The Teardrop Explodes: Wilder 1981 (Re - Remaster 2000) + Extra Tracks From The American Mini Album: Buff Manilla 1982?

Wilder is the second album by neo-psychedelic Liverpool band The Teardrop Explodes, and the final

completed album released by the group. In 2000 former Teardrop Explodes leader Julian Cope gave his blessings to re-release Wilder with a selection of bonus tracks, mainly single b-sides, plus original artwork, a remastered sound, and full lyrics and essays. Wilder was recorded following a turbulent period in the band's career involving the success of their debut album Kilimanjaro, several line-up changes and a fraught, drug-fuelled American tour. For Wilder, the group's leader and principal songwriter Julian Cope developed his songwriting by using many experimental approaches.  
                                              

The concluding track, "The Great Dominions," is one of Cope's all-time best, with a sweeping, epic

sense of scope and sound. The angular funk of "The Culture Bunker" has both some fine guitar and a sharp lyric or two on Cope's part -- the Crucial Three he refers to was his bedroom-only act with Ian McCulloch and Pete Wylie. Other high points include the moody synth shadings on "Tiny Children," where Balfe's work comes through best of all, and Dwyer's generally sharp drumming throughout, keeping the beat well.
                                       

Buff Manila was the moniker Gary Dwyer (Drums in Teardrop Explodes) used on a weird version of

"Kwalo Koblinsky's Lullaby" which was only released on the Zoo Records compilation called "To The Shores Of Lake Placid". It featured Julian Cope "intoning" under the name of Kevin Stapleton. The album featured unreleased tracks by The Bunnymen, Teardrops, Lori and the Chameleons etc. Bill Drummond published a little booklet called "from The Shores of Lake Placid" in 1998. It was published by The Penkiln Burn.

The Teardrop Explodes – Wilder
Label: Mercury – 548 284-2
Format:    CD, HDCD, Album, Reissue, Remastered 2000
Country: UK & Europe
Released: 1981
Genre: Rock
Style: New Wave

WILDER  (ORIGINAL 1981) TRACKS

                                  

  
01. Bent Out Of Shape    3:27
02. Colours Fly Away    2:54
03. Seven Views Of Jerusalem    3:47
04. Pure Joy    1:42
05. Falling Down Around Me    3:08
06. The Culture Bunker    5:29
07. Passionate Friend  (Producer – Clive Langer & Alan Winstanley)   3:29
08. Tiny Children    3:50
09. Like Leila Khaled Said
(Backing Vocals – Garrish Mashindi)   3:48
10. ...And The Fighting Takes Over    3:53
11. The Great Dominions    4:26

EXTRA TRACKS FROM THE AMERICAN MINI ALBUM "BUFF MANILLA" (1982?)        .

                     

  
12. Window Shopping For A New Crown Of Thorns    3:48
13. East Of The Equator    6:16
14. Rachael Built A Steamboat
(Lyrics By – Julian Cope/Music By – David Balfe/Producer – The Teardrop Explodes)   4:15
15. You Disappear From View    2:59
16. Suffocate  (Remix – Chris Hughes, Ross Cullum)   3:43
17. Ouch Monkeys  (Remix – Chris Hughes, Ross Cullum)   5:15
18. Soft Enough For You  (Remix – Chris Hughes, Ross Cullum)  3:55
19. The In-Psychlopedia    4:04

Originally released in 1981.
This edition is credited with bonus tracks from a fictitious 'US mini album "Buff Manilla"'.
Bobby Zodiac credited as playing on the track "Christ Versus Warhol" which isn't on the album (B-Side to "Passionate Friend").
Tracks 12 & 13 originally released on The Teardrop Explodes - Colours Fly Away
Track 14 originally released on The Teardrop Explodes - Tiny Children
Tracks 15 to 19 originally released on The Teardrop Explodes - You Disappear From View

The Teardrop Explodes

Julian Cope - vocals, guitars, bass guitar, piano, organ
Troy Tate - guitars
David Balfe - keyboards, synthesizers, loops (except on "Passionate Friend")
Gary Dwyer - drums

with:

Alfie Agius - bass guitar on "Passionate Friend"
Jeff Hammer - keyboards on "Passionate Friend"
James Eller - bass guitar
Luke Tunney, Ted Emmett - trumpets
Clive Langer - additional guitar
Garrish Mashindi - backing vocals on "Like Leila Khaled Said"

MP3 @ 320 Size: 153 MB
Flac  Size: 476 MB

The Teardrop Explodes: Kilimanjaro 1980 (Deluxe Edition 2010)

 

One of the pivotal groups to emerge from the Liverpool neo-psychedelia community during the late '70s, the Teardrop Explodes was a showcase for Julian Cope, a notoriously eccentric figure whose

unfashionable love of Krautrock and hallucinogenic drugs set him distinctly apart from the prevailing punk mentality of the era. Cope formed the band in 1978 after a tenure in the Crucial Three (also comprised of Echo and the Bunnymen's Ian McCulloch and Wah!'s Pete Wylie); taking their name from a panel in a Marvel comic book, the premiere lineup of the Teardrop Explodes also featured guitarist Mick Finkler and drummer Gary Dwyer, as well as keyboardist Paul Simpson, with whom Cope previously played in the short-lived A Shallow Madness.
                           

