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The Troggs - Cellophane (1967) (Digipak Remaster 2003)
Cellophane, the Troggs' third British LP, was never issued in the U.S., where most of the tracks were unavailable for more than 20 years (eight of the 12 cuts did eventually show up on the Archeology collection). For that reason, it was one of the more sought-after collector's items of the late '60s, but the record itself isn't that great. The group followed a more subdued, soft rock and folk-psychedelic path than they had on their earlier recordings, which wasn't necessarily a bad idea, as the hit single "Love Is All Around" (included here) proved. But the songs just weren't that good, and the band sounded kind of half-hearted. As it's done on its reissues of all three of the Troggs' erratic U.K.-issued '60s albums, Repertoire at least does collectors a big service by adding a heap of bonus tracks from singles, some of them infrequently or even never reissued on CD; the 1970 B-sides "Give Me Something" and "You" seem to be making their CD debut here. Still, the four 1969-1970 singles here are far from their best, though the finest of them (1970's delicate "Easy Loving") does at least come close to "Love Is All Around" as one of their best florid ballads. Even rarer than those singles are the final four tracks on the disc, the 1969 Ronnie Bond solo 45 "Carolyn"/"Anything for You" and the 1969 solo Reg Presley single "Lucinda Lee"/"Wichita Lineman." Unfortunately, there's a reason few have heard those efforts -- Bond's disc mixed bad vaudeville rock on the A-side with mediocre orchestrated pop on the flip, and Presley's "Lucinda Lee" also seemed to be a stab toward the middle of the road, while his strained stab at "Wichita Lineman" was nothing less than preposterous...R.Unterberger
Reg Presley's Song "Love is all Around", Memorably Featured in the Hit Movie "Four Weddings and a Funeral", is One of the Highlights of this CD. First Released in 1967, the Album Brings Back Memories of One of the Best Loved British Pop Groups of the Swinging 60s. Presley and the Troggs Roar Through a Dozen Rocking Numbers, Including "Little Red Donkey", "Her Emotion" and "my Lady" which Demonstrates their Songwriting Skill as Well as their Ability to Play with Fire. Added Are Eight Bonus Tracks, Comprising Selected a and B Sides from 1969-70 plus Four Special Bonus Cuts featuring Both Sides of Solo Singles from Troggs Drummer Ronnie Bond and Leader Reg Presley. All of These Rare Items have Been Carefully Restored and Remastered for this Release...D. Jellinc
Codec: mp3
Bitrate: 320 kB/s
Size: 145 MB
Genre : Rock
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Tracklist:
01 Little Red Donkey 2:14
02 Too Much of a Good Thing 2:48
03 Butterflies and Bees 1:56
04 All of the Time 2:10
05 Seventeen 2:40
06 Somewhere My Girl Is Waiting 2:51
07 It's Showing 2:56
08 Her Emotion 2:30
09 When Will the Rain Come 2:41
10 My Lady 2:59
11 Come the Day 1:54
12 Love Is All Around 3:00
13 That's What You Get Girl Bonus Track / Mono Version 2:01
14 I Don't Know Why Bonus Track / Mono Version 2:52
15 Easy Loving Bonus Track / Mono Version 3:00
16 Give Me Something Bonus Track / Mono Version 3:27
17 Lover Bonus Track 2:26
18 Come Now Bonus Track 2:20
19 The Raver Bonus Track 2:48
20 You Bonus Track 2:34
21 Carolyn Bonus Track / Mono Version 2:33
22 Anything for You Bonus Track / Mono Version 2:37
23 Lucinda Lee Bonus Track / Mono Version 3:07
24 Wichita Lineman Bonus Track / Mono Version 3:05
Post je objavljen 28.11.2009. u 22:41 sati.