I have an incredible surreal feeling. Real Tommy Hall showed up on FB group to like my comment that Led Zeppelin sucks. To quote my friend: "I thought he was dead".
December 3, 1964
Walter De Maria's Bond Street loft, New York City, New York
John Cale - Tony Conrad - Walter De Maria - Lou Reed - Jimmie Sims
Won't You Smile (1st take)
The Ostrich (1st take)
The Ostrich (2nd take)
Won't You Smile (2nd take)
Johnny Won't Surf Anymore
Teardrops In The Sand
Sad...
Yes, there's also instrumental piece recorded by Cale at same session as Heroin which somewhat reminds of All Tomorrow's Parties.
Should had been on second CD along with 30 minute Primitives rehearsal tape. That stuff continues to be guarded like NATO secret for some reason.
Thanks! I noticed that singles sides are reversed - the book favored listing first B- side "punk" side and then hit one. Now it's reverted back to original placement.
His Bang era from 1966-1967 is prime stuff! Andrew Sandoval made me a fan of his early stuff. He went MOR soon after
https://www.discogs.com/release/13958872-Neil-Diamond-The-Bang-Years-1966-1968
I've recieved reply from Massimo, i hope he doesn't mind me sharing this:
"Please let me clear this. The tape we've used were those provided by Mark Taylor who had the best (almost mint - as far as I've been told way back in 2001) copies of the actual Dovers singles. That is the in 90% of the...
This is what Alec just told me as well. You can seek out this set to hear their second single from master:
https://www.discogs.com/release/10670522-Various-Transparent-Days-West-Coast-Nuggets
https://www.mistylaneshop.com/pagina-prodotto/the-dovers-we-re-not-just-anybody-remaster-2025-edition?fbclid=IwY2xjawFJQnNleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHSx_SRDBdi9AojY7Z4MbZbm7sWvkbPF-COEBbzpLO3E0VjRz3hRXc43X1w_aem_aZEAUOCAfxQZYbZMrv9uBg
Original tapes? Maybe more like needledrops? As i far as i know, the...