Here's another re post, it's a request for Wally from The Beautiful Music.Com. They have a number of cool releases, go check them out.The Impossible Years were from Philadelphia, they formed in 1978. They originally called themselves The Jags, but after hearing a single from the English band of the same name, decided to rename themselves after The 1968 Movie. I recently discovered this record comes in two different versions. One with print on the label, and (I suspect) no pic sleeve; and a picture sleeve version with the labels having pictures of a couple, and a sunset. Does anyone know which came first??? If you'd like to read more about the band, I found this page at The Mod Pop Punk Archives .. I also stumbled upon a blog called Tapewrecks, that has some recreated lost Jags tracks, their definitely worth a listen.Lineup-
Todd Shuster - Vocals, and Guitar
Howard Luberski - Bass
Seth Schweitzer - Drums
Self Released 1981
1. Baby Baby
2. She's No Fun
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6 comments:
Many Thanks!
I have since got in contact with Todd and will pass on your question to him. He has been so kind as to record a cover of Television Personalities "Someone To Share My Life With" for our 10 volume tribute series.
Sounds cool, thanks for the comment Wally.
Thank you very much for this.
Todd sent in the tracks from the Scenes we'd Like To See and a buch of unreleased demos: The Impossible Years
So Good!
I'm looking forward to Todd's TVP cover too.
The sleeveless pressing with black & yellow labels came out first, then the wordless labels with the fold-over picture sleeve. Some "promo" copies were also distributed later, meaning first label but with later sleeve (so college radio d.j.'s would know what song to announce).
Thanks for clearing that up Jay, much appreciated! And thank you for the link tomsun, great stuff!
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