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[voice of theatr]

Question Mark and The Mysterians - 96 Tears
[1966. Cameo Parkway]
This is 90's reissue w/bonus trax.

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It's so simple & funny that it's Great. Cool Vox Continental sounds.
96 Tears is a garage rock anthem.

Classic song--sounds 48% better at 45 rpms! BTW, I may be selling all of my 60's and 70's 45 RPM records--PM me if interested......



And then there's Todd Rundgren's version of the song..... (titled "Tears" if you want to hear the audio sample)....
http://www.amazon.com/Somewhere-Anyw...n=5174&s=music

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Bryan Ferry - Boys and Girls
[1985. E'G]



Don't Stop the Dance SLAVE TO LOVE

[SpeakerLabFan]

The Shocking Blue - self titled
(1969, Colossus)



"and Venus was her name..."

[SpeakerLabFan]

Uriah Heep - Wonderworld
(1974, Bronze) MADE IN GERMANY; German pressing



I picked this up at a flea market in Switzerland a few years ago, back when the USD exchange rate wasn't great but a lot better than it is now.

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Classic song--sounds 48% better at 45 rpms! BTW, I may be selling all of my 60's and 70's 45 RPM records--PM me if interested...... And then there's Todd Rundgren's version of the song...

Maybe you're right, but I'll rather stick to my long players 33⅓. There's more songs on 'em & more fun for me
Todd Rundgren's version is great !

Anyways, I have some cool garage 45's reissues from SUNDAZED

The Chocolate Watchband - Sitting There Standing



Sitting There Standing from 60's cult flick Riot on the sunset strip
There's also great Stones-like Sweet Young Thing

The Third Bardo - I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time



Cult 60's garage/psych from NY .
I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time is cool statement if you feel like that.

[voice of theatr]

Maybe you're right, but I'll rather stick to my long players 33⅓. There's more songs on 'em & more fun for me
Todd Rundgren's version is great !

That was my (lame) attempt at humor. To my ear, 33's sound at least as good as 45's.
Glad you liked the Todd link....

[voice of theatr]

Anyways, I have some cool garage 45's reissues from SUNDAZED

Sundazed is a great label! They have re-issued some phenomenal and often obscure titles and do a great job mastering/remastering--the sound quality on their releases is generally excellent. I (re) bought John Entwistle's first two albums on SUNDAZED a while back and the remastered sound quality is fantastic--the SUNDAZED remastered CD version blows away the sound quality of my (mint) LP version (which is a pleasant surprise for me--for a CD to sound better than the original vinyl version)...... Here's the description for "Whistle Rymes"
http://www.sundazed.com/shop/product...oducts_id=1987

[voice of theatr]

Pink Floyd week this week on Jimmy Fallon's show. NBC weeknights at 12:35 am. Every night this week a different band will perform a Pink Floyd cover to celebrate Pink Floyd releasing the remastered version of their entire musical catalog (studio albums only). Last night, Nick Mason was a guest on the show and the Shins did a cover of "Breathe" (not a bad rendition either---a better version than I thought the Shins would be able to pull off).... I'm more psyched about tonight's upcoming show--it will be the Foo Fighters doing a Pink Floyd cover with ROGER WATERS SITTING IN WITH THE FOO FIGHTERS!
Floyd fans--check out Fallon's show tonight and all week....

http://www.hulu.com/watch/282982/lat...-shins-breathe

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The Shocking Blue - self titled
(1969, Colossus) "and Venus was her name..."

Cool comp. Send Me a Postcard is my favorite

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Sundazed is a great label! They have re-issued some phenomenal and often obscure titles and do a great job mastering/remastering--the sound quality on their releases is generally excellent.

Yes it's great indeed. Got many fine reissues on Sundazed label.

Here is the one...

LOVE - Four Sail



Don't know the original, but this sounds Great!

[SpeakerLabFan]

The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
(1988, Chrysalis) MASTERDISK in the deadwax






The Shocking Blue

Cool comp. Send Me a Postcard is my favorite

Yes, that's a good one - that entire record is GREAT. Psychedelic rock with country, folk and raga thrown in. Love the sitar and the blues rock vocals from Mariska Veres - described in the All Music review "like a gypsy incarnation of Grace Slick". Psychedelic rock with country, folk and raga thrown in. I have the 1969 US issue, the european release was titled "At Home" on Pink Elephant. It's definitely worth pursuing if there has been a Sundazed or other reissue.

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The Shocking Blue
It's definitely worth pursuing if there has been a Sundazed or other reissue.

There's a cool reissue on Dutch label Music On Vinyl with bonus trax.
Among these bonus is Harley Davidson one of my favorites too.

[renerox]

THE CLASH - Sandinista !
[1980. CBS]



3 LP set album comes with cool cartoon inners. Good but bit over the top as there's too much reggae/dub. . Would be better as 2 LP set.

[hjames]

THE CLASH - Sandinista !
[1980. CBS]



3 LP set album comes with cool cartoon inners. Good but bit over the top as there's too much reggae/dub. . Would be better as 2 LP set.

Yeah, but it sold dirt cheap when it first came out ...
The group fought their record company to keep the 3-LP set affordable to their fans, accepting lower royalty rates so the price would be as low as a single LP.

[voice of theatr]

Hope this doesn't bore any non Pink Floyd fans out there -- but I had to post this--Roger doesn't usually do talk shows so this was a real treat for me. Here are some highlights from last night's Jimmy Fallon with Roger Waters (interview and Roger performing live with the Foo Fighters). I think even non-Pink Floyd fans will find this interesting if they check out these brief clips---great stuff!



http://www.hulu.com/watch/147302/lat...-waters-part-1

http://www.hulu.com/watch/147301/lat...-waters-part-2

http://www.hulu.com/watch/283351/lat...s-in-the-flesh