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Showing posts with label 13th Floor Elevators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 13th Floor Elevators. Show all posts
1.12.2011
13th Floor Elevators - The High Baptismal Flow
The High Baptismal Flow
a/k/a
How Much Is That Vinyl In The Window?
CD1
length -- 76:11
mono 45 mixes:
01) IA 107a You're Gonna Miss Me (Contact 45 session, Jan 66) 2:32
02) IA 107b Tried To Hide (Contact 45 session, Jan 66) 2:25
03) IA 111a Reverberation (45 session, Sep 66) 2:50
04) IA 111b Fire Engine (Psych Sounds session, Oct 66) 2:39
05) IA 113a Levitation (45 session, Jan 67) 2:39
06) IA 113b Before You Accuse Me (edit, 45 session, Jan 67) 2:40
07) IA 121a She Lives (45 session, Jan 67) 2:58
08) IA 121b Baby Blue (Easter session, Sep 67) 5:16
09) IA 122a Slip Inside This House (edit, Easter session, Sep 67) 4:08
10) IA 122b Splash 1 (45 demo session, Jun 66) 3:57
11) IA 126a I'm Gonna Love You Too (Contact demos, Apr 66) 2:00
12) IA 126b May The Circle Remain Unbroken (Beast session, Feb 68) 2:45
13) IA 130a Livin' On (Beast session, Feb 68) 3:28
14) IA 130b Scarlet And Gold (Bull session, Aug 68) 5:03
misc:
15) Don't Fall Down (alt with long intro) 3:20
16) Fire Engine (alt version, Epitaph LP) 3:18
SPADES - Zero 10002 - Nov/Dec 1965
17) You're Gonna Miss Me 3:21
18) We Sell Soul 3:15
backing tracks:
19) Roller Coaster (instrumental, aborted, Demos Everywhere LP) 4:20
20) You Don't Know (backing track) 2:45
21) Don't Fall Down (backing track) 3:03
22) Levitation1 (backing track) 3:15
23) Levitation2 (backing track) 4:12
tracks 1-19 ripped directly from the original
vinyl and processed from there
Track 15
includes a slight glitch at one point and doesn't feature
the false start included here.
Track 16, "Fire Engine" from the "Epitaph For A Legend" LP
take is the same, but the mix is not.
CD2
length -- 67:56
La Maison Ballrom, Houston, 8/66:
01) Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 6:02
02) Satisfaction 4:51
03) I'm Down 4:47
04) Roller Coaster 4:48
05) I Feel Good 2:07
live jam w/Conqueroo members, winter 1967:
06) She Lives 5:01
raw session tapes, 1966-68:
07) Monkey Island 3:14
08) Roller Coaster 5:03
09) Fire Engine 4:19
10) Through The Rhythm 4:06
11) Tried To Hide 2:52
12) May The Circle Remain Unbroken 2:37
13) I Don't Ever Want To Come Down (cut) 0:38
14) Living On 3:22
15) Living On 3:25
16) Tried To Hide 0:23
17) Tried To Hide 2:50
18) Reverberation 2:48
19) Tried To Hide 1:36
20) Kingdom Of Heaven 3:05
Tracks 1-6 are ripped from the original
vinyl and processed from there.
Tracks 7-20 are rough mixes, raw session tapes.
Occasional studio chatter can be heard between
tracks.
Track 9 is an alternate mix, notable for its
lack of backing vocals.
Track 13 is heard here from a tape playback,
rather than the more common acetate source.
It seems to have been truncated on purpose;
the noise at the end is a reel-to-reel tape
coming to a halt. Had the acetate not been
found, nothing more would have remained of
this song.
Track 20 is a rough mix; no alternate version
has ever surfaced.
12.20.2010
13th Floor Elevators - Live at Avalon Ballroom 2nd gen tape (1966)
Really Special! Special! This is a processed clone of a known 2nd gen soundboard recording of the famous "Avalon '66" recording. This quality BLOWS AWAY ALL that came before including the original, French label, boot. This is the definitive version. If that wasn't sick enough, we added on the speed corrected Sump'n Else TV Show tracks. These are the same recordings Sundazed botched by putting out at too fast a speed. These are slowed down to the correct pitch so Roky and crew don't sound like Alvin And The Chipmunks. You need this! It's an 80 minute slap o' sickness!
