troggy
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Right, the guy I bought it from said he'd had two previous copies w/ the picture sleeve.
Surprise, surprise - idle chatter about TBM
- Thread starter Mr.Segment
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Never heard that before....
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Maybe one of those "Fradulent" groups from modern times created to make it seem as if they were really from back in the day?
pfft
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Don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, but I dug out my copy of Bury My Body vol.1, and lo and behold, there it is! The scan shows it's a 'no label' release, with the catalogue no. BP-180.
massb
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Looks like a Bud Pressner affiliated release, his code was BP. Guy who had the Staff label, and recording studio in Gary, Indiana.
axel
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I doubt that any modern group trying ever succeeded in sounding like this.
mr. splendid
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Well apart from MTM's bands my pals the No-Counts came pretty close
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_pVJlRCTL0
axel
Tennalaga Class
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It`s good (in fact it's great!), but it ain`t '66. Listen to that and then compare it to Sir Kenneth and his bunch. It also has to do with how all instruments blend. It's more organic.
MTM's bands?
Laurent Bigot
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Thanks, Axel! We weren't too concerned with authenticity, but instead we focused on a pure, "live" sound.
This song was our first of two sessions at Coyote Recording Studios in Brooklyn, NY. The two brothers who ran the place knew how to get a great vintage sound with minimal mics, and more importantly, knew proper mic and instrument placement.
If you go to my Youtube page (MopTopMike) I uploaded 2 tracks by my 2nd group, the Wrong Directions. Those are crude recordings done with one mic hanging suspended from a ceiling rafter. We recorded them onto a cassette player "boombox", one of those portable things. I have a whole bunch of those, since we used to record most practice sessions.
I've also got some cool non comp (most of 'em are) garage 45s too
This song was our first of two sessions at Coyote Recording Studios in Brooklyn, NY. The two brothers who ran the place knew how to get a great vintage sound with minimal mics, and more importantly, knew proper mic and instrument placement.
If you go to my Youtube page (MopTopMike) I uploaded 2 tracks by my 2nd group, the Wrong Directions. Those are crude recordings done with one mic hanging suspended from a ceiling rafter. We recorded them onto a cassette player "boombox", one of those portable things. I have a whole bunch of those, since we used to record most practice sessions.
I've also got some cool non comp (most of 'em are) garage 45s too
greenfuzz
Orlyn Class
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I think I've seen these listed in the book - maybe under a related band name?
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Both songs are included. If you can't find it, check the index of song titles 
