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| 383.1 | 13th floor "ladies garments" | NEBVAX::BRADLEY | | Fri Mar 24 1989 14:54 | 9 |
| This is everything I know on the 13th Floor Elevators....
A 60's band (no kidding)
2 albums: Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators
(going for about $30-40)
Bull of the Woods
($25-30)
I believe they where on a comp. album of the Nuggets.
Hope that helps alittle.....Lis
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| 383.2 | | USFSCR::RDONAHUE | | Tue Mar 28 1989 19:28 | 8 |
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Add "Easter Everywhere" and a live album to the list of albums issued
in the 60's. There have been others in the past few years. Mostly
outtakes.
Roky Erickson was their singer, and he's been releasing records all
along. He's been quite active the past few years. Writes lot's of songs
about monsters and demons. I like him.
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| 383.3 | A question | WELMTS::GREENB | Love, Peace & Truth, Inc. | Wed Mar 29 1989 15:52 | 3 |
| Is Nuggets still available?
Bob
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| 383.4 | Is Roky Erickson the US Syd Barrett ? | TENERE::LADRET | | Wed Nov 29 1989 13:16 | 23 |
| Also add "Fire in my bones" a Texas Archive Records with very good
alternate versions (especially Monkey Island), a previously unreleased
track (Fire in my bones, quite good). A side of this LP comes from a
Texas TV show where you have a very funny interview of the electric jug
player.
Also add an english live EP (can't remember the label) with terrific
covers of "The world" (Beatles), "Roll over beethoven" (C. Berry) and a
6 mn long version of "You really got me".
Also add Live SF'66 with the 3 above tracks, others covers (Before
you accuse me) and material from their first album.
Roky Erickson is now a long beared man that does not seem to want to
enter a studio again. However the french label Fan released in 87 "The
Holiday Inn Tapes" a mini album recorded in a Holiday Inn room with
quite a poor sound but with Buddy Holly's cover (especially Peggy Sue
got married, R. Erickson is a real B. Holly fan); some new songs and
a cover of "May the circle remain unbroken" the only Erickson' song on
the "Bull of the wood" LP.
Didier
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