Upon signing to Bill Drummond and David Balfe's fledgling Zoo label, the quartet issued their 1979

debut single, "Sleeping Gas," a surreal electro-pop effort distinguished by its swirling keyboard washes; Simpson exited the Teardrop Explodes' ranks in the wake of the record's release, allowing Balfe to assume keyboard and production duties for the bizarre follow-up "Bouncing Babies." After touring with Echo and the Bunnymen, the group concentrated on streamlining the more excessive elements of its sound: the result, the buoyant "Treason (It's Just a Story)," nearly reached the pop charts.
                                    

After Finkler was replaced by former Dalek I Love You guitarist Alan Gill, the Teardrop Explodes issued 1980's infectious "When I Dream," which hit the U.K. Top 50 and even garnered some airplay in

the U.S. Finally, in October the band's debut LP, Kilimanjaro, appeared to rave reviews and respectable sales; early in 1981, the single "Reward" hit the Top Ten, and a subsequent reissue of "Treason (It's Just a Story)" surged into the Top 20. Still, the Teardrop Explodes' roster continued to fluctuate wildly, and soon Gill exited to make room for guitarist Troy Tate in time to record 1981's ambitious Wilder, highlighted by the smash "Passionate Friend."
                        

A tour of the States followed, with disastrous results; Tate quickly broke ranks to join Fashion, leaving

the remaining trio to begin work on a planned third LP to be dubbed Everybody Wants to Shag the Teardrop Explodes. In the midst of recording, however, Cope dissolved the band; only a 1983 EP dubbed You Disappear from View appeared on schedule, although the unfinished sessions were finally released in full in 1990 under their projected title. In the wake of the Teardrop Explodes' breakup, Balfe later re-emerged as the founder of the Food Records label, while Cope embarked on a successful and occasionally brilliant solo career.
                                           

Kilimanjaro is the debut album by the neo-psychedelic Liverpool band The Teardrop Explodes,

released on 10 October 1980. It contains versions of the band's early singles – "Sleeping Gas", "Bouncing Babies", "Treason" & "When I Dream" – as well as their biggest hit, "Reward". The album also includes the song "Books" – originally a song by Julian Cope's previous band, The Crucial Three, it was also recorded by Echo & the Bunnymen (as "Read it in Books", released on the B-side of their debut single, and featured on some versions of Crocodiles).
                            

In 2000, Q magazine placed Kilimanjaro at number 95 in its list of the 100 Greatest British

Albums Ever. In 2000, Cope gave his blessings to re-release Kilimanjaro with a selection of bonus tracks (mainly single B-sides), original artwork, a remastered sound, and full lyrics and essays. A deluxe 3-disc edition followed in 2010, including original singles, B-sides and radio session recordings.
                                        

The Teardrop Explodes – Kilimanjaro
Label: Mercury – 5328957, Universal Music Catalogue – 5328957
Series: Deluxe Edition
Format: 3 x CD, Album, Deluxe Edition, Reissue, Remastered
Country: Europe
Released: Jul 12, 2010
Genre: Rock
Style: New Wave

DISC 1. KILIMANJARO (37:05)

                                               

  
01. Ha Ha I'm Drowning    2:55
02. Sleeping Gas    3:45
03. Treason    2:56
04. Second Head    3:10
05. Poppies In The Field    2:41
06. Went Crazy    5:05
07. Brave Boys Keep Their Promises    2:40
08. Bouncing Babies    2:30
09. Books    2:36
10. Thief Of Baghdad    3:09
11. When I Dream    7:10

THE TEARDROP EXPLODES

Julian Cope – vocals, bass guitar
David Balfe – piano, organ, synthesizer
Gary Dwyer – drums
Alan Gill – guitar on "Reward" (second edition of album only), "Poppies Are in the Field", "Ha Ha I'm Drowning", "Books" and "When I Dream"

with:

Michael Finkler – guitar on "Second Head", "Brave Boys", "Bouncing Babies", "Ha Ha I'm Drowning", "Sleeping Gas", "Treason", "Went Crazy" and "Thief of Baghdad"
Hurricane Smith, Ray Martinez – trumpets on "Ha-Ha I'm Drowning", "Sleeping Gas" and "Went Crazy"

MP3 @ 320 Size: 95 MB
Flac  Size: 271 MB

DISC 2. BATES MOTEL (51:50)

                                                     

