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V.A. - What's This World Coming To: Garage Rock From The Sun Records Vault (zoetrope vinyl with far-out moving graphics, RSD) Veneno En La Piel released in March 1967 by Color:Black
V.A. - What's This World Coming To: Garage Rock From The Sun Records Vault (zoetrope vinyl with far-out moving graphics, RSD) Veneno En La Piel released in March 1967 by Color:Black
V.A. - What's This World Coming To: Garage Rock From The Sun Records Vault (zoetrope vinyl with far-out moving graphics, RSD) Veneno En La Piel released in March 1967 by Color:Black
V.A. - What's This World Coming To: Garage Rock From The Sun Records Vault (zoetrope vinyl with far-out moving graphics, RSD) Veneno En La Piel released in March 1967 by Color:Black

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V.A. What's This World Coming To: Garage Rock From The Sun Records Vault (zoetrope vinyl with far out moving graphics, RSD) Veneno En La Piel released in March 1967 by Color:Black released in March 1967 by Verve Records A1 Grace A2 One A3 You've Won This War B1 Christian Prayers B2 Dissociation B3 Contempt For You C1 Gates Of Separation C2 Killing His Family C3 Who Will Save Us The Jesters the legendary label got hip to the new era

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