DIMENSIONS -From All Dimensions- from Acid Archives: "Celebrated Chicago frat-garage LP that's also one of the real rarities of the local mid-1960s LP scene. CD

from Acid Archives: ÒCelebrated Chicago frat-garage LP that's also one of the real rarities of the local mid-1960s LP scene. For those who find the North-East preprock LPs too lowkey this is the remedy - a solid party mood similar to the Raider's best albums with some Stones thrown in. The tape splice in "Mary Lou" derives from the original LP, apparently. A solid dose of mid-60s fun, all covers naturally.Ó Or, as someone nearer to the band said: ÒThis Chicago 60's group is what Garage Bands are all about. From the high energy Them hit, ÔGloriaÕ to the sexy, melodic ÔMary-Lou,Õ this group plays them rockinÕ good. I especially liked their cover of the Roger Higginbotham's ÔHi-Healed Sneakers.Õ The Dimensions were not just another garage band. There was something special in the way they played together. They played gigs during the mid 60's in the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago at places like The Hut, Green Onion, and the Deep End. Listing to this album takes me back to hot, summer Friday nights, stuffed onto the dance floor with hundreds of hot sweaty teenagers, having a great time listening to great music, dancing and just having fun.Ó Typical garish Collectables label packaging, including the omnipresent small drill-holeÑbut long out of print.