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V/A - Brown Acid: The Eighth TripWITH MEMPHIS' MOLOCH! The hard stuff saga continues with Brown Acid The Eighth Trip! Yet again, Riding Easy has searched high and low to bring ten tracks of straight blue flame fire from the golden age of heaviness. As usual, these rare tracks have been carefully curated, analogically sourced, and fully licensed so one can listen guilt free and save a lot of time and money tracking down the original copies. This Trip comes straight at ya with an all
WITH MEMPHIS' MOLOCH!The hard stuff saga continues with Brown Acid - The Eighth Trip! Yet again, Riding Easy has searched high and low to bring ten tracks of straight blue flame fire from the golden age of heaviness. As usual, these rare tracks have been carefully curated, analogically sourced, and fully licensed so one can listen guilt-free and save a lot of time and money tracking down the original copies. This Trip comes straight at ya with an all out attack, quite literally—Attack’s “School Daze” kicks out the jams Detroit-style. White Rock will knock your stank-ass socks off with their 1972 burner “Please Don’t Run Away”. This 45 was privately released by this Houston-based band that reportedly played shows with Josefus, Stone Axe, and Purple Sun. Riverside’s two-sider from 1974 rips from front to back. It’s also exclusively available here and is virtually unknown. And that’s just some of the stellar collection of rare singles featured here. Some of the best thrills of the Internet music revolution is the ability to find extremely rare music with great ease. But even with such vast archives to draw from, quite a lot of great songs have gone undiscovered for nearly half a century—particularly in certain genres. Previously, only the most extremely dedicated and passionate record collectors had the stamina and prowess to hunt down long forgotten wonders in dusty record bins—often hoarding them in private collections, or selling at ridiculous collector’s prices. Legendary compilations like Nuggets, Pebbles, ad nauseum, have exhausted the mines of early garage rock and proto-punk, keeping alive a large cross-section of underground ephemera. However, few have delved into and expertly archived the wealth of proto-metal, pre-stoner rock tracks collected on Brown Acid.
| Attack (13) | School Daze | |
| –White Rock (3) | Please Don't Run Away | |
| –Riverside (15) | Wayfarer | |
| –Luke and the Apostles | Not Far Off | |
| –Tourists* | I Need My Music | |
| –Bartos Brothers Band | Gambler | |
| –Inside Experience | Tales Of Brave Ulysses | |
| –Karma (102) | New Mexico | |
| –Moloch (9) | Cocaine Katy | |
| –Grump (2) | Heartbreak Hotel |
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One of the best quick reads about the times we are living in! Highly recommend!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A wonderfully combo of prophetic word, scripture and history
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A wonderful combo of the prophetic, scripture and history. Amanda Grace puts the truth into this book. Many little but important facts, truths and meanings to words names places etc to expand ones knowledge of who God is and how we all can get personal with Him. I also love and appreciate the reminders and again the truths of how history repeats itself and how now in 2025 we as Gods ppl need to step up once again and perhaps the last time before the door closes. Religion is man made, the Word is not and this book, well written and easy to take to heart will help anyone looking for truth and help in discerning satans twisted lies from Gods truth The Word. Blessings to all who read...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025
★★★★★ 5
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Awesome read!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026
★★★★★ 5
With 76 pants in a pack, I find them to be an excellent value for the price
Size: 2T-3T, Unit Count: 76
As a parent navigating the potty training journey, I can confidently say that Pull-Ups Boys' Skin Essentials Potty Training Pants have been a game changer for both my child and me. Here’s why I love them and what makes them an essential part of our potty training routine.
Comfort and Fit:
One of the standout features of these training pants is their soft and gentle fabric. The Skin Essentials line is designed to be hypoallergenic and includes ingredients like aloe to help soothe and protect my little one’s sensitive skin. The fit is great for my toddler, providing just the right amount of stretch and comfort, which is crucial during this transitional phase. My child can move freely, whether he’s playing, jumping, or running around.
Absorbent and Reliable:
The absorbency of these training pants is impressive. They hold up well during the day and help manage any accidents without causing a mess. I appreciate that they have a wetness indicator, which makes it easy to know when it's time for a change, helping to instill good habits as we continue potty training.
Easy to Use:
Pull-Ups are designed for independence, which is perfect for toddlers eager to take control of their potty training. They pull up and down like regular underwear, allowing my child to practice pulling them on and off, which builds confidence. Plus, the easy-open sides are a lifesaver for quick changes when we’re on the go.
Fun Designs:
Kids love fun and engaging designs, and these training pants deliver! The playful graphics featuring beloved characters make my son excited to wear them. This little touch has made a big difference in how he approaches potty training—he’s proud to wear them and feels like a “big boy.”
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Very soft, high quality pull ups, but quite expensive
Size: 3T-4T, Unit Count: 112
We really enjoy this brand of pull ups as they are the softest of all the pull ups and they have adjustable straps on each side of the pull up. Most brands just are pull ups with no bells and whistles, but these have Velcro straps on each side that allow you to adjust the size but more importantly for us, it allows us to change his pull up without having to take the pants fully off. This is really convenient when we’re in a hurry or out for the day. The absorbency is some of the best diapers I’ve ever used. I feel I’m a diaper connoisseur and have tried everything from expensive to cheaper generic brands and we continue to buy these because of the quality, the Velcro straps, and also because of the reduction in substances included in the product, which is quite important for us as my sons skin gets irritated easily. The one thing that’s a negative is that they are very expensive. Diapers in general are crazy expensive but these are more expensive than other brands. I usually buy these in bulk on Sam’s website but saw they were on sale and had a deal where you subscribe and get 25% off so I bought two big packs of 112 diapers and ended up spending around $82 for 224 diapers, which is a pretty good deal. I do wish they would sell these for cheaper and unfortunately don’t think I’ll be buying them from Amazon unless they have deals such as I described above. I do overall recommend them though as they are better than any other pull up brand we’ve ever used.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024