Psychedelic, unconventional, and unmistakably tied to the experimental Los Angeles music scene of the late 1960s, Part One captures The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band at a moment when folk-rock, garage rock, and more adventurous sounds were beginning to collide. Released on Reprise in 1967, the album includes originals such as Shifting Sands and I Won’t Hurt You, along with their take on Frank Zappa’s Help, I’m a Rock. Rhino
The original vinyl has been transformed into a one-of-a-kind piece of hand-painted artwork featuring an intricate mandala in deep green, olive, coral, cream, and warm earth tones against the black record. The original Reprise label remains visible at the center, preserving the album’s identity while the surrounding design gives this psychedelic-era record a completely new life as visual art.
For someone who gravitates toward lesser-known 1960s music, cult albums, or the more experimental side of classic rock, this piece has a very different character from a familiar greatest-hits record. It celebrates both the music and the offbeat spirit of the era.
Details
Original 12" vinyl record hand-painted with acrylic paint; original The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band – Part One center label remains visible
One-of-a-kind unframed original artwork
Painted side includes:
Shifting Sands
I Won’t Hurt You
1906
Help, I’m a Rock
Will You Walk With Me
Shipping: $25 for the first piece and $20 for each additional piece.
Display note: The stand shown in the lifestyle image is for representation only and is not included.
Perfect For
Collectors of psychedelic and garage rock, fans of obscure 1960s albums, someone building an eclectic listening room or creative studio, a gift for the music lover who already owns the obvious classics, or a distinctive conversation piece for anyone drawn to the experimental side of the Summer of Love era.
Love the Idea but Want a Different Album?
I also create custom hand-painted mandalas on vinyl records inspired by your favorite artist, album, song, or personal story.
Psychedelic, unconventional, and unmistakably tied to the experimental Los Angeles music scene of the late 1960s, Part One captures The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band at a moment when folk-rock, garage rock, and more adventurous sounds were beginning to collide. Released on Reprise in 1967, the album includes originals such as Shifting Sands and I Won’t Hurt You, along with their take on Frank Zappa’s Help, I’m a Rock. Rhino
The original vinyl has been transformed into a one-of-a-kind piece of hand-painted artwork featuring an intricate mandala in deep green, olive, coral, cream, and warm earth tones against the black record. The original Reprise label remains visible at the center, preserving the album’s identity while the surrounding design gives this psychedelic-era record a completely new life as visual art.
For someone who gravitates toward lesser-known 1960s music, cult albums, or the more experimental side of classic rock, this piece has a very different character from a familiar greatest-hits record. It celebrates both the music and the offbeat spirit of the era.
Details
Original 12" vinyl record hand-painted with acrylic paint; original The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band – Part One center label remains visible
One-of-a-kind unframed original artwork
Painted side includes:
Shifting Sands
I Won’t Hurt You
1906
Help, I’m a Rock
Will You Walk With Me
Shipping: $25 for the first piece and $20 for each additional piece.
Display note: The stand shown in the lifestyle image is for representation only and is not included.
Perfect For
Collectors of psychedelic and garage rock, fans of obscure 1960s albums, someone building an eclectic listening room or creative studio, a gift for the music lover who already owns the obvious classics, or a distinctive conversation piece for anyone drawn to the experimental side of the Summer of Love era.
Love the Idea but Want a Different Album?
I also create custom hand-painted mandalas on vinyl records inspired by your favorite artist, album, song, or personal story.
