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Psychedelia At Abbey Road 1965-1969 (1998), ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED

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Posted: 07-03-2008, 01:24 (post 1, #825488)

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Артист:	Various
Альбом:	Psychedelia At Abbey Road, 1998
Издатель:	EMI
Жанр:	Psychedelia, British Invasion, Prog-Rock/ Art Rock
Формат файла:	eac-wv-cue-log-tags-scans embedded album art-iso
Ссылка:	CD 105 clicks
Нахождение:	eDonkey/Kademlia

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Great songs, excellent sound, December 8, 2002
By B. Margolis (Minneapolis, MN United States)
A really great anthology including a handful of absolute must-haves....especially the amazing "Circus With A Female Clown" by The Fingers and "We Are The Moles, Part 1" by The Moles. Great notes and sound makes this a really worthwhile package. Get it before it's deleted.....

TRACKLIST

1. Sunshine Superman - Donovan
2. My White Bicycle - Tomorrow
3. Delighted to See You [#]
4. Sunny South Kensington - Donovan
5. Circus With a Female Clown - Fingers
6. Why [#] - Tomorrow
7. King Midas in Reverse - The Hollies
8. 10,000 Years Behind My Mind
9. Monday Morning - Tales of Justine
10. Maker - The Hollies
11. Kites - Simon Dupree & The Big Sound
12. Talkin' About the Good Times - The Pretty Things
13. Walking Through My Dreams - The Pretty Things
14. (He's Our Dear Old) Weatherman - Mark Wirtz
15. 10,000 Words in a Cardboard Box - Aquarian Age
16. Carpet Man - Nocturnes
17. Barricades - The Koobas
18. We Are the Moles, Pt. 1
19. Mr. Armegeddon
20. Hey Bulldog - The Gods
21. Strange Walking Man - Mandrake Paddlesteamer
22. Golden Hair - Syd Barrett

Review by Bruce Eder
A 22-track single CD seems a bit paltry given the scope of the title -- except, of course, that the 1969 cutoff date here puts the material from Harvest (a label started late that year and containing the lion's share of EMI psychedelia) out of reach. Of course, there are no Beatles tracks and, likewise, no Pink Floyd here, but we do get cuts by the Hollies, Donovan, Tomorrow, the Fingers, Focus 3, the Tales of Justine, Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, the Pretty Things, the Aquarian Age, the Koobas, the Nocturnes, Locomotive, the Gods, Mandrake Paddle Steamer, Mark Wirtz, and Syd Barrett. Most of this stuff, apart from "Sunshine Superman," "My White Bicycle," and "King Midas in Reverse," isn't exactly routine material, and two tracks -- "Delighted to See You" by the N'Betweens and "Why" by Tomorrow -- are previously unissued. The latter, a cover of the Byrds' song, features a tour de force guitar break by future Yes member Steve Howe. Just as revelatory is "Monday Morning," a 1967 single by the largely forgotten the Tales of Justine, featuring David Daltrey, with arrangement and production by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, respectively. Everything on the album has been remastered in 24-bit digital sound, and the long version of Donovan's "Sunshine Superman" has been remixed, bringing out extraordinary detail in the percussion section, from the choppy rhythm guitars and harpsichord down to the exceptionally busy drumming. The annotation by Brian Hogg is detailed without going overboard on trivia, and the entire collection turns out to be great fun.

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