      
01. Reward    2:44
02. Sleeping Gas    4:38
03. Camera Camera    2:38
04. Kirby Workers Dream Fades    1:53
05. Bouncing Babies    2:45
06. All I Am Is Loving You    4:26
07. Treason    3:05
08. Read It In Books    2:16
09. Kilimanjaro    4:31
10. Strange House In The Snow    4:44
11. Use Me    5:49
12. Traison (C'est Juste Une Histoire)    2:54
13. Sleeping Gas (Live)    9:27

Julian Cope – vocals, bass guitar, violin on "Strange House in the Snow"
Gary Dwyer – drums
Paul Simpson – organ on "Sleeping Gas" (single version), "Camera Camera" and "Kirby Workers Dream Fades"
Michael Finkler – guitar on "Sleeping Gas" (single version), "Camera Camera", "Kirby Workers Dream Fades", "Bouncing Babies" (single version), "All I Am is Loving You', "Treason" (Zoo single version), "Read It in Books", "Use Me" and "Traison (C'est Juste Une Histoire)"
David Balfe – keyboards on "Reward", "Treason" (Zoo single version), "Read It in Books", "Kilimanjaro", "Reward", "Strange House in the Snow", "Use Me", "Traison (C'est Juste Une Histoire" and "Sleeping Gas" (live version)
Alan Gill – guitar on "Reward", "Kilimanjaro" and "Strange House in the Snow"
Troy Tate – guitar on "Sleeping Gas" (live version) (uncredited)
Ronnie François – bass guitar on "Sleeping Gas" (live version) (uncredited)

MP3 @ 320 Size: 79 MB
Flac  Size: 338 MB

DISC 3. BBC SESSIONS (37:21)

                               

          
01. Brave Boys Keep Their Promises    2:22
02. Ha Ha I'm Drowning    3:42
03. Went Crazy    2:52
04. Chance    3:02
05. Thief Of Baghdad    3:12
06. When I Dream    4:20
07. Poppies In The Field    4:45
08. Reward    3:01
09. Suffocate    3:54
10. For Years    4:15
11. The Great Dominions    3:40

Julian Cope – vocals, bass guitar
Gary Dwyer – drums
Michael Finkler – guitar on "Brave Boys Keep Their Promises", Ha Ha I'm Drowning", "Went Crazy", "Chance", "The Thief of Baghdad", "When I Dream" and "Poppies in the Field"
Ged Quinn – keyboards on "Brave Boys Keep Their Promises", Ha Ha I'm Drowning", "Went Crazy" and "Chance"
David Balfe – keyboards on "The Thief of Baghdad", "When I Dream" and "Poppies in the Field"
"The Emotional Jungle" – guitar on "Reward", "Suffocate", "For Years" and "The Great Dominions"
"The Evil Wasp" – keyboards on "Reward", "Suffocate", "For Years" and "The Great Dominions"
"The Legendary" Eric Batchelor – trumpet

MP3 @ 320 Size: 93 MB
Flac  Size: 291 MB

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The Byrds: The Comlete Columbia Albums Collection (13 CD) 2011

 

The Byrds, American band of the 1960s who popularized folk rock, particularly the songs of Bob Dylan, and whose changes in personnel created an extensive family tree of major country rock bands and pop supergroups. The principal members were Roger McGuinn (original name James Joseph

McGuinn III; b. July 13, 1942, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.), Gene Clark (in full Harold Eugene Clark; b. November 17, 1941, Tipton, Missouri—d. May 24, 1991, Sherman Oaks, California), David Crosby (original name David Van Cortland; b. August 14, 1941, Los Angeles, California), Chris Hillman (b. December 4, 1942, Los Angeles), Michael Clarke (b. June 3, 1944, New York, New York—d. December. 19, 1993, Treasure Island, Florida), Gram Parsons (original name Ingram Cecil Connor III; b. November 5, 1946, Winter Haven, Florida—d. September 19, 1973, Yucca Valley, California), and Clarence White (b. June 6, 1944, Lewiston, Maine—d. July 14, 1973, Palmdale, California).
                      

The Byrds’ debut single, a version of Dylan’s “Mr. Tambourine Man,” went to number one in 1965, breaking the British Invasion’s year-long dominance of Top 40 airplay and record sales in the United States. They introduced Dylan’s songwriting to a new, commercially empowered, teenage pop audience

and, in the process, established Los Angeles as the creative hotbed of a new, “mod,” distinctly American style of rock. The Byrds’ trademark sound—a luminous blend of 12-string electric guitar and madrigal-flavoured vocal harmonies—spiked the Appalachian folk music tradition with the rhythmic vitality of the Beatles and the sunny hedonism of southern California. On early albums, the Byrds covered Dylan, Pete Seeger, Porter Wagoner, and Stephen Foster with a jangly clarity that reflected young America’s changing mood and its fantasies of a Pacific Coast utopia.
                     

Former folkies converted by Beatlemania, McGuinn (who was called Jim before changing his name to

Roger later in his career), Clark, and Crosby founded the Byrds—initially as the Jet Set and the Beefeaters—in 1964. (McGuinn had been a member of the Chad Mitchell Trio and a sideman for Judy Collins; Clark had been a member of the New Christy Minstrels.) But the Byrds brought new, formidable influences to folk and pop.
                                    

