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• Faelkree

  26.11.2019 at 19:15

  Joe Meek’s Discography The following are compilations derived from the recordings, productions, and songwriting credits of the legendary Joe Meeks. As one of England’s most prolific and innovative record producers, the experimental pop pioneer had the opportunity to .

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• Mitaxe

  19.11.2019 at 13:03

  Joe Meek discography and songs: Music profile for Joe Meek, born 5 April Genres: Space Age Pop, Pop, Rock & Roll. Albums include I Hear a New World, Part 1, The Alchemist of Pop: Home Made Hits & Rarities , and Songs in the Key of Z: The Curious Universe of Outsider Music.

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• Goltisar

  23.11.2019 at 00:33

  Monday, 10 October Joe Meek ‎– "The Joe Meek Collection: Intergalactic Instro's" () As we've taken a short detour down the cul-de-sac of pre-Beatles UK Rock'n'Roll, it makes sense to bring perspective back to DIY music, and the granddaddy of DIY is obviously the deranged independent producer, Joe Meek.

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• Kagacage

  19.11.2019 at 11:30

  The Joe Meek Collection: Intergalactic Instros The Joe Meek Memorial Album Various Artists. out of 5 stars 2. Audio CD. £ Remembering The Beat Of Joe Meek Various. out of 5 stars 1. Audio CD.

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• Vugis

  23.11.2019 at 17:39

  Bill Wright 19th Mar British Instrumentals trio ‘’The Saints’’ released two excellent instros 45’s during on Pye. While both of their 45’s, are not often come across, however, when I have seen ‘em, they unfortunately either writing on labels or they were torn & worn on labels, and or vinyl badly scratched, etc, and so being very well pleased coming across an excellent.

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• Mekasa

  28.11.2019 at 10:13

  The Rogues - Train Kept A-Rolling b/w You Better Look Now (Audition - ) - In my world, music is what keeps me spiritual aligned to the material world, through my record collection I vicariously live out my own life turmoils, ple.

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• Yosida

  21.11.2019 at 13:38

  May 07,  · The Joe Meek Collection - Intergalactic Instros [] This is a highly unusual compilation of murky instrumentals produced by home studio wizard Joe Meek in the early 60s.

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• Tojam

  24.11.2019 at 16:07

  Dec 16,  · As much of a fan of Gilmour as I am, I've always loved Syd Barret's equally awesome playing and unique sound. Here's some things to contemplate: 1).

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• Akinogis

  26.11.2019 at 21:17

  Mar 20,  · Speaking of Joe Meek, I fairly recent got the now out of print and excellent "Intergalactic Instros" compilation containing several cuts from one of my favourite British instro groups.

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