Bong-rattling riffs, Cream-y vocals, a ridiculously locked-in rhythm section and killer covers of "Morning Dew" and "Last Train To Clarksville"? The Damnation of Adam Blessing should've been bigger than Grand Funk! Things didn't work out that way, of course, but now we can dig back into the Cleveland band's two stellar LPs, which have been lovingly reissued on wax by Exit Stencil . . .
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