“Motor-Cycle transported me back to the ’60s in a way not many records do…There’s no irony or second-guessing: Golden’s all in, a psychedelic daughter of the Beat generation, among her equally hippie cohort, in swirls of free-loving, drug-chasing, multiracial, pan-sexual abandon… The album is a mother lode, not unlike Daniel Johnston or The Shaggs, say, for its multi-level fascination.”  High Moon Records has quoted groundbreaking punk legend Richard Hell in describing Lotti Golden’s 1969 album Motor-Cycle, which the label is reissuing in an expanded edition on March 28. The singer-songwriter’s Atlantic LP…