Crosby’s interest in modern jazz and Indian ragas inspired the Byrds’ forays into modal psychedelia,

including the hit “Eight Miles High” (1966). Hillman, a teenage mandolin prodigy, was a prime, underacknowledged force in the Byrds’ fusion of rock and country. In his songs “Mr. Spaceman” and “5D (Fifth Dimension),” McGuinn, an aviation and technology enthusiast, charged the Byrds’ music and image with space-age optimism; he was also one of the first pop musicians to embrace the Moog synthesizer.
                       

Formed more out of common ambition than fraternal bonding, the Byrds were racked by dissent. Clark, a prolific writer of melodically imaginative, bittersweet ballads, left in 1966; Crosby was fired in 1967

during the making of The Notorious Byrd Brothers (1968). Parsons, who had attempted a country-rock marriage with his previous group, the International Submarine Band, was a Byrd for only five months in 1968. Nevertheless, Parsons’s Southern background and his passion for rural American music, including gospel and rhythm and blues, deeply informed the country sound of Sweetheart of the Rodeo, a record so controversial it alienated the Byrds’ pop audience at the same time it outraged the Nashville music establishment (although the group did perform on the Grand Ole Opry radio program in 1968).
                       

In the late 1960s and early ’70s the Byrds were as famous for their influence and the activities of their

alumni as for their actual recordings. The Byrds’ blending of folk, country, and psychedelia was recast and commercially fine-tuned by bands such as Buffalo Springfield, Poco, and the Eagles. Hillman left the Byrds shortly after Parsons; together they founded the seminal country rock band the Flying Burrito Brothers.
                          

Crosby produced Joni Mitchell’s first album, collaborated with members of the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane, and, with Stephen Stills of Buffalo Springfield and the Hollies’ Graham

Nash, formed the “supertrio” Crosby, Stills and Nash (which became a quartet with the occasional addition of Neil Young). The Byrds’ legacy was revived in the 1980s, as an earthy antidote to punk nihilism and synthesizer-driven pop, by the American underground bands R.E.M. and the Long Ryders. In the 1990s the Byrds’ progressive country aspirations inspired the alternative country movement led by Wilco and Son Volt.
                                

With a shifting lineup, the Byrds remained a popular act until 1973, when McGuinn, the sole remaining

founding member, went solo. Clarence White, an experienced session musician who played with the bluegrass group the Kentucky Colonels, brought an exhilarating, concise style of roots rock guitar to later Byrds albums. There were periodic reunions by members of the original lineup during the 1970s, including a 1973 album by the full quintet. The 1990 boxed set The Byrds featured four new recordings by McGuinn, Crosby, and Hillman, one of which was, appropriately, a Bob Dylan song, “Paths of Victory.” The Byrds were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991.
                       

The Byrds – The Complete Columbia Albums Collection
Label: Columbia – 88697873802, Legacy – 88697873802, Sony Music – 88697873802
Series:    Complete Albums Collection
Format: Box Set, Compilation
Country: Europe
Released: 2011
Genre: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock

DISC 1.  MR TAMBOURINE MAN    1965

                                  

          
01. Mr. Tambourine Man   2:35
Written-By – B. Dylan
02. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better   2:32
Written-By – G. Clar
03. Spanish Harlem Incident   1:57
Written-By – B. Dylan
04. You Won't Have To Cry   2:08
Written-By – G. Clark, R. McGuinn
05. Here Without You   2:36
Written-By – G. Clark
06. The Bells Of Rhymney   3:30
Written-By – I. Davies, P. Seeger
07. All I Really Want To Do   2:04
Written-By – B. Dylan
08. I Knew I'd Want You   2:14
Written-By – G. Clark
09. It's No Use   2:23
Written-By – G. Clark, R. McGuinn
10. Don't Doubt Yourself, Babe   2:54
Written-By – J. DeShannon
11. Chimes Of Freedom   3:51
Written-By – B. Dylan
12. We'll Meet Again   2:07
Written-By – R. Charles, H. Parker

BONUS TRACKS
           
13. She Has A Way   2:25
Written-By – G. Clark
14. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (Alternate Version)   2:28
Written-By – G. Clark
15. It's No Use (Alternate Version)   2:24
Written-By – G. Clark, R. McGuinn
16. You Won't Have To Cry (Alternate Version)   2:07
Written-By – G. Clark, R. McGuinn
17. All I Really Want To Do (Single Version)   2:02
Written-By – B. Dylan
18. You And Me (Instrumental)   2:11
Written-By – D. Crosby, G. Clark, R. McGuinn

Flac  Size: 295 MB

DISC 2.  TURN! TURN! TURN!    1965

                           

