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15th Jul 2021, 2:41 PM
	Break-In Master Member since Dec 2013 253 Points	Apostolic Intervention / Tell Me Have You Ever Seen Me The Idle Race / Here We Go Round The Lemon Tree The Idle Race / Imposters Of Life's Magazine The Move / Walk Upon The Water The Uglys / And The Squire Blew His Horn The Monkees / Daddy's Song Ballroom / Crazy Dreams H. P. Lovecraft / The Time Machine Kevin Ayres / The Clarietta Rag The Kinks / Phenomenal Cat Apples In Stereo / What Happened Then Walter Ghoul's Lavender Brigade / Julia Apples In Stereo / Submarine Dream Apples In Stereo / Behind The Waterfall Super Furry Animals / Alternate Route To Vulcan Street Apples In Stereo / From Outside, In Floats A Music Box Apples In Stereo / The Significance Of A Floral Print Apples In Stereo / Her Room Is A Rainy Garden (Wallpaper Reverie) Of Montreal... / October Is Eternal Simon Dupree And The Big Sound / Kites Sagittarius / Glass The Moon Park Intervention / Yesterday Holds On The Strawberry Alarm Clock / Sitting On A Star The Apolloes / Laugh In My Face A Little Bit Of Sound / The Girls Who Paint Designs Solid State / Wait And See The Earthmen / Space Mood The Storybook People / Do You Believe The Strawberry Alarm Clock / Shallow Impressions If I recall correctly, it was either this CD or the previous one where I started cross-fading occasionally. This first track reminds me a lot of The Move and The Idle Race. Speak of the devils... (See?? I TOLD you "Walk...." was gonna show up!!) I guess I didn't quite learn my lesson because here's ANOTHER short spate of those tracks that sound like they were recorded 80 years ago. This time, there's only about 5 of them so, it's not that bad. From what I understand, The Uglys weren't very well know (or known about) but, I guess they got SOMEWHERE in their career because, they made it to Top Of The Pops, or some other music show in the late `60's. Sadly, there's only 3 tracks on the album that I'd even CONSIDER to be psych. This one's not exactly psych but has the right feel. I'm not sure which version of Daddy's Song this is. I'd say it's either the original Davy version from the album or the alternate Mike version. I'm not sure I'll be using the movie version. As far as I know, The Time Machine was never on an album. The source, in this particular case, was a bit scratchy so, until I can find a clean copy, this'll have to do. I have at least two versions of Phenomenal Cat and, I suppose this is the released version. I'm pretty sure there's an alternate version and an instrumental version which, I'm pretty sure, was faked because, even though there's no vocals, you can still hear them in the background like, whoever made the recording on this CD didn't turn the vocal track down all the way or, maybe the tape has some bleed over. Next, there's a small section of `90's "psych". This is another section I'm not very proud of, mostly because I forced a few of the Apples In Stereo tracks. As they were all pretty much the same thing and I just wanted to use them up so I wouldn't have to deal with them anymore, I strung them all together to sound like they were all one track. In total, as none of the individual tracks last more than a few seconds, I don't think al 3 together even last a full minute. I think the next one is from a "psych" band from the 21st century! At the end, I used a really nice crossfade between this track and the next one, and then, I followed the last one with a very nicely done track that SOUNDS like it might've been done in the `90's!! Edited by Break-In Master on 17th Jul 2021, 10:36 PM