Vinyl Album - The Remains - The Remains - Epic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Remains
Title:	The Remains
Label:	Epic
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	LN 24214
Date:	1966
Format:	Mono LP
Genre:	Hard Rock, Punk
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Remains	Heart	T. Hatch	Rate
A2	The Remains	Lonely Week-End	C. Rich	Rate
A3	The Remains	Don't Look Back	B. Vera	Rate
A4	The Remains	Why Do I Cry	B. Tashian	Rate
A5	The Remains	Diddy Wah Diddy	E. McDaniel, W. Dixon	Rate
B1	The Remains	You Got A Hard Time Coming	B. Tashian, V. R. Miller, Jr.	Rate
B2	The Remains	Once Before	V. R. Miller, Jr., R. Damiani	Rate
B3	The Remains	Thank You	B. Tashian	Rate
B4	The Remains	Time Of Day	B. Tashian	Rate
B5	The Remains	Say You're Sorry	W. H. Briggs, III	Rate

Notes

Original Canadian mono press
Produced by Ted Cooper and Billy Sherrill
All tracks BMI except "Heart;" ASCAP
Matrix Numbers:
Side 1: XEM 114859
Side 2: XEM 114860
Dead-Wax (Machine Stamped):
Side 1: XEM114859-2A
Side 2: XEM114860-2C

Comments and Reviews


OrionsRecordCollection1998 22nd Aug 2019		Review A fantastic short, but sweet album where every track rocks from start to finish. Perfect for any fans of garage rock, hard rock and early punk rock/proto-punk. The only exception to this is the track Thank You, a gentle soft rock song featuring an acoustic guitar and piano. I think the tracks off of this album most people are familiar with are Don't Look Back and Why Do I Cry, thanks to the legendary compilation Nuggets. Brief synopsis aside, there is no doubt this is one of the rarest albums out there. Either an original stereo or the ultra-rare mono pressing can easily fetch up at least $100 on average, if not in the hundreds-of-dollars range. Consider yourself lucky if you somehow managed to snag a copy under $100. If you're still on the lookout for obtaining an original copy, I wish you good luck... Is it worth it? Well, if you have the money and you're willing to put down at least $100 it might. (I was lucky enough to find an original mono copy for $120, yikes! But hey, it was worth it for me. I probably wouldn't find something like that in person for who-knows-how-long.) Luckily, reissues of both the mono and stereo versions of this album do exist, so not all hope is lost you're wanting to get a (obviously) cheaper copy of it. 6 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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Linked Releases

USA - Epic - 1966 [Mono]

USA - Epic - 1966 [Stereo]

USA - Spoonfed - 1978

Australia - CBS - 1981