0:00 crawling back to me 2:16 It’s Not Me 6:05 She Ain’t What Love Is For 9:05 From Above 11:56 (You’re A) Dirty Liar 15:02 Me Needing You 17:33 It Came To Me 20:17 Losing Myself 22:43 Come and Gone 25:45 Forever Alone 28:44 Keep On Trying 31:45 Won’t Need Yours
Yes, but the TTH themselves thought the production was way too clean, and wimpifying. For tastes of what they more wanted it to sound like, go to the two live in Springfield albums, the five early lo-fi tracks (llke "Hey Tiger") on the Hide Tide CD collection, and the amazing live recording recently discovered of them at Music Machine circa 1984. Also, what they've posted here is a mix of their debut album, and the 1986 E.P. The "Now" Sounds of the Tell-Tale Hearts. That EP, an early effort by genuis Mark Neill, the Hearts had no problem with.
love this haven't heard for years my band, the brood, worshipped them and the lyres.dug the morlocks and the miracle workers too. except for us and the lyres, all west coast.
Back in the late '80s, this album got plenty of spins on my radio show "The Underground Sound". WTGP was Thiel College's radio station. Memories of letting this album play while smoking a joint just outside the side door of the station.
The local record store had all kinds of cool garage/psychedelic revival records. I remember this one from the mid 80s. How bout The Things and The Vipers?? I remember their albums, as well.
Míticos,grandes,excelentes,enormes.Este proyecto de Mike Stax fue legendario.Lastima que se quedasen en un solo álbum.Supe de ellos en el año 1987,cuando la pandilla de chicos y chicas que estábamos en un lugar de sierra,íbamos por la noche a un prado cerca de la rivera de un río a hacer hogueras y a beber cerveza,comer pan,sardinas y panceta(como el bacon) y a fumar joints.Good times ago.
they probably copied the Q and the Outsiders , from 45 r.p.m. discs sold ( by me?) on Ebay early 21th centurry. It was big business then..... freak beat nonsense for 330 dollars or more a disc. Luv from Amsterdam ! ( From Above is from another city The Hague).
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0:00 crawling back to me
2:16 It’s Not Me
6:05 She Ain’t What Love Is For
9:05 From Above
11:56 (You’re A) Dirty Liar
15:02 Me Needing You
17:33 It Came To Me
20:17 Losing Myself
22:43 Come and Gone
25:45 Forever Alone
28:44 Keep On Trying
31:45 Won’t Need Yours
this is one of the top ten albums of the garage punk revival
👍
Maybe top 5..
Enjoy the creeps, Inside out..
@@pabloimireia Stop, Lisergic emanations.
Yes, but the TTH themselves thought the production was way too clean, and wimpifying. For tastes of what they more wanted it to sound like, go to the two live in Springfield albums, the five early lo-fi tracks (llke "Hey Tiger") on the Hide Tide CD collection, and the amazing live recording recently discovered of them at Music Machine circa 1984. Also, what they've posted here is a mix of their debut album, and the 1986 E.P. The "Now" Sounds of the Tell-Tale Hearts. That EP, an early effort by genuis Mark Neill, the Hearts had no problem with.
all black and hairy- blue train station
Saw ‘em at The Farm SF 1986, was like a time tunnel back to 1966.
love this haven't heard for years my band, the brood, worshipped them and the lyres.dug the morlocks and
the miracle workers too. except for us and the lyres, all west coast.
Buzzkill 13 The golden age of modern garage. Not nearly as good now.
Love The Brood!! The all woman band ,yes ?
Long live The Brood!
Hello, from Skyclad Records!! dbh
Yes The Lyres was from Boston.Tell-Tale Hearts and Morlocks from San Diego.Miracle Workers I don't Remember exactaly,but,yes,they was from west coast.
Back in the late '80s, this album got plenty of spins on my radio show "The Underground Sound". WTGP was Thiel College's radio station. Memories of letting this album play while smoking a joint just outside the side door of the station.
So good.Alright.
The local record store had all kinds of cool garage/psychedelic revival records. I remember this one from the mid 80s. How bout The Things and The Vipers?? I remember their albums, as well.
@@Charles-tu3oq
Yeah! The Vipers’ “Outta The Nest” is a tough album. The Cynics’ “Blue Train Station” got plenty of spins on the show.
Every instrument sounds so perfect on this album. Waw!
The glue that held us together throughout the SD scenes! If u know what I mean. Classic, faithful, true.
Their live shows were so great.
Back here after 3 years for more !!!!! 😆😆😆😆😆☯️💟🎸☮️☮️🎸🎸😍🎧🎶🎧🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸☮️
Míticos,grandes,excelentes,enormes.Este proyecto de Mike Stax fue legendario.Lastima que se quedasen en un solo álbum.Supe de ellos en el año 1987,cuando la pandilla de chicos y chicas que estábamos en un lugar de sierra,íbamos por la noche a un prado cerca de la rivera de un río a hacer hogueras y a beber cerveza,comer pan,sardinas y panceta(como el bacon) y a fumar joints.Good times ago.
La penúltima canción es oro,la habrían firmado los mismísimos Byrds.
Si es que no es de los Byrds directamente.
La primera de la cara B es herencia de The Seeds
Hey thanks so much for posting this
Haven't heard this in ages
Cool Stuff ! Thanks for sharing !
TOP album des TTHt's pour sure .......... ex Crawdaddy puis Barons et Hoods et enfin Loons ........... sacré Mike Stax ......
...sigue tan fresco como siempre
🍺👍
Fabuloso
masterpiece.
👍👍👍👍👍
Where were the early Animals when we needed them?
The devil lives here, hehehehe !!:)
they probably copied the Q and the Outsiders , from 45 r.p.m. discs sold ( by me?) on Ebay early 21th centurry. It was big business then..... freak beat nonsense for 330 dollars or more a disc. Luv from Amsterdam ! ( From Above is from another city The Hague).
This is an album from the mid-80's, long before ebay...