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1.Aruna's Dilemma by: Doug Cuomo July 01, 2008
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2.Forever Changing: the Golden Age of Elektra 1963-1973/Limited Edition/+Book by: Various Artists October 30, 2006
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Showcasing the heyday of Elektra Records as the cutting edge label that defined the changing music scene of the 60's from Folk (Judy Collins, Phil Ochs) through the folk-rock boom (Paul Butterfield, Tim Buckley) , via psychedelia (Incredible String Band, Clear Light), west coast rock (The Doors, Love) to the singer-songwriter era (Bread, Carly Simon), the pre-punk snarl of the Stooges and the MC5 up to the advent of glam (Queen, Jobriath). This special limited edition version is housed in a sturdy 12 Inch box that includes a lavishly illustrated 96-page hardback book to accompany the discs, four fine art prints of classic Elektra sleeves, a set of artist postcards, scrapbook-style facsimile memorabilia, two metal Elektra-logo badges plus an ... Read More:

3.Forever Changing: the Golden Age of Elektra 1963-1973 by: Various Artists November 13, 2006
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Elektra issued a mighty lot of music without exactly being in the big league,remaining independent till they sold to WEA in the 80s and signed Simply Red and Virginia Astley. They actually began about 10 years earlier issuing 78s and folk music before folk music wasn't cool but by the time of the Urban Folk revival in the States they had a backlog of important artists like Judy Collins. In 1964 they signed up on a one single option a group called the Beefeaters who in less than a year became the Byrds.Member Jim McGuinn had previously played on Judy Collins' version of Turn Turn Turn And psychedelic music-which happenned through the Beatles' Rubber Soul-was the reason the label entered into a new phase with Love,the Doors,Earth ... Read More:

4.Embrace [IMPORT] by: Clara Ponty June 08, 1999
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Elektra issued a mighty lot of music without exactly being in the big league,remaining independent till they sold to WEA in the 80s and signed Simply Red and Virginia Astley. They actually began about 10 years earlier issuing 78s and folk music before folk music wasn't cool but by the time of the Urban Folk revival in the States they had a backlog of important artists like Judy Collins. In 1964 they signed up on a one single option a group called the Beefeaters who in less than a year became the Byrds.Member Jim McGuinn had previously played on Judy Collins' version of Turn Turn Turn And psychedelic music-which happenned through the Beatles' Rubber Soul-was the reason the label entered into a new phase with Love,the Doors,Earth ... Read More:

5.Pattern People: The Pye Anthology by: The Bystanders September 03, 2002
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For many years all I knew of this band was a very scratchy old 45 I had a '(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself' which I adored and when I saw there was a whole CD of their all of their material available it was a must-have. This CD comprises of all of their singles (even the rare pre-Pye one) plus songs recorded for an album that was never released. Although 'Hurt Yourself' is still my favourite track on this album, there's not a single bad track on this CD. It's interesting to hear them attempting the styling of other 60's bands, presumably in an attempt to reach the charts (only their superb '98.6' made it). During the course of this album they manage to sound like the Hollies, the Beach Boys, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ... Read More:

6.Definitive Collection by: Man June 11, 2002
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For many years all I knew of this band was a very scratchy old 45 I had a '(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself' which I adored and when I saw there was a whole CD of their all of their material available it was a must-have. This CD comprises of all of their singles (even the rare pre-Pye one) plus songs recorded for an album that was never released. Although 'Hurt Yourself' is still my favourite track on this album, there's not a single bad track on this CD. It's interesting to hear them attempting the styling of other 60's bands, presumably in an attempt to reach the charts (only their superb '98.6' made it). During the course of this album they manage to sound like the Hollies, the Beach Boys, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ... Read More:

7.Birth of Man by: Bystanders January 01, 1990
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For many years all I knew of this band was a very scratchy old 45 I had a '(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself' which I adored and when I saw there was a whole CD of their all of their material available it was a must-have. This CD comprises of all of their singles (even the rare pre-Pye one) plus songs recorded for an album that was never released. Although 'Hurt Yourself' is still my favourite track on this album, there's not a single bad track on this CD. It's interesting to hear them attempting the styling of other 60's bands, presumably in an attempt to reach the charts (only their superb '98.6' made it). During the course of this album they manage to sound like the Hollies, the Beach Boys, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ... Read More:

8.Birth of Man [VINYL] by: Bystanders January 01, 1990
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For many years all I knew of this band was a very scratchy old 45 I had a '(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself' which I adored and when I saw there was a whole CD of their all of their material available it was a must-have. This CD comprises of all of their singles (even the rare pre-Pye one) plus songs recorded for an album that was never released. Although 'Hurt Yourself' is still my favourite track on this album, there's not a single bad track on this CD. It's interesting to hear them attempting the styling of other 60's bands, presumably in an attempt to reach the charts (only their superb '98.6' made it). During the course of this album they manage to sound like the Hollies, the Beach Boys, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ... Read More:

9.The Definitive Collection by: Man August 24, 1998
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For many years all I knew of this band was a very scratchy old 45 I had a '(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself' which I adored and when I saw there was a whole CD of their all of their material available it was a must-have. This CD comprises of all of their singles (even the rare pre-Pye one) plus songs recorded for an album that was never released. Although 'Hurt Yourself' is still my favourite track on this album, there's not a single bad track on this CD. It's interesting to hear them attempting the styling of other 60's bands, presumably in an attempt to reach the charts (only their superb '98.6' made it). During the course of this album they manage to sound like the Hollies, the Beach Boys, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ... Read More:

10.Dawn of Man by: Man July 07, 1997
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For many years all I knew of this band was a very scratchy old 45 I had a '(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself' which I adored and when I saw there was a whole CD of their all of their material available it was a must-have. This CD comprises of all of their singles (even the rare pre-Pye one) plus songs recorded for an album that was never released. Although 'Hurt Yourself' is still my favourite track on this album, there's not a single bad track on this CD. It's interesting to hear them attempting the styling of other 60's bands, presumably in an attempt to reach the charts (only their superb '98.6' made it). During the course of this album they manage to sound like the Hollies, the Beach Boys, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ... Read More:

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