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Atlantis Regrets Nothing (Sensory - August, 2006)
A
Thousand Flowers (Sand Pebbles)
Ghost Transmissions
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(Camera Obscura - CAMO51CD)
June, 2002
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My
Sensation (Sand
Pebbles/D. Tawse) (3.30)
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Terrace online?
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Eastern Terrace |
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Limited disc issued with the first 500 copies of Eastern Terrace
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Noah's
Ark
(Sand Pebbles)
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Live broadcast on 3CR's
'Blue Green Footprints' - February 17, 2001. A much slower take than
featured on 'The Sand Pebbles' (CAMO42S) single. This version also has
extra verses. Former Navy drummer Jason Robertson stands in for an absent
Piet Collins.
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Out
of My Mind on Dope & Speed (Julian Cope) (3.45)
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Live broadcast on 3RRR's
'JVG Radio Method' - February 24, 2002.
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My
Sensation (Sand
Pebbles/D. Tawse) (3.30)
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Live broadcast on 3RRR's 'JVG
Radio Method'- February 24, 2002.
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Dirty
(Sand Pebbles/T. Fredheim) (4.08)
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Live @ Erwin Rado Cinema, Fitzroy
- April 7, 2001. Recorded at the launch of the Sand Pebbles single (CAMO42S).
The band played in front of a kaleidoscope of cinematic images including
'2001: A Space Odyssey', 'American Gigalo', 'Akira', bmx smashes and
even acting audition tapes of the band members. Beck Zack plays piano
while Jason Robertson sits in for an absent Piet Collins on drums.
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Hey,
Let Me In (Sand Pebbles)
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The first
version of 'Hey, Let Me In' in a radically different, slinkier form
to the metallic version featured on the Sand Pebbles single (CAMO42S).
It was used by Melbourne fashion house Phillips in a 1999 Melbourne
Fashion Week parade. Murray Jamieson plays organ on the track.
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Things
Have Changed (B.
Dylan)
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Live @
the Cornish Arms, Brunswick - May 27, 2001. The cave comes alive for
this pounding flower punk version of the Bob Dylan track featured in
the 'Wonder Boys' film. The rough recording was done on mini disc at
a night celebrating Dylan's 60th Birthday. The band also played versions
of 'I Wanna Be Your Lover', 'Series of Dreams' and 'I'll Keep it with
Mine'. After finishing the latter one punter shouted 'play some Dylan!'
This raw rendition of 'Things Have Changed' was the response.
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The Sand Pebbles
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(Camera Obscura CAMO42S)
2001
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Side
A) Side B)
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Rare Tracks Terrascope: 'hanging out' "Potbuster" is a CD given free with UK underground
music magazine Ptolemaic
Dream: 'the day summer fell' USA's Dream magazine put out a free cd with issue #3
featuring exclusive
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You Can't Hide
Your Love Forever:
A Gene Clark Tribute |
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Back
Street Mirror (Gene
Clark)
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A tribute to the ex-Byrd from
a swag of Melbourne bands (+ one American, Joe Pernice). The Sand Pebbles
contributed a phased, flower punk version of 'Back Street Mirror' -
a track Clark never released himself but wrote for David Hemmings -
the Brit-actor star of 'Blow Up' and 'Barbarella' - for his 1967 album
'Happens'. Clare Moore (drums) and Dave Graney (acoustic) helped out.
The Sand Pebbles returned the favour on Graney and Moore's version of 'Here Tonight' - a song written by Gene for the Flying Burrito Brothers that surfaced on his 'Roadmaster' album. Chris Hollow providing the liner notes for the record. The disc can be purchased from
Chaos Music
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Pull Up the Paisley
Covers:
A Psychedelic Omnibus |
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Living
in a Child's Dream (Mick
Bower)
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“Pull Up the Paisley Covers: A Psychedelic Omnibus”
features the Sand Pebbles doing a version of the Masters Apprentices'
'Living in a Child's Dream'. Guitarist Matt Walker guests having his
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