Chocolate Watchband, The - 2005 - Melts In Your Brain...Not On Y

FLAC 870-1134 kbps Rip from 2005 remaster CD Original date: 1966-1968 Track listing 1: Let's Talk About Girls - 03:34 (998 kbps) 2: Sweet Young Thing - 02:57 (1064 kbps) 3: Baby Blue - 03:54 (994 kbps) 4: Blues Theme-The Hogs - 02:48 (1013 kbps) 5: Loose Lip Sync Ship-The Hogs - 03:18 (1011 kbps) 6: Don't Need Your Lovin' - 02:38 (1004 kbps) 7: Sitting There Standing - 02:21 (1049 kbps) 8: Misty Lane - 03:22 (1042 kbps) 9: She Weaves A Tender Trap - 02:39 (995 kbps) 10: Are You Gonna Be There-At The Love In - 02:25 (1063 kbps) 11: No Way Out - 02:22 (1113 kbps) 12: In The Midnight Hour - 03:30 (1064 kbps) 13: Come On - 01:49 (1091 kbps) 14: Gone And Passes By - 03:14 (1069 kbps) 15: I'm Not Like Everybody Else - 03:43 (1115 kbps) 16: I Ain't No Miracle Worker - 02:50 (1070 kbps) 17: Milk Cow Blues - 02:57 (1113 kbps) 18: Medication - 03:06 (1002 kbps) 19: Til The End Of The Day - 02:39 (1114 kbps) 20: Psychedelic Trip - 01:58 (1054 kbps) 21: Let's Talk About Girls-Don Bennett Vocals - 02:46 (1134 kbps) 22: In The Midnight Hour-Don Bennett Vocals - 04:27 (1035 kbps) 23: Hot Dusty Roads-Don Bennett Vocals - 02:26 (1091 kbps) 24: Gossamer Wings - 03:26 (998 kbps) 25: Baby Blue-Lp Mix - 03:13 (1117 kbps) 26: Medication-Don Bennett Vocals - 02:07 (1092 kbps) 27: Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying - 02:51 (950 kbps) 28: Since You Broke My Heart - 02:22 (1100 kbps) 29: Uncle Morris - 03:11 (1009 kbps) 30: How Ya Been - 03:11 (1060 kbps) 31: Devil's Motorcycle - 03:02 (1030 kbps) 32: I Don't Need No Doctor - 04:02 (1063 kbps) 33: Flowers - 02:47 (927 kbps) 34: Fireface - 02:51 (1024 kbps) 35: And She's Lovely - 04:18 (1017 kbps) 36: Dark Side Of The Mushroom - 02:36 (1024 kbps) 37: Expo 2000 - 02:41 (951 kbps) 38: Voyage Of The Triseste-The Yo-Yoz - 03:39 (983 kbps) 39: In The Past-The Yo-Yoz - 03:08 (1071 kbps) 40: The Inner Mystique-The Yo-Yoz - 05:36 (907 kbps) 41: Uncharted Sea-The Yo-Yoz 2005 - 03:25 (870 kbps) 42: Let's Go, Let's Go- The Inmates 2005 Backing Track - 02:38 (951 kbps) 43: Let's Go, Let's Go- The Inmates-Don Bennett Vocals - 02:17 (1058 kbps) This release contains every song recorded or not recorded by The Chocolate Wathcband The Chocolate Watchband, a garage rock-band formed in Cupertino, California in 1965. The band broke apart by 1967. The band's music was largely garage rock with psychedelic influences. Ed Cobb was their manager. Members Founding members were Mark Loomis (guitar), Danny Phay (vocals), Jo Kemling (Vox organ), Gary Andrijasevich (drums), Rich Young (bass), and Ned Torney (guitar). The group evolved over 1965 and 1966, and the Chocolate Watchband that most fans know was Mark Loomis, lead guitar and keyboards, Gary Andrijasevich, drums, Sean Tolby, rhythm guitar, Bill 'Flo' Flores, bass and Dave Aguilar, lead vocals and harmonica. They appeared in the 1967 film Riot on Sunset Strip. Ed Cobb's influence and disputes The band was involved with disputes with their manager Ed Cobb, because they were presented as being more psychedelic on record than they were live due to Cobb's innovative production methods. In addition, Cobb was accused of recording parts of the Watchband's albums without them. They also recorded a Cobb tune already done by the Standells, 'Medication' (on 'The Inner Mystique').

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baltoon (2008-06-01)

Seeders*
HIGH SPEED please)

baltoon (2008-06-01)

Seed thnx!!!) But pleeeeeeaseeeeeeeeeease=(
add speed!)

 TheExecutive (2008-06-08)

The seeders no doubt use high speed equipment as we do. The problem is in the software....and that as of this typing there aren't any seeders. I have 2 peers to work with and the download is coming along fine (even if it is a bit slow).
I never heard Chocolate Watchband before, but I read that decades after they broke up the original members reformed in 2000 and they were still touring last year. How much new material have they written or are they only doing modern versions of all their old stuff?