“A Thousand Shadows”

by The Seeds
1967 song

The Seeds wrote the song "A Thousand Shadows" for their third album, Future, in 1967. It’s very close in style and structure to "Pushin' Too Hard"; it’s even in the same key. It was released as a single in 1967 in an infamous pink picture sleeve with a photo negative of the band.

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Future

album by The Seeds (1967)

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"Pushin' Too Hard"

song by The Seeds (1965)

The crudest - i.e., best - rock song of all time is The Seeds' punishing "Pushin' Too Hard" (1965). Sky Saxon and his gang rage on this explosive punk song.

“A Thousand Shadows”

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