Shocker, by The Pineapples From The Dawn Of Time

Shocker

by The Pineapples From The Dawn Of Time

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1.	Freaky Acid Planet 03:07	buy track
2.	Freaky Gypsy Tree 03:43	buy track
3.	Lighthouse Keeper 03:06	buy track
4.	Charlie 03:32	buy track
5.	Too Much Acid 05:07	buy track
6.	The Flea That Ate My Stash 03:10	buy track
7.	Saha 03:56	buy track
8.	The Sad Lonesome Death Of Don West 03:18	buy track
9.	Toowoomba City 02:29	buy track
10.	Hey Roy 01:59	buy track
11.	Doin' Some Time 02:52	buy track
12.	Too Much Acid (Kroll) 03:58	buy track

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Originally released in 1987
Remastered and reissued on CD in 2007 by Turkey Neck Records (TN.07)

1, 9, 10 Recorded Feb '86 'The Rig' Mixed Aug '87 Kings Lane
2 Recorded Feb '86 'The Rig' Mixed Jan '87 Kings Lane
3 Recorded Aug '86 Kings Lane Mixed Aug '87 Kings Lane
4 Recorded Aug '86 Kings Lane Mixed Mar '87 Kings Lane
5 Feb '85 Welsby St New Farm Mixed Jan '87 Music Systems
6 Recorded Feb '86 'The Rig' Mixed Mar '87 Kings Lane
7 Recorded Feb '86 'The Rig' Mixed Aug '86 Kings Lane
8, 11 Recorded Feb '86 'The Rig' Mixed Aug '86 Kings Lane

credits

released January 1, 1987

King Farouk - vocals, wind chimes
Vance Astro - bass, backing vocals
Artie Jesus Rimbo - drums, keyboards
Big John Featherduster - guitar, vocals

featuring Peter Kroll, Kym Watling, John Downie, Marko Halstead

Recording Engineer (The Rig) - Peter Kroll
Recording Engineer (Kings Lane) - Andrew Leitch
Engineer mix - Michael Hiron and Andrew Leitch
Produced by Pineapples From The Dawn Of Time and Andrew Leitch and Peter Kroll (for Shoddy Productions)
Remastered by Phil Wilson and Robert Lee at Suite Chucknee
Artwork by Rod Mcleod and Michael Gilmore

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Brisbane Music Graveyard Brisbane, Australia

A passionate posterity project aiming to resurrect some of the great releases to come out of Brisbane, Australia.

All monies go to 4ZZZ.

A Valley Heat Records initiative.

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