WITH ITEMS TAKEN FROM THE BOMP FILES, SOON TO BE DONATED TO A MUSEUM. BUT WE WANT TO SHARE SOME OF THE ITEMS WITH YOU GUYS!
SET IS PACKED IN A HEAVY 13x13 POLY ENVELOPE with EXCLUSIVE COVER DESIGNED BY OUR ART TEAM , SEE IMAGES
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:
(1) SEALED COPY OF THE 2005 HYPSTRZ LP ON COLOR VINYL
(2) HYPSTRZ GLOSSY PHOTO FROM OUR FILES
(3) GOLDMINE/ NY ROCKER ARTICLES ABOUT HYPSTRZ, COPY FROM OUR FILES
(4) BILL AND ERNIE SHOW, ARTICLE ABOUT HYPSTRZ, COPY FROM OUR FILES
(5) VINTAGE BOMP PRESS RELEASE MENTIONING THE HYPSTRZ
(6) BOMP STICKER
Incendiary '70s punk-era performances of '60s garage classics REVIEW: "It's ironic that '60s revivalist bands often produce records that are as rare and difficult to find as the records from which their material is sourced. Such is the case for this Midwest band's fantastic 1980 Bomp LP, "Hypstrization!" Despite the backing from Bomp, the album went unnoticed by many ardent garage rock fans, only to attain a level of cult desirability among collectors in later years. The band themselves were an anachronism, reviving mid-60s garage rock in the teeth of late-70s punk, thrilling and confounding audiences in fraternal halls, local ballrooms and bowling alleys throughout the upper Midwest. What made it work, and what comes across so clearly on these live recordings, is that the group was fully committed to the sounds they produced, and the fuel of fellow punk bands (both local like The Suicide Commandos, and god-like, such as The Ramones) made their snarling, thrashing garage rock a lot more than a pose.
Entirely remastered from the original master tapes, restored to its original artwork, and lovingly pressed on clear blue vinyl.
Tracklist
A1 |
Midnight Hour |
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A2 |
All Or Nothing |
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A3 |
I Go Crazy |
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A4 |
I Don't |
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A5 |
Talk Talk |
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A6 |
Tried To Hide |
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A7 |
Slow Death |
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B1 |
Riot On Sunset Strip |
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B2 |
Shake |
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B3 |
(This Has Gotta Be A ) Joke |
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B4 |
Little Girl |
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B5 |
Louie Go Home |
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B6 |
Don't Look Back |
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B7 |
Let's Talk About Girls |
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B8 |
96 Tears |