for 26 years, on limited Loser Edition metallic gold vinyl.

Free Electricity is the second full-length from Detroit group The Go, and it sat unreleased for 26 years — this is its first proper release. The band's 1999 Sub Pop debut Whatcha Doin' featured Jack White; Free Electricity saw a lineup change and a shift in sound, adding more reverb and a heavy influence of '60s free jazz. Written and arranged by Bobby Harlow, the album was produced and mixed by Matthew Smith and engineered by Jim Diamond at Detroit's Ghetto Recorders.

Features

• Loser Edition — metallic gold vinyl, 1LP
• First-ever release; unreleased for 26 years
• Label: Sub Pop

Track Listing

1. Free Electricity
2. Secular Century Man
3. All Dimensions Are Loose
4. Peacock Angel
5. Pharaoh's Tomb
6. Into Outer Space
7. Turnin' On
8. Blood Red Sun
9. Muthers of the Earth
10. Golden Dawn