esfera04
Stephan Hacker- Cologne, Germany, Rhine Area
- Joined on March 18, 2006
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I think it´s a counterfeit, the quality of the pressing isn´t very fine. And "Reprise Records" isn´t mentioned on the labels.
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This "Club-Selektion" EP is from 1977, 33 1/3 r.p.m. There are a few other Polydor-EPs in this format.
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This record in from 1972, not from 1977. It´s still released by Kinney Music. From 1973 on Atlantic was distributed by WEA. And there´s no label code and there´s the old label design.
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I still believe that this song was recorded by The Smoke.
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Die Katalognummer ist etwas rätselhaft, da sie von der damals üblichen siebenstelligen Phonogram-Zählung abweicht. Ich kenne keine andere deutsche Island-LP der Jahre 1969/70, die solch eine Nummer hat.
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Great compilation and an early use of the words "New Wave" (instead of "Punk").
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Great soundtrack for an unseen movie. Perhaps the best New Wave sampler ever. The compilation "New Wave" (Philips 6300 278, 1977) is also a must!
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The single "Pretty Maid" ist a song by another Jack White, namely Horst Nußbaum. The song was a smash hit in West-Germany, with german lyrics ("Schöne Maid"), performed by Tony Marshall aka Herman Anton Bloeth. I always hated that kind of music.
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1968`? There is an advertisement for a "Beat ´69" album.....
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It wasn´t Dennis Olivieri, who co-wrote "J´attendrai". That was Dino Olivieri, who died in 1963.
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I find this record somewhat curious. On the label it says "Made In Germany", which usually meant West Germany. But the stated rights collecting society AWA was located in the German Democratic Republic. Perhaps this record was made for export to the...
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This album is not an US version but a german pressing by EMI-Electrola.
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This album is an unofficial release with an etched, not stamped matrix number.
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Thank you. Same track, different credits: Jimmy Cliff: Stornton / Walker, Wynder K. Frog: Weaver / Miller.
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Contains 8 of 10 tracks from "The Young Rascals" (Atlantic SD 8123, 1966) and 8 of 12 tracks from "Collection" (Atlantic SD 8134, 1967)
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There´s no version of "Inside Looking Out" by the Manuals. The third track of side two is "A Groovy Kind Of Love", originally performed by The Mindbenders.
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My italian pressing, bought in 1980, hasn´t a textured sleeve.
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Nice that this album has been re-released. In my oprion this is an album played by the instrumental section of the C.C.S. band (1970-1974).
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I don´t think that this is an official release, using the EMI-Electrola Odeon labels of ca. 1972.
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From my point of view 1996/1997 were the best years of Drum´n´Bass.
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Right: Untouchable, especially in 1996/1997. Not followed by anything equal in terms of innovation.
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As the album does not include any credits, I always asked myself who played on that record. Now I found something on garagehangover.com: In 1967 Jimmy Cliff toured with a band called The Shakedown Sound: Jimmy Cliff (lead vocals), Kevin Gammond (lead...
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Marked in France by Barclay, in Germany by Metronome Musik GmbH,
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These are no live recordings, the mini-CD is just a compilation containing 2 remixes.
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All tracks taken from the album "Die Mensch-Maschine", EMI-Electrola Kling Klang 1C058-32843 (1978), except for "Trans Europa Express" from the album "Trans Europa Express", EMI-Electrola Kling Klang 1C064-82 306 (1977). My copy of this EP isn´t red,...
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Don´t expect tracks like "Mademoiselle Ninette" or "Annabella", written by Herbert Hildebrandt-Winhauer, who was also the writer of The Rattles´ "The Witch". This album is a bit closer to african sounds. It´s not available on CD and has never been...
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My copy has the matrix numbers: Side A: R103145 3 C, Side B: STC 681330...2 S / R 103415 2 S. Yellow Atco labels: Side A: R103145A - SD 33-250, (ST-C-681329), Side B: R103145B - SD 33-250, (ST-C-681330). No RCA Music Service Edition, Weight: 101 g....
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I agree, many tracks are written by Syd. But the sleeve shows Gilmour instead of him. 70% of these tracks were formerly released on singles.
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I found out that 3 CDs of my copy have reversed labels. Not so nice....
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Time Race 1 = Wring that Neck (Deep Purple), Let Me Shoot You = Let Me Love You (The Jeff Beck Group). Uncredited musicians, often thought these were Deep Purple members. I think this was a pre-Electric Food (who also released on Europa in 1970/71)...
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Both sides of the record were covered: Hole In My Shoe as a parody by NeiL (Planner), Smiling Phases by Blood, Sweat & Tears.
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This CD version is a collection of the complete 10 Fontana singles with their A & B sides plus 2 bonus tracks.
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My 45 states "Shanghai Noodle Factory" as the B-side. In fact it´s "Pearly Queen". Is it a mispress or a general mistake?
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One of several RSD 2018 releases by 1960s Records. Nice artwork in an old Decca-like style.The A side sounds much clearer than the B side.
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On my copy "I'm Confused' is credited to The New Yardbirds, which is wrong. It's the Jake Holmes track from his 1967 album on Tower Records. A Yardbirds live version was released in 1971 (Live Yardbirds feat. Jimmy Page - Anderson Theatre, Epic).
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This was just compilation of Manfred Mann´s Fontana Singles: TF 757 (267640 TF) ´Semi-Detached Suburban Mr. James´ [B1, w/o B-Side ´Morning After The Party´], TF 730 (267610 TF, w/o A-Side ´Just Like A Woman´) [B2] and the complete singles TF 812...
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