          
01. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)   3:49
Adapted By, Music By – Pete Seeger
02. It Won't Be Wrong   1:58
Written-By – Gerst, R. McGuinn
03. Set You Free This Time   2:49
Written-By – G. Clark
04. Lay Down Your Weary Tune   3:30
Written-By – B. Dylan
05. He Was A Friend Of Mine   2:30
Lyrics By [Additional] – R. McGuinn/Written-By – Trad.
06. The World Turns All Around Her   2:13
Written-By – G. Clark
07. Satisfied Mind   2:26
Written-By – J. Rhodes, R. Hayes
08. If You're Gone   2:45
Written-By – G. Clark
09. The Times They Are A-Changin'   2:18
Written-By – B. Dylan
10. Wait And See   2:19
Written-By – D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
11. Oh! Susannah   3:03
Arranged By – R. McGuinn/Written-By – Trad.

BONUS TRACKS
    
12. The Day Walk (Never Before)   3:00
Written-By – G. Clark
13. She Don't Care About Time (Single Version)   2:29
Written-By – G. Clark
14. The Times They Are A-Changin' (First Version)   1:54
Written-By – B. Dylan
15. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Version 1)   3:03
Written-By – B. Dylan
16. She Don't Care About Time (Version 1)   2:35
Written-By – G. Clark
17. The World Turns All Around Her (Alternate Mix)   2:12
Written-By – G. Clark
18. Stranger In A Strange Land (Instrumental)   3:04
Written-By – D. Crosby

Flac  Size: 292 MB

DISC 3.  FIFTH DIMENSION   1966

                                           

      
01. 5D (Fifth Dimension)   2:33
Written-By – R. McGuinn
02. Wild Mountain Thyme   2:30
Arranged By – C. Hillman, D. Crosby, M. Clark, R. McGuinn/Written-By – Trad.
03. Mr. Spaceman   2:09
Written-By – R. McGuinn
04. I See You   2:38
Written-By – D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
05. What's Happening?!?!   2:35
Written-By – D. Crosby
06. I Come And Stand At Every Door   3:03
Translated By – Pete Seeger/Written-By – N. Hikmet
07. Eight Miles High   3:34
Written-By – D. Crosby, G. Clark, R. McGuinn
08. Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go)   2:17
Written-By – B. Roberts
09. Captain Soul   2:53
Written-By – C. Hillman*, D. Crosby, M. Clark, R. McGuinn
10. John Riley   2:57
Written-By – B. Gibson, R. Neff
11. 2-4-2 Fox Trot (The Lear Jet Song)   2:12
Written-By – R. McGuinn

BONUS TRACKS
           
12. Why (Single Version)   2:59
Written-By – D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
13. I Know My Rider (I Know You Rider)   2:43
Arranged By – D. Crosby, G. Clark, R. McGuinn/Written-By – Trad.
14. Psychodrama City   3:23
Written-By – D. Crosby
15. Eight Miles High (Alternate/RCA Studios Version)   3:19
Written-By – D. Crosby, G. Clark, R. McGuinn
16. Why (Alternate/RCA Studios Version)   2:40
Written-By – D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
17.1 .John Riley (Instrumental Version 1)   3:10
Written-By – B. Gibson, R. Neff
17.2. Untitled    13:33

Flac  Size: 348 MB

DISC 4.  YOUNGER THAN YESTERDAY    1967

                                           

      
01. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star   2:05
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
02. Have You Seen Her Face   2:40
Written-By – C. Hillman
03. C.T.A. - 102   2:28
Written-By – R.J. Hippard, R. McGuinn
04. Renaissance Fair   1:51
Written-By – D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
05. Time Between   1:53
Written-By – C. Hillman
06. Everybody's Been Burned   3:05
Written-By – D. Crosby
07. Thoughts And Words   2:56
Written-By – C. Hillman
08. Mind Gardens   3:46
Written-By – D. Crosby
09. My Back Pages   3:08
Written-By – B. Dylan
10. The Girl With No Name   1:50
Written-By – C. Hillman
11. Why   2:45
Written-By – D. Crosby, R. McGuinn

BONUS TRACKS       
    
12. It Happens Each Day   2:44
Written-By – D. Crosby
13. Don't Make Waves   1:36
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
14. My Back Pages (Alternate Version)   2:42
Written-By – B. Dylan
15. Mind Gardens (Alternate Version)   3:17
Written-By – D. Crosby
16. Lady Friend   2:30
Written-By – D. Crosby
17.1. Old John Robertson (Single Version)   1:59
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
17.2. Mind Gardens    3:02

Flac  Size: 293 MB

DISC 5.  THE NOTORIOUS BYRD BROTHERS    1968   

                               

