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| 1151.1 | | KEEGAN::TURNER | | Thu Jun 03 1993 13:36 | 10 |
| There's a compilation of sixties psychadaelia on the Charly label, but
I don't recall the title. I remember hearing it at a friend's house and
it seemed very much British-oriented rather than American. I recall
that the Bubble Puppy were one of the bands featured, but the rest
escapes me I'm afraid.
Anyway, I've got a 1989 Charly catalogue at home so I'll have a look
there.
Dom
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| 1151.2 | | AYOV11::SROBERTSON | | Thu Jun 03 1993 16:03 | 7 |
| I have a Small Faces record that's on Charly records - but my Ogdens
Nut Gone Flake isn't - can't remeber the label though.Is Charly a
re-issue - I take it's not the original label?
Stuart
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| 1151.3 | not that I have got it.. | YUPPY::PANES | Win your weight in fish | Thu Jun 03 1993 17:13 | 9 |
| <<< Note 1151.2 by AYOV11::SROBERTSON >>>
> I have a Small Faces record that's on Charly records - but my Ogdens
> Nut Gone Flake isn't - can't remeber the label though.Is Charly a
Immediate??
Stuart
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| 1151.4 | | AYOV11::SROBERTSON | | Thu Jun 03 1993 17:20 | 1 |
| yup - that's it.
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| 1151.5 | | WELCLU::GREENB | Set it light and set it free | Thu Jun 03 1993 17:29 | 16 |
| I recently bought a 4-tape set for a tenner called 'The Psychedelic
Years'. This consists of five sides of American psychedelia/garage/
proto-metal etc, and three sides of more poppy/whimsical british stuff
from the '66-'69 period, including such magical toons as Kippington
Lodge's 'Shy Boy' (an early Nick Lowe group), a band called Apostolic
Intervention (???, obviously on drugs), plus a few 'hits' of the era,
such as 'My White Bicycle', the mighty 'Fire' by Arthur Brown, etc.
There are about 50 tracks on this compilation, probably about 40 are
worth hearing. The obvious dross is stuff like 'In-a-gadda-da-vida'
(Iron Butterfly), fortunately included here in the single version, as
opposed to the 17-minute lp version, and 'You Keep Me Hanging On',
an absolute butchering of a Motown Classic by Vanilla Fudge. Slowing
something down to half it's original tempo does not make 'heavy' music.
all in all, though, a good ten quidsworth
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| 1151.6 | Set me free, why don't you babe? | KEEGAN::TURNER | | Thu Jun 03 1993 18:51 | 6 |
| re. -5
Yeah, I've got that Vanilla Fudge Motown cover on a different
compilation ("The Age of Atlantic")...criminal!
Dom
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| 1151.7 | | PSYLO::WILSON | Peter Pumpkinhead | Thu Jun 03 1993 19:40 | 7 |
| It's too bad they were'nt more creative and included something other
than "In-A-Gadda" by Iron Butterfly; that band wrote good some good
tunes. I remember the "Ball" LP as being worth a listen.
Still, I'd like to find that original track line-up mentioned in .0 on
CD. But keep the suggestions coming!
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| 1151.8 | check out Rhino records | BSS::STPALY::J_KUHN | Welcome to Taco Bell... | Wed Jun 09 1993 01:06 | 7 |
| check out Rhino records 'british invasion set. Some of them are:
My white bycicle, Knight in rusty armour, knights in white satin,
Conquistidor, flowers in the rain?, Bonnie and clyde, matthew
and son. we are the mole people (weird!) and others
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| 1151.9 | CDs are available | LOCORE::szczypek | | Thu Jun 10 1993 18:28 | 7 |
| The "British Psychedelic Trip" is available on CD. Two volumes have
been available
for a couple of years now. I think a 3rd volume has recently become
available. They
are UK CDs. I have come across them in the USA ('tis where I am.)
-Joe
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| 1151.10 | On See For Miles... | AYOU52::PAULC | eealleyalleyo | Fri Jun 11 1993 09:04 | 5 |
| Yes, I think the four See For Miles LPs have been put onto two CDs (minus
one or two tracks). The catalogue numbers are SEECD 225 and SEECD 226. They
should be available for around �9.99 each.
�Paul�
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