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DescriptionPlease Seed as long as possible After Downloading    - Taman Shud- - Permanent Culture- Tamam Shud was one of the most original and innovative Australian groups of the late '60s and early '70s, and they played a very important part in our musical development as pioneers of acid-rock and progressive music. Long after they split they remained a 'cult' item, and a definite mystique still surrounds them. Their original recordings were (and still are) highly prized by collectors and aficionados, but they are now very hard to obtain. Happily there was a brief but gratifying comeback and some commercial success with their superb 1994 album Permanent Culture and the hard-driving, bluesy single "Stay", which delighted longtime fans of this outstanding group, and kindled interest with younger listeners as well. The evolution of Shud was typical of many groups of the era, beginning as an instrumental band, moving through 'beat' pop and psychedelia, to progressive rock. Shud's origins lay in Newcastle instrumental band The Four Strangers -- Dannie Davidson (drums), Zac Zytnic (guitar), Eric Connell (bass) and Gary Johns (guitar). They cut one well-regarded surf instrumental single "The Rip" / "Pearl Diver", for the Astor label in 1964. Johns left the band at the end of the year and was replaced by singer-guitarist Lindsay Bjerre . Track Listing 1: "Why Do I Love You?" (Bjerre) 2: "Stay"" (Bjerre) 3:"Shakin' Out the Stones"" (T. Blackburn-T.Gaze) 4: "I Wanna Be Your Life" (Bjerre) 5: "It's My Time" (Bjerre) 6: "Ain't No City" (Bjerre) 7: "The Dispossessed" (Bjerre)" 8: "Kids in Cars" (Bjerre) 9:"Temptation" (Bjerre) 10: "Upside Down" (Gaze)   Sharing Widget |