The Monks - The Early Years 1964 - 1965 [Remastered and Expanded]
@ 320 kbps - Covers are included
01. Monk Time
02. Love Came Tumblin' Down
03. Boys Are Boys
04. Space Age
05. We Do Wie Du
06. I Hate You
07. Pretty Suzanne
08. Higgle-Dy - Piggle-Dy
09. Hushie Pushie
10. Oh, How To Do Now
11. Boys Are Boys [The Five Torquays]
12. There She Walks [The Five Torquays]
The Monks were five beat playing American GIs stationed in Germany who, after their discharge, decided to stay and continue their musical mission. Meeting up with a team of local managers, they transformed themselves and their sound into a holy racket like the world had never known. This five-person order literally birthed the above genres through a fuzz-drenched evolution of sound, bursting with social commentary and future primitive rhythms. Krautrock? It started here. Do we hear non-believers? We are NOT making this up. If you aren't already converted, it won't take long...
The Early Years 1964-1965 includes numerous period photographs (many unseen) and an extensive two-part essay by Canadian music journalist Kevin Howes (Jamaica - Toronto series) tell the Monks story like it has never been told. Bonus material dating back to pre-Monks Torquays and up to post Black Monk Time 7"s are also included. From "Shut Up" to "Boys Are Boys"", "Complication" to "Cuckoo," worlds will collide before your very eyes. Press play, drop the needle, zone in, and see for yourself. And while there's no need to shave your head, you'll certainly flip your wig. Come on everybody, it's Monk Time!
Mp3 @320 CBR
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Mirror:
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Artwork, JPG's - 400 dpi:
http://rapidshare.com/files/377413151/MKS.TEY.a.2.rar
Mirror:
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@ 320 kbps - Covers are included
01. Monk Time
02. Love Came Tumblin' Down
03. Boys Are Boys
04. Space Age
05. We Do Wie Du
06. I Hate You
07. Pretty Suzanne
08. Higgle-Dy - Piggle-Dy
09. Hushie Pushie
10. Oh, How To Do Now
11. Boys Are Boys [The Five Torquays]
12. There She Walks [The Five Torquays]
The Monks were five beat playing American GIs stationed in Germany who, after their discharge, decided to stay and continue their musical mission. Meeting up with a team of local managers, they transformed themselves and their sound into a holy racket like the world had never known. This five-person order literally birthed the above genres through a fuzz-drenched evolution of sound, bursting with social commentary and future primitive rhythms. Krautrock? It started here. Do we hear non-believers? We are NOT making this up. If you aren't already converted, it won't take long...
The Early Years 1964-1965 includes numerous period photographs (many unseen) and an extensive two-part essay by Canadian music journalist Kevin Howes (Jamaica - Toronto series) tell the Monks story like it has never been told. Bonus material dating back to pre-Monks Torquays and up to post Black Monk Time 7"s are also included. From "Shut Up" to "Boys Are Boys"", "Complication" to "Cuckoo," worlds will collide before your very eyes. Press play, drop the needle, zone in, and see for yourself. And while there's no need to shave your head, you'll certainly flip your wig. Come on everybody, it's Monk Time!
Mp3 @320 CBR
http://rapidshare.com/files/377261320/MKS.TEY.m.rar
Mirror:
http://hotfile.com/dl/38598514/b2a8312/MKS.TEY.m.rar.html
Artwork, JPG's - 400 dpi:
http://rapidshare.com/files/377413151/MKS.TEY.a.2.rar
Mirror:
http://hotfile.com/dl/38598191/215c4ba/MKS.TEY.a.2.rar.html
PW for all files = Toxxy
Thanx a lot to Toxxy for this great first contribution!!!
4 comments:
this is a perfect way to start my sunday, awesome post.
much gratitude from nyc!
Thankx for this cd. I've liked this band.
Excellent! Thank you for posting this. I did not know that this CD existed. I cruised over to Amazon and was able to nab a copy. Thanks!
gracias loco sos un grande!!!!!daniyo
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