The Fugs - First Album / The Village Fugs (Japan Remastered) (1965/2011) CDRip
BAND/ARTIST: The Fugs
- Title: First Album / The Village Fugs
- Year Of Release: 1965/2011
- Label: Birdsong /Hayabusa Landings
- Genre: Folk Rock, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
- Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 01:09:58
- Total Size: 427 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Slum Goddess
02. Ah, Sunflower Weary Of Time
03. Supergirl
04. Swinburne Stomp
05. I Couldn't Get High
06. How Sweet I Roamed From Field To Field
07. Carpe Diem
08. My Baby Done Left Me
09. Boobs A Lot
10. Nothing
Bonus Tracks:
Additional Studio Material:
11. We're The Fugs
12. Defeated
13. The Ten Commandments
14. C.I.A. Man
15. In The Middle Of Their First Recording Session The Fugs Sign The Worst Contract Since Leadbelly's
16. I Saw The Best Minds Of My Generation Rock
17. Spontaneous Salute To Andy Warho
lSongs From The 'Night Of Napalm' - Live At The Bridge Theater, St. Mark's Place (1965):
18. War Kills Babies
19. The Fugs National Anthem
20. The Fugs Spaghetti Death (No Redemption No Redemption) - A Glop Of Spaghetti For Andy Warhol
From The Tuli Tapes:
21. Rhapsody Of Tuli
From Alternate Takes from The Fugs First Folkways Sessions April 1965:
22. Supergirl (The Write Underwater Version)
23. Ah, Sunflower, Weary Of Time
24. I'm Going To Kill Myself Over
01. Slum Goddess
02. Ah, Sunflower Weary Of Time
03. Supergirl
04. Swinburne Stomp
05. I Couldn't Get High
06. How Sweet I Roamed From Field To Field
07. Carpe Diem
08. My Baby Done Left Me
09. Boobs A Lot
10. Nothing
Bonus Tracks:
Additional Studio Material:
11. We're The Fugs
12. Defeated
13. The Ten Commandments
14. C.I.A. Man
15. In The Middle Of Their First Recording Session The Fugs Sign The Worst Contract Since Leadbelly's
16. I Saw The Best Minds Of My Generation Rock
17. Spontaneous Salute To Andy Warho
lSongs From The 'Night Of Napalm' - Live At The Bridge Theater, St. Mark's Place (1965):
18. War Kills Babies
19. The Fugs National Anthem
20. The Fugs Spaghetti Death (No Redemption No Redemption) - A Glop Of Spaghetti For Andy Warhol
From The Tuli Tapes:
21. Rhapsody Of Tuli
From Alternate Takes from The Fugs First Folkways Sessions April 1965:
22. Supergirl (The Write Underwater Version)
23. Ah, Sunflower, Weary Of Time
24. I'm Going To Kill Myself Over
The band was named by Kupferberg who borrowed it from the euphemistic substitute for the word “fuck” famously used in Norman Mailer’s novel, The Naked and the Dead. Incidentally, the band is featured in a chapter of Mailer’s book, Armies of the Night as they play at the 1967 march on the Pentagon in protest of the Vietnam War (with Scott Rashap on upright bass).
The Fugs were a satirical and self-satirizing rock band that performed at protests against the Vietnam War nationwide. Their 1968 Transatlantic Records album It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest (TRA 181) also helped to make them more widely known on the European side of the Atlantic. This album (minus LP artwork, of course) can also be found as tracks 11 to 30 on Electromagnetic Steamboat. The band’s frank lyrics about sex, drugs and politics aroused a hostile reaction in some quarters and enthusiastic interest in others. One of their better known songs was an adaptation of Matthew Arnold’s poem, Dover Beach. Another was a William Blake poem.
The Fugs played their “final” concert of the 1960s in 1969 at the Hersheypark Arena in Hershey, Pennsylvania with the Grateful Dead.
The band (minus Weaver, plus Rashap) reunited in 1984, with several performances at the Bottom Line in New York.
A reunited Fugs toured in the fall of 2004, with Josh Lieberman on glass harmonica, in several Chicago performances.
The Fugs were a satirical and self-satirizing rock band that performed at protests against the Vietnam War nationwide. Their 1968 Transatlantic Records album It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest (TRA 181) also helped to make them more widely known on the European side of the Atlantic. This album (minus LP artwork, of course) can also be found as tracks 11 to 30 on Electromagnetic Steamboat. The band’s frank lyrics about sex, drugs and politics aroused a hostile reaction in some quarters and enthusiastic interest in others. One of their better known songs was an adaptation of Matthew Arnold’s poem, Dover Beach. Another was a William Blake poem.
The Fugs played their “final” concert of the 1960s in 1969 at the Hersheypark Arena in Hershey, Pennsylvania with the Grateful Dead.
The band (minus Weaver, plus Rashap) reunited in 1984, with several performances at the Bottom Line in New York.
A reunited Fugs toured in the fall of 2004, with Josh Lieberman on glass harmonica, in several Chicago performances.
Oldies | Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE
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