Various – Everything You Always Wanted To Know About´60’s Expansive Punkadelic Garage Rock Instrumentals Album Compilation
Label: Arf! Arf!
Country: US
Released: 1993
Genre: Rock
Style: Surf, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Instrumental
Tracklist
1 –The Shades Ballot Bachs 00:00
2 –Pinocchio & His Puppets Fusion 02:36
3 –Question Mark Hang In 05:04
4 –Unbelievable Uglies Research Into The Soul Of Psychedelic Sound 07:49
5 –Oxford Circle Mind Destruction 11:10
6 –The American Dream Tioga 16:25
7 –Powers Of Blue You Blow My Mind 18:44
8 –Spellbinders Spellbound 21:31
9 –Front Office Wow 24:02
10 –Hal Blaine Love In (December) 26:17
11 –Cucumber Under 28:38
12 –Captain Groovy & His Bubblegum Army Bubblegum March (Or Blowing Bubbles Through Rose Colored Glasses) 32:57
13 –The Executioners I Want The Rain 35:20
14 –Dantes 80-96 37:25
15 –Vaqueros 69 40:46
16 –The Sounds Like Us The Other Side Of A Record 43:10
17 –The Ceyleib People Ceyladd Beyta 47:37
18 –Sagittarius Pisces 50:00
19 –The Collectors The Beginning 52:51
20 –The Beautiful Daze City Jungle Part 2 57:46
21 –The Mussies 12 O´Clock, July 01:01:09
22 –The Arrows Make Love, Not War 01:04:50
23 –The Endd This Is Really The Zoo Plus Two 01:06:30
24 –101 Strings Flameout 01:04:43
25 –101 Strings Barrier X-69 01:10:33
26 –101 Strings A Disappointing Love Affair With A Desensitized Robot 01:12:47
27 –The Calico Wall Beep (Excerpt) 01:15:14
Manufactured By – U.S. Optical Disc
Illustration – Dean Rohrer
Producer – Erik Lindgren
Standard jewel case with an 8-page booklet of annotated liner notes.
All music transferred from mint condition copies of the original records through a Troisi stereo parametric equalizer
onto Panasonic 3700 digital audio recorder. No noise reduction or digital cleaning was used in this process.
T24-T26 credited to “Astro Sounds from Beyond the Year 2000” in booklet and back cover (back cover omits “Beyond”), which
is actually the name of the 101 Strings album the tracks came from.
Typos: Title misspelled “Everthing” on front cover; correct on spine. T6 credited to “The Americal Dream” on back cover; correct in booklet..
