It's Hard To Believe It: The Amazing World Of Joe Meek by Joe Meek

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It's Hard To Believe
It: The Amazing
World Of Joe Meek

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Record Label: Razor & Tie Entertainment

Originally released: 1995

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	1. Telstar - The Tornadoes
	2. Johnny Remember Me - John Leyton
	3. Tribute To Buddy Holly - Mike Berry & The Outlaws
	4. Chick A 'Roo - Ricky Wayne & The Flee-Rakkers
	5. Night Of The Vampire - The Moontrekkers
	6. Paradise Garden - Peter Jay
	7. My Friend Bobby - Pamela Blue
	8. Swingin' Low - The Outlaws
	9. Valley Of The Saroos - The Blue Men
	10. Bublight, The - The Blue Men
	11. Til The Following Night - Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages
	12. Just Like Eddie - Heinz
	13. North Wind - Houston Wells & The Marksmen
	14. Huskie Team - The Saints
	15. Have I The Right - The Honeycombs
	16. My Baby Doll - Mike Berry & The Outlaws
	17. Something I've Got To Tell You - Glenda Collins
	18. I Take It That We're Through - The Riot Squad
	19. Lost Planet - The Thunderbolts
	20. It's Hard To Believe It - Glenda Collins

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Rhapsody

Robert Christgau

Producer and complete nutcase Joe Meek was responsible for creating some of the strangest music of the pre-psychedelic rock era. His love of outer space sounds, tweaked vocals and ghostly effects brought color to a dead landscape. The Tornadoes' "Telstar" was Meek's biggest hit, but his inventive work shines on every track here.

- Jon Pruett

Damn right he's like Phil Spector--Spector wasn't all he's cracked up to be either (the Tornados, "Telstar"; the Honeycombs, "Have I the Right") (Grade - *)

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