      
01. Artificial Energy   2:18
Written-By – C. Hillman, M. Clarke, R. McGuinn
02. Goin' Back   3:26
Written-By – C. King-G. Goffin
03. Natural Harmony   2:11
Written-By – C. Hillman
04. Draft Morning   2:42
Written-By – C. Hillman, D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
05. Wasn't Born To Follow   2:04
Written-By – C. King-G. Goffin
06. Get To You   2:39
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
07. Change Is Now   3:21
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
08. Old John Robertson    1:49
Written-By – C. Hillman, McGuinn
09. Tribal Gathering   2:03
Written-By – C. Hillman, D. Crosby
10. Dolphin's Smile   2:00
Written-By – C. Hillman, D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
11. Space Odyssey   3:52
Written-By – R.J. Hippard, R. McGuinn

BONUS TRACKS
       
12. Moog Raga (Instrumental)   3:24
Written-By – R. McGuinn
13. Bound To Fall (Instrumental)   2:08
Written-By – M. Brewer, T. Mastin
14. Triad   3:29
Written-By – D. Crosby
15. Goin' Back (Version One)   3:55
Written-By – C. King-G. Goffin
16. Draft Morning (Alternate End)   2:55
Written-By – C. Hillman, D. Crosby, R. McGuinn
17.1. Universal Mind Decoder (Instrumental)   3:33
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
17.2. Untitled    1:09
17.3. Dolphin's Smile    7:03

Flac  Size: 351 MB

DISC 6.  SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO - CD1: (ORIGINAL LP)    1968

                             

          
01. You Ain't Going Nowhere   2:33
Written-By – B. Dylan
02. I Am A Pilgrim   3:39
Arranged By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn/Written-By – Trad.
03. The Christian Life   2:30
Written-By – C. Louvin, I. Louvin
04. You Don't Miss Your Water   3:48
Written-By – W. Bell
05. You're Still On My Mind   2:25
Written-By – L. McDaniel
06. Pretty Boy Floyd   2:34
Written-By – W. Guthrie
07. Hickory Wind   3:31
Written-By – B. Buchanan, G. Parsons
08. One Hundred Years From Now   2:40
Written-By – G. Parsons
09. Blue Canadian Rockies   2:02
Written-By – C. Walker
10. Life In Prison   2:46
Written-By – J. Sanders, M. Haggard
11. Nothing Was Delivered   3:24
Written-By – B. Dylan

ADDITIONAL MASTER TAKES   
       
12. All I Have Are Memories (Master Take/Kevin Kelley Vocal)   2:48
Written-By – K. Kelley
13. Reputation   3:08
Written-By – J.T. Hardin
14. Pretty Polly   2:53
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
15. Lazy Days   3:26
Written-By – G. Parsons
16. The Christian Life (Master Take/Gram Parsons Vocal)   2:29
Written-By – C. Louvin, I. Louvin
17. You Don't Miss Your Water (Master Take/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:48
Written-By – W. Bell
18. One Hundred Years From Now (Master Take/Gram Parsons Vocal)   2:56
Written-By – G. Parsons
19. Radio Spot For 'Sweetheart Of The Rodeo' Album    0:57

Flac  Size: 358 MB

DISC 7.  SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO - CD2 (THE INTERNATIONAL SUBMARINE BAND)    1968

                        

The International Submarine Band (ISB) was formed by Gram Parsons in 1965, while a theology student at Harvard University and John Nuese, a guitar player for local rock group, The Trolls. Nuese is credited with having persuaded Parsons to pursue the country-rock sound for which he would later be remembered. Parsons' work with the band predates his better known ventures with The Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and the Fallen Angels with Emmylou Harris.
       
01. The International Submarine Band – Sum Up Broke   2:13
Producer – Jack Lewis/Written-By – G. Parsons, J. Nuese
02. The International Submarine Band – One Day Week   2:16
Producer – Jack Lewis/Written-By – G. Parsons
03. The International Submarine Band – Truck Drivin' Man   2:34
Producer – Jack Lewis, Monte Kay/Written-By – T. Fell
04. The International Submarine Band – Blue Eyes    2:46
Producer – Suzi Jane Hokum/Written-By – G. Parsons
05. The International Submarine Band – Luxury Liner   2:51
Producer – Suzi Jane Hokum/Written-By – G. Parsons
06. The International Submarine Band – Strong Boy   2:00
Producer – Suzi Jane Hokum/Written-By – G. Parsons

