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1. Black Monk Time Comes from 'USA' CD-R acetate
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THE MONKS Black Monk Time (Official 2009 US Light In The Attic label 18-track advance promotional CD-R acetate including 6 bonus tracks - I Can't Get Over You, Cuckoo, Love Can Tame The Wild, He Went Down To The Sea, Pretty Suzanne and Monk Chant[Live]. Custom stickered disc with catalogue number LITA042 + promo picture sleeve and back insert. The Monks were 4 American GIs stationed in Germany in the early 60s, after starting out as a typical beat band, they developed a unique, sinist more...
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2. Black Monk Time Comes from 'USA' CD album
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THE MONKS Black Monk Time (2009 US exclusive limited edition 18-track CD album - the Monks occupy a unique position in the history of 60s music, often hailed as a precursor to the 70s punk movement, incorporating elements of minimalism andrepetition which would come to be associated with the Krautrock pioneers. Employing pounding drums, fuzz guitar [and bass!], harshly percussive electric banjo and topped off with a demented vocalist, the Monks only ever recorded their own diz more...
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3. Black Time Comes from 'USA' vinyl LP
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THE MONKS Black Time (2005 US 16-track vinyl LP - The Monks were 4 American GIs stationed in Germany in the early 60s; after starting out as a typical beat band, they developed an extremely unique, sinister and downright threatening style in late1965, much of which predated the same sentiments that would be attributed to punk 10 years later, featuring searing feedback, pounding drums, barked non-sensical lyrics, manic organ, fuzz bass and electric banjo! This LP offers their entire r more...
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4. Cuckoo Comes from 'USA' 7" vinyl
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THE MONKS Cuckoo (2006 US limited edition 2-track 7" vinyl single, includes 'I Can't Get Over You'; originally released in Germany only in 1966, this was the bands' follow-up to their legendary 'Black Monk Time' LP, and was an attempt at a slightly more commercial sound - luckily, 'commercial' in Monk terms still means pretty twisted as both sides bear testament to! Great fold-over repro of the original full colour sleeve, with jukebox-style large centre hole) more...
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