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yes your totally right, this is the type of album i
was thinking, and was wondering of somehting like this
existed in early surf. it seems that most surf records
at this tme were still geared towards a 'compilation
of singles'.
one interesting thing is that when most refered to
earlier bands on this topic, they were just on
compilations, no solid albums.
i thnk someone mentioned 'original surfaris-bombora'
this would be pretty close, but im if this was an
original early 60's album. or just a sundazed
collection ?
--- Brian Neal <> wrote:
> --- In , "Neal S."
> <memoryover@y...> wrote:
> >
> > in the 'first wave' were there any really produced
> > surf albums, that were more or less more 'album
> like'
> > in the repect to records in the mid 60's (
> revolver,
> > pet sounds, etc...) you know where the whole album
> was
> > kind of considered one complete thought ( sorry,
> very
> > hard to explain, you get the drift ). i almost
> want to
> > say 'concept album'.
>
> Not really surf, but easily appreciated by the Surf
> crowd is The
> Ventures In Space (1963). I think that was ahead of
> it's time and has
> a kind of concept album feel to it.
>
>
>
> BN
>
>
>
>
>
>
You are correct Neal
The Original Surfaris never released a album.
I beleive they had 4 or 5 singles, and a bunch of tunes on
Compilation albums.
If you get the Sundazed cd, the Surfari bootleg vinyl and
the Lost Legends of surf guitar vol. IV-I think.
then you have all the stuff they recorded.
Jeff(bigtikidude)
-- In , "Neal S." <memoryover@y...>
wrote:
>
> yes your totally right, this is the type of album i
> was thinking, and was wondering of somehting like this
> existed in early surf. it seems that most surf records
> at this tme were still geared towards a 'compilation
> of singles'.
>
> one interesting thing is that when most refered to
> earlier bands on this topic, they were just on
> compilations, no solid albums.
>
> i thnk someone mentioned 'original surfaris-bombora'
> this would be pretty close, but im if this was an
> original early 60's album. or just a sundazed
> collection ?
>
> --- Brian Neal <bgneal@g...> wrote:
>
> > --- In , "Neal S."
> > <memoryover@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > in the 'first wave' were there any really produced
> > > surf albums, that were more or less more 'album
> > like'
> > > in the repect to records in the mid 60's (
> > revolver,
> > > pet sounds, etc...) you know where the whole album
> > was
> > > kind of considered one complete thought ( sorry,
> > very
> > > hard to explain, you get the drift ). i almost
> > want to
> > > say 'concept album'.
> >
> > Not really surf, but easily appreciated by the Surf
> > crowd is The
> > Ventures In Space (1963). I think that was ahead of
> > it's time and has
> > a kind of concept album feel to it.
> >
> >
> >
> > BN
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
Thanks for the compliment, Brian.
It's flattering to be included with these great contemporary bands.
Rick
the Volcanos
Brian Neal wrote:
> I really don't like doing these kind of things because I like so many
> groups. But...in the modern category you really need to include some
> Satan's Pilgrims (either Creature Feature or their self-titled release
> on MuSick), Volcanos (I like Finish Line Fever a tad more than Surf
> Quake), and Bambi Molesters (this one is hard...maybe Dumb Loud Hollow
> Twang Deluxe). And then there is The Penetrators "Locked &
> Loaded"...Jon & The Nightriders...Space Cossacks...Nebulas..Surf
> Coasters..Laika & The Cosmonauts..Husky & The Sandmen..Treble
> Spankers...Treblemakers..Bomboras....ughh..you see how this goes
> downhill fast? And I am sure I am forgetting many others. :)
>
> I was just listening to the Volcanos today. Wow...holy crap...I am not
> understating things by saying I would not be who I am today if it
> wasn't for this band. Okay, maybe a little, but dang...they rule! If
> you are ever feeling a bit down, just listen to Finish Line Fever...it
> will recalibrate you in no time.
>
> BN
>
> PS And I know it sounds like I'm kissing ass since there are members
> from some of the above groups on this very list...but hey, they joined
> of their own volition! And I pinch myself every night...
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I know what he means Rick. I got started with the Zombie Surfers,Three
D Invisable combo. Good chance I wouldn't be worshipping the reverb
without that influence Miller
Oh yea see you on the 29th.
--- In , Rick Mills <creepyrick@c...> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the compliment, Brian.
> It's flattering to be included with these great contemporary bands.
>
> Rick
> the Volcanos
>
> Brian Neal wrote:
>
> > I really don't like doing these kind of things because I like so many
> > groups. But...in the modern category you really need to include some
> > Satan's Pilgrims (either Creature Feature or their self-titled release
> > on MuSick), Volcanos (I like Finish Line Fever a tad more than Surf
> > Quake), and Bambi Molesters (this one is hard...maybe Dumb Loud Hollow
> > Twang Deluxe). And then there is The Penetrators "Locked &
> > Loaded"...Jon & The Nightriders...Space Cossacks...Nebulas..Surf
> > Coasters..Laika & The Cosmonauts..Husky & The Sandmen..Treble
> > Spankers...Treblemakers..Bomboras....ughh..you see how this goes
> > downhill fast? And I am sure I am forgetting many others. :)
> >
> > I was just listening to the Volcanos today. Wow...holy crap...I am not
> > understating things by saying I would not be who I am today if it
> > wasn't for this band. Okay, maybe a little, but dang...they rule! If
> > you are ever feeling a bit down, just listen to Finish Line Fever...it
> > will recalibrate you in no time.
> >
> > BN
> >
> > PS And I know it sounds like I'm kissing ass since there are members
> > from some of the above groups on this very list...but hey, they joined
> > of their own volition! And I pinch myself every night...
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
