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פופ פסיכדלי מתוזמר
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2tzw4ZFV5Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu6H5ZVtMxY&feature=endscreen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqLJEZNCi3E
פצצה יצא ב CD כפול
הנה התאור
COLOURS – Voluptuous Doom. Frantic Records 3333. Issued in 2009. NEW 2-CD SET. Includes their previously unissued 1968 Soul City album with bonus live tracks on disc 1. Disc 2 includes recordings by their later 1969 incarnation as Christian. Comes a with 12-page informative/photo insert booklet. TRACKS, Colours, Disc 1: Picture Windows, Dreams, Voluptuous Doom, Thoughts Of Love, Who’s Been Sleeping, Memories, Ferdinand Smash-Me-Toe, Candy Coloured Lover, Communicate, Are You Free, Candy Coloured Lover (instrumental), Wood For Sale (live), Candy Coloured Lover (live), Wood For Sale (instrumental), and Alan Lau Introduction. Christian, Disc 2: Mary The Wither, Charlie And Fred, Don’t Worry, Are You Free, American ’69, Good Vs. Evil, Hope That You Survive, Stand Naked, Another Day, and With A Little Help From My Friends. DESCRIPTION: For fans of over-orchestrated Anglophilic pop-psych, it doesn't get much better than this. Hailing from Chico, California - and not to be confused with the Los Angeles based group of the same name on Dot Records - Colours sprang from the loins of 60s punk legends the Boy Blues (not Little Boy Blues from Chicago) in 1967 and crafted an album's worth of quirky, baroque-infused material, laden with luscious harmonies, tantalizing textures and an intriguing lyrical bent. The band journeyed to LA in 1968 and recorded for Johnny Rivers' Soul City label, produced by Armin Steiner with arrangements by Marty Paich (Andy Williams/Dinah Shore/Mel Torme). Comparisons to the Bee Gees' Odessa, Love's Forever Changes, or the Beach Boys' Smile only partly describe the rich sonic tapestry Colours wove. But cruelly, the album was never released, and the band broke up shortly afterward. Now with Voluptuous Doom, we can revel in the full glory of Colours. Boasting superb sound, bonus live tracks recorded at SF's famed Matrix, and lengthy liner notes by expert Alec Palao, it's a stupendous package. But wait - in customary Frantic Records style, you also get a full second disc of 1969 material by successor band Christian, stripped down but equally tuneful. And while your listening to this package you can hip yourself to the band/recording history that fills out the insert booklet.
אז הנה במיוחד למי שמת על ה LEFT BANK
פופ פסיכדלי מתוזמר
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2tzw4ZFV5Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu6H5ZVtMxY&feature=endscreen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqLJEZNCi3E
פצצה יצא ב CD כפול
הנה התאור
COLOURS – Voluptuous Doom. Frantic Records 3333. Issued in 2009. NEW 2-CD SET. Includes their previously unissued 1968 Soul City album with bonus live tracks on disc 1. Disc 2 includes recordings by their later 1969 incarnation as Christian. Comes a with 12-page informative/photo insert booklet. TRACKS, Colours, Disc 1: Picture Windows, Dreams, Voluptuous Doom, Thoughts Of Love, Who’s Been Sleeping, Memories, Ferdinand Smash-Me-Toe, Candy Coloured Lover, Communicate, Are You Free, Candy Coloured Lover (instrumental), Wood For Sale (live), Candy Coloured Lover (live), Wood For Sale (instrumental), and Alan Lau Introduction. Christian, Disc 2: Mary The Wither, Charlie And Fred, Don’t Worry, Are You Free, American ’69, Good Vs. Evil, Hope That You Survive, Stand Naked, Another Day, and With A Little Help From My Friends. DESCRIPTION: For fans of over-orchestrated Anglophilic pop-psych, it doesn't get much better than this. Hailing from Chico, California - and not to be confused with the Los Angeles based group of the same name on Dot Records - Colours sprang from the loins of 60s punk legends the Boy Blues (not Little Boy Blues from Chicago) in 1967 and crafted an album's worth of quirky, baroque-infused material, laden with luscious harmonies, tantalizing textures and an intriguing lyrical bent. The band journeyed to LA in 1968 and recorded for Johnny Rivers' Soul City label, produced by Armin Steiner with arrangements by Marty Paich (Andy Williams/Dinah Shore/Mel Torme). Comparisons to the Bee Gees' Odessa, Love's Forever Changes, or the Beach Boys' Smile only partly describe the rich sonic tapestry Colours wove. But cruelly, the album was never released, and the band broke up shortly afterward. Now with Voluptuous Doom, we can revel in the full glory of Colours. Boasting superb sound, bonus live tracks recorded at SF's famed Matrix, and lengthy liner notes by expert Alec Palao, it's a stupendous package. But wait - in customary Frantic Records style, you also get a full second disc of 1969 material by successor band Christian, stripped down but equally tuneful. And while your listening to this package you can hip yourself to the band/recording history that fills out the insert booklet.
