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1.1 Monk Time1.2 Shut Up1.3 Boys Are Boys and Girls Are Choice1.4 Higgle-Dy Piggle-Dy1.5 I Hate You1.6 Oh How to Do Now1.7 Complications1.8 We Do, Wie Du1.9 Drunken Maria1.10 Love Came Tumblinig Down1.11 Blast Off1.12 That's My Girl1.13 I Can't Get Over You1.14 Cuckoo1.15 Monk Chant |
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| | Description: | Monktime by The Monks, released 30 June 1990, includes the following tracks: "Boys Are Boys And Girls Are Choice", "I Hate You", "Complication", "Drunken Maria" and more.
This version of Monktime comes as a 1xCD. - The Monks were five US G.I.'s who formed in the mid-'60s. While actively stationed in Germany, as the Torquays, they were a standard beat group playing both PX and the notorious Hamburg clubs frequented by the Beatles and other Liverpool groups. Aftert. Retribution.2004.Straightforward reissue of the album Black Monk Time with slight title adjustment and three bonus tracks.
8-page booklet contains original 1966 album liner text, a selection of reviews from major music media, and three archival photos.
Recorded at Polydor Studios, Cologne, Germany
"I Can't Get Over You" & "Cuckoo" recorded at Polydor Studios, Hamburg, Germany
All songs published by Monktime Publishing (BMA) administered by Bug Music.
Although a copyright credit is featured (attributing copyright to Burger/Clark/Day/Johnston/Shaw), the release includes no label information or standard legal copyright info.
"Monk Time" is a groundbreaking album by the legendary band Monks, now available in CD format from Retributio. Originally released in 1966, this record stands as one of the most influential works in proto-punk and garage rock history. The Monks, formed by American GIs stationed in Germany, are celebrated for their raw sound, innovative use of feedback and distortion, and confrontational lyrics that were ahead of their time. Their music has inspired countless artists across genres and decades. This edition from Retributio offers high-quality audio remastering and includes detailed liner notes about the band's unique journey. Retributio is renowned for its dedication to preserving classic albums with exceptional fidelity and attention to historical detail. | | | Producer: |
Jimmy Bowen |
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15 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
RTIB105523.2 |
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