WORKING DEMOS, OUTTAKES & REHEARASL VERSIONS - PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED
    
07. Lazy Days (Alternate Version)   3:18
Written-By – G. Parsons
08. Pretty Polly (Alternate Version)   3:35
Written-By – C. Hillman, R. McGuinn
09. Hickory Wind (Alternate "Nashville" Version/Take 8)   3:39
Written-By – B. Buchanan, G. Parsons
10. The Christian Life (Rehearsal Version Take 7/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:26
Written-By – C. Louvin, I. Louvin
11. The Christian Life (Rehearsal Version Take 8/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:05
Written-By – C. Louvin, I. Louvin
12. Life In Prison (Rehearsal Version Takes 1 & 2/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:16
Written-By – J. Sanders, M. Haggard
13. Life In Prison (Rehearsal Version Takes 3 & 4/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:15
Written-By – J. Sanders, M. Haggard
14. One Hundred Years From Now (Rehearsal Version Takes 12 & 13/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:58
Written-By – G. Parsons
15. One Hundred Years From Now (Rehearsal Version Takes 14 & 15/Gram Parsons Vocal)   3:58
Written-By – G. Parsons
16. You're Still On My Mind (Rehearsal Version Take 13/Gram Parsons Vocal)   2:53
Written-By – L. McDaniel
17. You're Still On My Mind (Rehearsal Version Take 48/Gram Parsons Vocal)   2:36
Written-By – L. McDaniel
18. All I Have Are Memories (Alternate Instrumental Take 17)   3:13
Written-By – K. Kelley
19. All I Have Are Memories (Alternate Instrumental Take 21)   3:06
Written-By – K. Kelley
20. Blue Canadian Rockies (Rehearsal Version Take 14)    2:59
Written-By – C. Walker

Flac  Size: 359 MB

DISC 8.  DR. BYRDS & MR. HYDE    1969       

                          

  
01. This Wheel's On Fire   4:44
Written-By – B. Dylan, R. Danko
02. Old Blue   3:21
Arranged By, Adapted By – R. McGuinn
03. Your Gentle Way Of Loving Me   2:35
Written-By – G. Paxton, F. Guilbeau
04. Child Of The Universe   3:15
Written-By – D. Grusin, R. McGuinn
05. Nashville West   2:29
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons
06. Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man   3:53
Written-By – G. Parsons, R. McGuinn
07. King Apathy III   3:00
Written-By – R. McGuinn
08. Candy   3:38
Written-By – J. York, R. McGuinn
09. Bad Night At The Whiskey   3:23
Written-By – J. Richards, R. McGuinn
10. Medley: My Back Pages / B.J. Blues / Baby, What You Want Me To Do   4:08
Written-By [B.J. Blues] – C. White, G. Parsons, J. York, R. McGuinn
Written-By [Baby, What You Want Me To Do] – J. Reed
Written-By [My Back Pages] – B. Dylan

BONUS TRACKS       
    
11. Stanley's Song   3:12
Written-By – R.J. Hippard, R. McGuinn
12. Lay, Lady, Lay (Alternate Version)   3:18
Written-By – B. Dylan
13. This Wheel's On Fire (Version One)   3:53
Written-By – B. Dylan, R. Danko
14. Medley: My Back Pages / B.J. Blues / Baby, What You Want Me To Do (Alternate Version/Take 1)   4:18  
Written-By [B.J. Blues] – G. Parsons, J. York, R. McGuinn
Written-By [Baby, What You Want Me To Do] – J. Reed
Written-By [My Back Pages] – B. Dylan
15. Nashville West (Alternate Version/Nashville Recording)    2:04
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons

Flac  Size: 330 MB

DISC 9.  BALLAD OF EASY RIDER    1969   

                                         

  
01. Ballad Of Easy Rider   2:00
Written-By – R. McGuinn
02. Fido   2:40
Written-By – J. York
03. Oil In My Lamp   3:13
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons
04. Tulsa   2:49
Written-By – P. Polland
05. Jack Tarr The Sailor   3:31
Arranged By – R. McGuinn/Written-By – Trad.
06. Jesus Is Just Alright   2:10
Written-By – A. Reynolds
07. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue   4:53
Written-By – B. Dylan
08. There Must Be Someone (I Can Turn To)   3:29
Written-By – C. Gosdin, R. Gosdin, V. Gosdin
09. Gunga Din   3:03
Written-By – G. Parsons
10. Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)   3:50
Written-By – M. Hoffman, W. Guthrie
11. Armstrong, Aldrin And Collins    1:41
Written-By – S. Seely, Z. Manners

BONUS TRACKS       
    
12. Way Beyond The Sun   2:57
Arranged By – R. McGuinn
Written-By – Trad.
13. Mae Jean Goes To Hollywood   2:44
Written-By – J. Browne
14. Oil In My Lamp (Alternate Version)   2:02
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons
15. Tulsa County (Alternate Version)   3:39
Written-By – P. Polland
16 .Fiddler A Dram (Moog Experiment)
Arranged By – R. McGuinn
Written-By – Trad.
3:10
17. Ballad Of Easy Rider (Long Version)   2:26
Written-By – R. McGuinn
18.1. Build It Up (Instrumental)   2:35
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons
18.2. Untitled    0:55
18.2. Untitled    0:56

Flac  Size: 344 MB

DISC 10.  (UNTITLED)/(UNISSUED) ORIGINAL 2-LP SET 1970  -  CD1.