9.13.2010
13th Floor Elevators - Psychedelic Sounds Alternate Mix (1966/68)
The 13th Floor Elevators Psychedelic Sounds Alternate Mix:
From the "Psychedelic Sounds" sessions, Summit Sound Studio, Dallas, 10/66 unless noted:
1. You're Gonna Miss Me (Contact 45 sessions outtake, Andrus Studios, 01/66)
2. Roller Coaster (alternate mix)
3. Splash 1 (Houston demos 6/66)
4. Reverberation (official take)
5. Don't Fall Down (alternate mix)
6. Fire Engine (alternate mix)
7. Thru The Rhythm (alternate mix)
8. You Don't Know (alternate mix)
9. Monkey Island (alternate mix)
10. Tried To Hide (Contact 45 sessions outtake)
From the Houston Demos, Gold Star Studios, 6/66:
11. You Gotta Take That Girl
12. Before You Accuse Me
13. You Can't Hurt Me Anymore
From the "Easter Everywhere" Sessions, Walt Andrus Studios, Houston, 9/67:
14. Dust (alternate mix)
15. Splash 1 (acoustic, session uncertain)
16. Right Track Now (session uncertain)
From the "Beauty And The Beast" Sessions, IA (formerly Gold Star) Studios, Houston, 3/68:
17. Livin' On (Gold Star acetate)
18. I Don't Ever Want To Come Down (Gold Star acetate)
19. Never Another (official take)
20. Wait For My Love
21. Dear Dr. Doom (official take)
22. Fire In My Bones (session uncertain)
23. May The Circle Remain Unbroken (official take)
Total disc time: 71 minutes
6.05.2010
13th Floor Elevators - You´re gonna miss me (1966)
Ok, so perhaps you expected this one first...
but the first goes last and the best perhaps.
About the post...it speaks for itself...
nothing to add...
5.28.2010
13th Floor Elevators - Attack of the 8 tracks
Click in the pics for more info.
Also read the setlist.
A very complete archive.
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AaaRrr she´s a beauty !
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"These recordings languished in collectors circles for almost 40 years, never even played, it took the Roky cd club to free them for those who VALUE THE *THING*, the object, the music, for the first time ever, true sanity prevails on the 8-track mix of the mighty PSYCHEDELIC SOUNDS appears here (changed for cd)"...ouh yes brothers, enjoy.
AaaRrr she´s a beauty !
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"These recordings languished in collectors circles for almost 40 years, never even played, it took the Roky cd club to free them for those who VALUE THE *THING*, the object, the music, for the first time ever, true sanity prevails on the 8-track mix of the mighty PSYCHEDELIC SOUNDS appears here (changed for cd)"...ouh yes brothers, enjoy.
*******
This one goes to:
Several Anonymous guys, Jr, Its just me, Joey, Pablo, F, Mark, Dr Funkestein, Marabunta, Pep Sonic, Stupiddle, Elmer Dinkley, Henry, JBFrance, Mp, T T-Rex, Pamela, Ge (always loved your profile pics!keep them up!), Al, Romi, Matt H, Viacomclosedmedown on youtub, Roadrunner...
& to all of those who visit´n´drop comments on the Garage blog.
******
One of the guys said that I was looking for comments saying thanks and to grow my ego-soul, or bothering the visitors to cheer me or something,
the point Im trying to make here, its that if I took 20 minutes to prepare the post and another hour or 2 depending the upload sites to put the music, im just asking 1, 2 or maximum 3 minutes to drop a comment about the band/music/stuff im posting, thats all,
I wanna know if you do love Roky and the 13th, or the post of the day, if you have the stuff already, what do you want, ( for example: like JBFrance asking for other stuff too), dropping opinions, info, anything you want, thats the most interesting thing to me, reading your comments and opinion. Its not nice (believe me) posting stuff & no getting anything exchange,
your comments are my monthly & only salary-wage on the blogger-sphere!
the Bomber only wants ------> Feedback (with the audience)
Thats all folks!
Thanks for your time, much appreciated.
Hope we get the same quantity of comments in every post.
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I love sharing music with you.
Pablo
5.06.2010
12.14.2008
13th Floor Elevators: Live At The Avalon Ballroom (US, 1966)
Shure...you do remember the Kinks cover here.
They played at the Avalon ballroom four times and once at the Fillmore West. Their first album was released during their stay in California and this, plus the fact they gigged a lot at the Avalon Ballroom, led many people to believe them to be a San Francisco band. In fact, they actually put on an all-Texan show at the Avalon during their California stay with Big Brother and The Holding Company (Janis Joplin was from Austin, Texas and at one time nearly joined The 13th Floor Elevators) and the Sir Douglas Quintet. The band's time in California helped to forge important links between America's West Coast and the hitherto relatively isolated Texas psychedelic scene. The Elevators would return to California two more times in late 1967 and in 1968.
* 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS LIVE / OUT OF ORDER! *
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