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| | Description: | Two-Piers brings you their latest killer compilation in the shape of Richard Norris Presents â??Weird Scenes from the Hangout (Psychedelic & Freakbeat Dancefloor Anthems 1967-1982). An album curated by Richard Norris (The Grid, Beyond the Wizardâ??s Sleeve, The Time and Space Machine, and more) and centered around Richardâ??s Liverpool Club Night â??The Hangoutâ?? in the 1980â??s. Richard Norris on how The Hangout came about after being inspired to go to University in Liverpoolâ?¦..For a place with a distinctly psychedelic tinge, Liverpool was missing one thing in the mid-eighties. A full-on psychedelic club night. Iâ??d been schooled in all things psychedelic, a result of working at Bam Caruso, a label steeped in psych who lovingly reissued many lysergic greats.
- Two-Piers brings you their latest killer compilation in the shape of Richard Norris Presents 'Weird Scenes from the Hangout (Psychedelic & Freakbeat Dancefloor Anthems 1967-1982). An album curated by Richard Norris (The Grid, Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve, The Time and Space Machine, and more) and centered around Richard's Liverpool Club Night 'The Hangout' in the 1980's. Richard Norris on how The Hangout came about after being inspired to go to University in Liverpool... For a place with a distinctly psychedelic tinge, Liverpool was missing one thing in the mid-eighties. A full-on psychedelic club night. I'd been schooled in all things psychedelic, a result of working at Bam Caruso, a label steeped in psych who lovingly reissued many lysergic greats.From the disc face, inner panel and rear cover:
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Gatefold, four-panel Digipak release including a hype sticker."Weird Scenes From The Hangout (Freakbeat 1967-82)" on CD is a carefully curated journey into the wild, fuzz-drenched and adventurous side of late-60s to early-80s guitar music. Focused on the freakbeat aesthetic, this compilation brings together obscure singles, cult underground tracks and forgotten B-sides that bridge British beat, psychedelic rock, proto-garage and early power pop. Listeners can expect raw riffs, swirling organs, punchy rhythms and a distinctly off-kilter atmosphere that captures the moment when pop music became stranger, heavier and more experimental. Rather than centring on big names, the selection highlights the depth and breadth of the era's underground, offering both collectors and curious newcomers a chance to discover hidden gems and rare sounds that never made it into the mainstream but influenced generations of alternative and indie bands to come.
Two-Piers Records, the label behind this release, is known for its lovingly assembled compilations and its passion for rediscovering overlooked corners of musical history. With a strong curatorial approach, the label places great emphasis on audio quality, detailed liner notes and coherent thematic concepts, making their releases attractive to both audiophiles and serious music fans. "Weird Scenes From The Hangout (Freakbeat 1967-82)" fits perfectly into this philosophy, presenting a thematically tight but stylistically varied snapshot of an era when rock music pushed beyond conventional song structures and sonic boundaries. | | | No. of tracks: |
28 |
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BN12CD |
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