                            

          

 

01. Lover Of The Bayou   3:39
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
02. Positively 4th Street   3:03
Written-By – B. Dylan
03. Nashville West   2:07
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons
04. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star   2:38
Written-By – C.Hillman, R. McGuinn
05. Mr. Tambourine Man    2:14
Written-By – B. Dylan
06. Mr. Spaceman   3:07
Written-By – R. McGuinn
07. Eight Miles High   16:03
Written-By – D. Crosby, G. Clark, R. McGuinn
08. Chestnut Mare   5:08
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
09. Truck Stop Girl   3:20
Written-By – B. Payne, L. George
10. All The Things   3:03
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
11. Yesterday's Train   3:31
Steel Guitar – Sneaky Pete Kleinow/Written-By – G. Parsons, S. Battin
12 .Hungry Planet   4:50
Written-By – K. Fowley, R. McGuinn, S. Battin
13. Just A Season   3:50
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
14. Take A Whiff On Me   3:24
Written-By – H. Ledbetter, J. Lomax-A. Lomax
15. You All Look Alike   3:03
Written-By – Kim Fowley, Skip Battin
16. Welcome Back Home   7:40
Written-By – S. Battin

Flac  Size: 468 MB

DISC 11.  UNISSUED - 1970  -  CD2

                                         

          
01. All The Things (Alternate Version)   4:56
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
02. Yesterday's Train (Alternate Version)   4:10
Written-By – G. Parsons, S. Battin
03. Lover Of The Bayou (Studio Recording)   5:13
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
04. Kathleen's Song (Alternate Version)   2:34
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
05. White's Lightning, Pt. 2 (Studio Recording)   2:21
Written-By – C. White, R. McGuinn
06. Willin' (Studio Recording)   3:28
Written-By – L. George
07. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Live Recording)   2:56
Written-By – B. Dylan
08. Old Blue (Live Recording)   3:30
Arranged By, Adapted By – R. McGuinn
09. It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (Live Recording)   12:49
Written-By – B. Dylan
10. Ballad Of Easy Rider (Live Recording)    2:22
Written-By – R. McGuinn
11. My Back Pages (Live Recording)    2:41
Written-By – B. Dylan
12. Take A Whiff On Me (Live Recording)    2:45
Written-By – H. Ledbetter, J. Lomax-A. Lomax
13. Jesus Is Just Alright (Live Recording)   3:09
Written-By – A. Reynolds
14.1. This Wheel's On Fire (Live Recording)   5:16
Written-By – B. Dylan, R. Danko  
14.2. Amazing Grace    0:58

Flac  Size: 307 MB

DISC 12.  BYRDMANIAX     1971

                                        

      
01. Glory, Glory   4:03
Written-By – A. Reynolds
02. Pale Blue   2:22
Written-By – G. Parsons, R. McGuinn
03. I Trust   3:19
Piano – Terry Melcher/Written-By – R. McGuinn
04. Tunnel Of Love   4:59
Written-By – K. Fowley, S. Battin
05. Citizen Kane   2:36
Written-By – K. Fowley, S. Battin
06. I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician   2:03
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
07. Absolute Happiness   2:38
Written-By – K. Fowley, S. Battin
08. Green Apple Quick Step   1:49
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons
09. My Destiny   3:38
Written-By – H. Carter
10. Kathleen's Song   2:40
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn
11. Jamaica Say You Will   3:27
Written-By – J. Browne

BONUS TRACKS - PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED       
    
12. Just Like A Woman   3:56
Written-By – B. Dylan
13. Pale Blue (Alternate Version)   2:33
Written-By – G. Parsons, R. McGuinn
14.1. Think I'm Gonna Feel Better   2:44
Written-By – G. Clark
14.2. Green Apple Quick Step    3:19

Flac  Size: 288 MB

DISC 13.   FARTHER ALONG    1971

                                

      
01. Tiffany Queen   2:40
Written-By – R. McGuinn
02. Get Down Your Line   3:26
Written-By – G. Parsons
03. Farther Along   2:57
Arranged By – C. White/Written-By – Trad.
04. B.B. Class Road   2:16
Written-By – G. Parsons, S. Dawson
05. Bugler   3:06
Written-By – L. Murray
06. America's Great National Pastime   2:51
Written-By – K. Fowley, S. Battin
07. Antique Sandy   2:13
Written-By – G. White, G. Parsons, J. Seiter, R. McGuinn, S. Battin
08. Precious Kate   2:59
Written-By – K. Fowley, S. Battin
09. So Fine   2:36
Written-By – J. Otis
10. Lazy Waters   3:32
Written-By – B. Rafkin
11. Bristol Steam Convention Blues   2:39
Written-By – C. White, G. Parsons

BONUS TRACKS - PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED       
    
12. Lost My Drivin' Wheel   4:56
Producer – Terry Melcher
Written-By – D. Wiffen
13. Born To Rock And Roll   2:59
Producer – Roger McGuinn
Written-By – R. McGuinn
14. Bag Full Of Money   5:58
Producer – Roger McGuinn
Written-By – J. Levy, R. McGuinn

Flac  Size: 291 MB