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The Maharajas: Floor Killers (LP)

(Chaputa) 14 tracks, folding cover

14 Moody Garage gems from the Moody Vault

Moody Sixties Garage is arguably one of the greatest sounds rock'n'roll has ever produced. But what exactly is it? Back in the sixties, of course, there were no subgenres and so on.... it was all rock'n'roll, or teenbeat, or whatever. But every band needed a ballad. Some kind of last dance song was always needed that also gave the opportunity to show how sensitive and sweet and interesting the guys in the band were.
The garage ballad is quite a long way from the so-called teenage ballads of the early sixties - and even further from the awful power ballad that came with the seventies. It is also a long way from the soul ballad. It is the culmination of the combination of rock'n'roll/beat music and minor chords in slow tempos.
Most US garage bands took the Zombies as their model for this sound. But while the Zombies excelled at jazzy chords, clever progressions and damn complicated arrangements, the teen bands that tried to emulate this kind of song stuck to 3-4 basic chords and simple arrangements, creating what we now call Moody Garage - or Moody Punk Ballads. The tempo is slow to medium and the basic key is always minor.
The Moody Garage sound from the sixties also stood the test of time, as the music began to evolve into more psychedelic realms... the mournful wail of emotional pain, despair, loss and the realisation that one day we will all die.
The collection you now hold in your hands is dedicated to the atmospheric garage sound of the years 65-66, which I'm sure we all love to bits.

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Interpret: The Maharajas
Album titlle: Floor Killers (LP)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
Label Chaputa
EAN: 2500006104132
weight in Kg 0.3

Maharajas, The - Floor Killers (LP) LP 1
01	You Said Goodbye	The Maharajas
02	Tell Me	The Maharajas
03	How Can I Go On?	The Maharajas
04	Open My Eyes	The Maharajas
05	What We Had	The Maharajas
06	You've Gone Your Way	The Maharajas
07	Goodbye Sunshine	The Maharajas
08	(Take A) Look at Yourself	The Maharajas
09	The Summer Nights (Will Come)	The Maharajas
10	Too Late To Repent	The Maharajas
11	What More Can I Do?	The Maharajas
12	Just Let Him Go	The Maharajas
13	Hang Out	The Maharajas
14	Dead	The Maharajas

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From: maximilian On: 14 May 2022

Trifft perfekt den frühen Psychedelic Sound vieler untergegangener Garage und Psych Bands vor den Jahren 67/68 , bevor die großen 4 (Dead, Janis , Airplane und die Doors) diese musik
massentauglich machten. Tolle Band

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