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The Easybeats - The Shame Just Drained (1993)

The Easybeats - The Shame Just Drained (1993)

BAND/ARTIST: The Easybeats

  • Title: The Shame Just Drained
  • Year Of Release: 1993
  • Label: Repertoire Records
  • Genre: Beat, Garage Rock, Pop Rock
  • Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
  • Total Time: 64:03
  • Total Size: 254 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Little Queenie (2:41)
2. Baby I'm A Comin' (2:02)
3. Lisa (3:14)
4. I'm On Fire (2:21)
5. Wait A Minute (2:42)
6. We'll Make It Together (2:41)
7. Peter (3:01)
8. Me And My Machine (2:27)
9. The Shame Just Drained (2:43)
10. Mr. Riley Of Higginbottom & Clive (2:30)
11. Kelly (3:16)
12. Where Old Men Go (2:32)
13. Johnny No-One (2:31)
14. Amanda Storey (2:48)
15. Station On The Third Avenue (2:57)
16. Do You Have A Soul (3rd Version) (Diffrent take from the Olympic-sessions) (3:07)
17. Where Did You Go Last Night (Instrumental) (Check The Bassline) (2:58)
18. Watch Me Burn (Demo tape from Central Sound Studio, 1968) (3:21)
19. Where Did You Go Last Night (From the 1967 Olympic Studio-sessions for the "scrapped" second UK-LP) (2:52)
20. Heaven And Hell (Censored version for the US-market, contains one changed lyric line) (2:43)
21. Happy Is The Man (Alternate take, previously unreleased) (2:41)
22. Land Of Make Believe (Rough mix, diffrent from European album mixes) (3:16)
23. Coke Jingle #1 (Issued on a Coke Promo-EP in Australia) (1:05)
24. Coke Ads #2 & 3 (Two more rare endorsements for Coke from 1966 and 1969) (2:15)

For a group that really only scored one major international hit, the Easybeats' songwriting team -- Harry Vanda and George Young -- were very busy bees indeed in the studio in the late '60s. All but one of the songs on this 15-track compilation are taken from sessions between late 1966 and late 1968 that were unreleased at the time; five come from an album that was canned at the last minute. Apparently there were about 20 more outtakes where that came from. Don't pay any mind to the ridiculous claim in the sleeve note that "had all the material been released in the sequence (and quantity) it was created, then the Easybeats' impact might have been far more notable and we might today be comparing their albums alongside Rubber Soul, Aftermath, and other rock milestones." This is cheery late-'60s pop with mild psychedelic influences, echoing the Small Faces, the Turtles, and especially the Kinks. The cheeriness, in fact, verges on childish and sickly sweet in places. It's not bad. In fact, it's occasionally pretty good; it's just not incredibly significant. By far the best track is "Mr. Riley of Higginbottom & Clive," a bit of dry class satire that compares well with Ray Davies' vignettes from the same era.


The Easybeats - The Shame Just Drained (1993)


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  • tommy554
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