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20. Apr. 2009 · Tracks 11 & 12 recorded at Tone Studio Scherer Heidelberg, Germany late 1964 and self-released as a single, 1965. Packaged in heavy gatefold sleeve with a 32 page booklet containing photographs and extensive notes. Previously released in Europe as "Demo Tapes 1965".
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The Early Years 1964-1965 was released on April 14, 2009, corresponding with an expanded reissue of Black Monk Time by Light in the Attic Records. It marks the third time that the Monks' September 1965 demo sessions have been released, with the others being Five Upstart Americans and Demo Tapes 1965 . [8]
14. Apr. 2009 · The Early Years 1964-1965 Review by Mark Deming. The Monks made one of the most aggressively odd albums of the 1960s with their first (and only) studio album, 1966's Black Monk Time; between the minimal, metronomic pounding of the drums, the fierce howl of the guitar, the metallic clank of the amplified banjo, and the nervous bleat ...
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Description. Light In The Attic is ecstatic to present the Monks recorded legacy through two lavishly packaged and lovingly researched reissues (available on CD, LP, and digital download): The Early Years 1964-1965 as well as their landmark studio album Black Monk Time.
14. Apr. 2009 · Preview. The album Black Monk Time remains their definitive statement, but this group of former American G.I.’s stationed in Germany in the early ‘60s also recorded demos of their work that have been culled together for The Early Years: 1964-1965 and range from early work tapes to full-fledged alternate takes.
