Back to Peru (1964/1974) [Import]

1. Bailemos - Termits

2. Abrazame Baby - Los Yorks

3. Tema De Los Golden Stars - Golden Stars

4. Stone - Texao

5. Pasos En La Luna - Los Mutables

6. Holys Psicodelicos - Los Holys

7. No Te Puedo Encontrar - Los 007

8. Los Extranos - Pina Y Sus Estrellas

9. Pa Pa Pa - Hot Butters Sound

10. You Gotta Try - Ringers

11. Glue - New Juggler Sound

12. Wiched Man - Smog

13. Eleva Tu Mente - Los Comandos

14. World Full Of Nuts - Laghonia

15. Mi Cueva - El Polen

16. Una Bruja En El Cuzco - El Opio

17. Tookie Tookie - Telegraph Avenue

18. Funky Man - Black Sugar

19. Candela - Zulu

20. Exorcismo - Pax

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
A collection of truly rare grooves from Peru. We have come with the rare of the rarest and the strange of the strangest. You'll find Crazy Garage Stompers (Los Saicos, Shain's, Pina & Sus Estrellas), Space-Drugged-Rock (Pax, El Opio, Holy's), Latin-Funk (Black Sugar, Zulu, EL Polen...), Groovin' Soul Movin` Hits (Golden Stars, Mutables, Los 007...) and even Chicha-Sound (from Los Mirlos), the new 'old' sound everybody's gonna dance all over the world. Includes detailed notes, biography details and pictures of most of the bands. Vampi Soul. Digipak. 2002.

Tracks:

Bailemos - Termits
Abrazame Baby - Los Yorks
Tema De Los Golden Stars - Golden Stars
Stone - Texao
Pasos En La Luna - Los Mutables
Holys Psicodelicos - Los Holys
No Te Puedo Encontrar - Los 007
Los Extranos - Pina Y Sus Estrellas
Pa Pa Pa - Hot Butters Sound
You Gotta Try - Ringers
Glue - New Juggler Sound
Wiched Man - Smog
Eleva Tu Mente - Los Comandos
World Full Of Nuts - Laghonia
Mi Cueva - El Polen
Una Bruja En El Cuzco - El Opio
Tookie Tookie - Telegraph Avenue
Funky Man - Black Sugar
Candela - Zulu
Exorcismo - Pax
Meshkalina - Traffic Sound
Sonido Amazunico - Los Mirlos

Album Description

A collection of truly rare grooves from Peru. We have come with the rare of the rarest and the strange of the strangest. You'll find Crazy Garage Stompers (Los Saicos, Shain's, Pina & Sus Estrellas), Space-Drugged-Rock (Pax, El Opio, Holy's), Latin-Funk (Black Sugar, Zulu, EL Polen...), Groovin' Soul Movin` Hits (Golden Stars, Mutables, Los 007...) and even Chicha-Sound (from Los Mirlos), the new 'old' sound everybody's gonna dance all over the world. Includes detailed notes, biography details and pictures of most of the bands. Vampi Soul. Digipak. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Peruvian Pleasure.......2003-08-19

Finally, the Incas' leading position within Peruvian "high culture" is history. This compilation must be the foreseen return of the gods.

However, if the track listing is correct, 13 songs are missing from the LP version, where the astonishing number of 35 tracks are available for the immense masses of Peruvian undergound fans. As far as I can see on the list here, not only the slightly boring songs are cruelly torn away (for they do exist, yes, but not in annoying proportions), but even the jewel of global rock history; los Saicos' brutal "Demolición", where a liking of blowing up train stations is screamingly confessed (in spanish), plus the hilarious "la Pitita" by Snacks, and "Te Amo" by Los Silvertons.

Nevertheless, some goodies are obviously left, although those of you who are expecting strange, strange music will probably be a little disappointed. Most of the tracks are quite normal rock melodies, some are in english and some are even covers. Anyway, El Gran Finale, "Sonido Amazúnico" by los Mirlos, is doubtlessly worth purchasing the CD for if you do not already own the LP.

Peruvian Pleasure.......2003-08-19

Finally, the Incas' leading position within Peruvian "high culture" is history. This compilation must be the foreseen return of the gods.

However, if the track listing is correct, you ought to do your best to find the LP version of the masterpiece, where the astonishing number of 35 tracks are available for the immense masses of Peruvian undergound fans. As far as I can see on the list here, not only the slightly boring songs are cruelly torn away (for they do exist, yes, but not in annoying proportions), but even the jewel of global rock history; los Saicos' brutal "Demolición", where a liking of blowing up train stations is screamingly confessed (in spanish), plus the hilarious "la Pitita" by Snacks, and "Te Amo" by Los Silvertons. It must be a mistake, made either by Amazon.com or by the record company.

Anyway, the 2LP version has all you need for a happy life, and it's distributed by vampisoul.

Transformation Number Nine
Average customer rating:
Transformation Number Nine
The Archaic Revival
Manufacturer: Psychoaudible Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000CA9VAS
Release Date: 2002-09-10