Tintern Abbey Beeside - The Anthology (2-LP, farbiges Vinyl, Ltd.)

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Tintern Abbey: Beeside - The Anthology (2-LP, farbiges Vinyl, Ltd.)

(Real Gone Music) 24 tracks, gatefold cover, colored vinyl in purple, incl. 4-page insert, limited edition to 1500 copies.

The greatest British psych find of the century! You think this is an exaggeration? Well, of the 24 tracks on this collection, the only two previously released on vinyl, Beeside and Vacuum Cleaner, are probably the rarest and most valuable single (Deram DM 164) in '60s British rock, of which an original copy (And for good reason.... the guitar solo on Vacuum Cleaner set a new standard for mod-psych feedback freakout).

In fact, that single was the only recording officially released by Tintern Abbey, and only a small handful of demos have leaked since; yet its legend still endures 55 years later. Now, after two decades of planning, research, tape transfer and sound restoration, the full story of Tintern Abbey can finally be told.

Tintern Abbey between the summer of 1967 (when they spent a month in a cottage in Cornwall rehearsing and recording their performances before hitting London) and the end of 1968. Along with the genre-defining Deram single and these demos, there are some amazing treasures to be found. Among the highlights: the planned late 1967 45 follow-up Snowman (a confusing melange of gloomy mellotron, disembodied voices, and voices and tapes running backwards, abandoned when original guitarist Don Smith left the group); the Arabic-sounding My Prayer and the SF Sorrow-anticipating Let The Wind Blow, as well as late 1968 creations like Raspberry Ripple, Life Goes By, and My House, suggesting that Tintern Abbey remained a vital, living entity even at the point of their Tintern Abbey collapse.

Article properties: Tintern Abbey: Beeside - The Anthology (2-LP, farbiges Vinyl, Ltd.)

Interpret: Tintern Abbey
Album titlle: Beeside - The Anthology (2-LP, farbiges Vinyl, Ltd.)
Label REAL GONE
Genre Rock
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0848064014157
weight in Kg 0.51

Tintern Abbey - Beeside - The Anthology (2-LP, farbiges Vinyl, Ltd.) LP 1
01	Beeside	Tintern Abbey
02	Vacuum cleaner	Tintern Abbey
03	Tanya	Tintern Abbey
04	Bodmin blow	Tintern Abbey
05	My prayer (early version)	Tintern Abbey
06	Let the wind blow	Tintern Abbey
07	Stickleback	Tintern Abbey
08	Busy bee	Tintern Abbey
09	Do what you must	Tintern Abbey
10	Hookah	Tintern Abbey
11	Nightfall	Tintern Abbey
12	Mrs daisy (polydor version)	Tintern Abbey
13	Blue pants	Tintern Abbey

Tintern Abbey - Beeside - The Anthology (2-LP, farbiges Vinyl, Ltd.) LP 2
01	People can't see (acetate version)	Tintern Abbey
02	How do i feel today? (decca acetate version)	Tintern Abbey
03	Magic horsemen	Tintern Abbey
04	My zoo	Tintern Abbey
05	My house	Tintern Abbey
06	Life goes by	Tintern Abbey
07	Reaching for nothing	Tintern Abbey
08	Witchcraft	Tintern Abbey
09	Something	Tintern Abbey
10	Strange dame	Tintern Abbey
11	Snowman (master 2)	Tintern Abbey