Post by galacticgirrrl on Dec 4, 2022 19:00:02 GMT
Wild in the Streets (1968)
THAT'S OLD!!!!
Shape of Things to Come is the first and only album released by Max Frost and the Troopers. It was produced in 1968 by Mike Curb, Ed Beram, and Harley Hatcher (engineer) and directed by Rick Stephens for Sidewalk Productions and released on Tower Records.
The back cover of the album contains the following quotation:
"All things that have gone before are but the bleak, cold grayness of the early dawn... listen! Beyond the far edge of the world, the first yellow rays of sunlight are flooding toward us like the tide. Youth everywhere is ready to awake. Man stands poised to spring up from the Earth and thrust himself out, out, laughing, to stake a bright new homeland amid the stars!"
AKA The 13th Power.
Oh oh oh - lookie what I also found on the matter - interesting:
The Shape Of Things To Come acetate DEMO Alternate Version MAX FROST & THE TROOPERS
Recently Surfaced Acetate From what seems to be a Rare Demo Version of "The Shape Of Things To Come" By MAX FROST & THE TROOPERS
AE Collins comments: I wonder if the vocals are by Barry Mann, the co-songwriter?
THAT'S OLD!!!!
Shape of Things to Come is the first and only album released by Max Frost and the Troopers. It was produced in 1968 by Mike Curb, Ed Beram, and Harley Hatcher (engineer) and directed by Rick Stephens for Sidewalk Productions and released on Tower Records.
The back cover of the album contains the following quotation:
"All things that have gone before are but the bleak, cold grayness of the early dawn... listen! Beyond the far edge of the world, the first yellow rays of sunlight are flooding toward us like the tide. Youth everywhere is ready to awake. Man stands poised to spring up from the Earth and thrust himself out, out, laughing, to stake a bright new homeland amid the stars!"
AKA The 13th Power.
Oh oh oh - lookie what I also found on the matter - interesting:
The Shape Of Things To Come acetate DEMO Alternate Version MAX FROST & THE TROOPERS
Recently Surfaced Acetate From what seems to be a Rare Demo Version of "The Shape Of Things To Come" By MAX FROST & THE TROOPERS
AE Collins comments: I wonder if the vocals are by Barry Mann, the co-songwriter?
