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That was only yesterday...

Boy was I glad to discover this one. I've reviewed the Tooth's "Spooky Two" already and I stand by my original criticism therein. While "Spooky Two" will stand as their finest hour, this collection is more than welcome as an addition to my late 60's-early 70's Brit- Rock lovin' ears. Spooky Tooth were one of a rare breed of English groups who could take a seemingly un-rocking track like Janis Ian's teen-angst weeper "Society's Child", and, completely oblivious to the context of the lyrics, turn …

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Written by David Kinney

not remastered

I bought this album because it's a recent release and I took it for granted that it would be remastered. When I took it home and listened to it the frequencies and dynamics of the music are just as dull as what A&M did with Spooky Two. There is nothing stated on the cd indicating any remastering and it's more of just a transfering. There's a recent version of the album on import which boast of being remastered with Cotton Growing Man being replaced by the Weight. You might want to check that out.

Written by MUSICFANATIC "BILL"

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Sunshine Help Me