The Tell-Tale Hearts
@ 320 kbps - Covers are included
A1 Crawling Back To Me
A2 That's Your Problem
A3 She's Not What Love's For
A4 From Above
A5 (You're A) Dirty Liar
A6 Me Needing You
B1 It Came To Me
B2 Come And Gone
B3 Forever Alone
B4 Keep On Trying
B5 Losing Myself
B6 Won't Need Yours
“They had never seen anything like them in San Diego," according to the liner notes of High Tide: The Tell-Tale Hearts Anthology, 1983-1986. "And what they saw began to shatter the boring, stultifying sameness of the local music scene into a million pieces. The wild-eyed singer snarled and leapt about like a monkey, all the while shaking a pair of maracas and banging on a cow bell, wine bottle, or beer can. The drummer hid behind a relic of a kit and pounded his tom-toms like they were tribal war drums. The tall, red-haired guitarist snaked about on stage, by turns stroking and stabbing at his instrument. The organ player, his hair completely covering his face, kicked at his amplifier and rolled on the ground, wrestling with a harmonica. And the long-haired bass player sneered at the crowd from behind a pair of sunglasses, looking positively wicked. There was certainly nothing on MTV which could have prepared them for this.”
http://rapidshare.com/files/444964266/The_Tell-Tale_Hearts.rar
@ 320 kbps - Covers are included
A1 Crawling Back To Me
A2 That's Your Problem
A3 She's Not What Love's For
A4 From Above
A5 (You're A) Dirty Liar
A6 Me Needing You
B1 It Came To Me
B2 Come And Gone
B3 Forever Alone
B4 Keep On Trying
B5 Losing Myself
B6 Won't Need Yours
“They had never seen anything like them in San Diego," according to the liner notes of High Tide: The Tell-Tale Hearts Anthology, 1983-1986. "And what they saw began to shatter the boring, stultifying sameness of the local music scene into a million pieces. The wild-eyed singer snarled and leapt about like a monkey, all the while shaking a pair of maracas and banging on a cow bell, wine bottle, or beer can. The drummer hid behind a relic of a kit and pounded his tom-toms like they were tribal war drums. The tall, red-haired guitarist snaked about on stage, by turns stroking and stabbing at his instrument. The organ player, his hair completely covering his face, kicked at his amplifier and rolled on the ground, wrestling with a harmonica. And the long-haired bass player sneered at the crowd from behind a pair of sunglasses, looking positively wicked. There was certainly nothing on MTV which could have prepared them for this.”
http://rapidshare.com/files/444964266/The_Tell-Tale_Hearts.rar
2 comments:
Ace! Another vynil LP I don't need to rip myself. Thanks!
Top Ten garage revival bands. Thankx for this post.
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