Album

Hamburg Recordings 1967

Monks

2017 · Rock, Pop

7 collectors on Gatefold own this

Hamburg Recordings 1967 by Monks

Hamburg Recordings 1967 is a Rock album by Monks, originally released in 2017. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked, owned by 7 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1I'm Watching You3:18
  2. A2Julia2:16
  3. A3P.O. Box 32913:18
  4. A4I Need U Shatzi2:41
  5. A5Yellow Grass2:54

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Garage Rock
  • lo-fi
  • aggressive
  • punky

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

- Heavy cover is black inside
- Black circular printed sticker on shrink foil on front cover
- Side B is etched
- Includes 12" printed insert with photos, notes, track list and credits
- Runout side A is etched
On rear cover and label side A:
On insert:
These five songs were recorded by The Monks in
1967 in Hamburg. “I’m Watching You” was recorded
On February 28that the same sessions that produced
“Love Can Tame the Wild” and “He Went Down to the
Sea" both of which were released as a single on
Polydor in April of that year. The remaining four songs
Were recorded after hours in theTop Ten Club later
That year, just prior to the break-up of the band. These
Songs have been unreleased for 50 years and are
Quite possible the last music to be heard by this
Legendary band.
On sticker:
"As vital and punchy as everything
Else the Monks recorded."
- Dangerous Minds

Credits

The people behind it.

Production & Engineering

  • Rick BarnesRECORDED BY

Songwriting

  • Dave Day
  • Dave Havlicek
  • Eddie Shaw
  • Gary Burger
  • Larry Spangler
  • Roger Johnston

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