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The Days of Pearly Spencer (album)

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The Days of Pearly Spencer is an compilation album by The Vietnam Veterans, released in 1988. It was the band's last full-length album before they broke up.

Their record label gave the following statement: "The Vietnam Veterans are no more. This album contains material which was recorded during long night sessions, but remained unreleased. With the re-recordings of the old "demo" songs, they want to prove that they are better than ever. Now it's time to die!"[1]

The Vietnam Veterans has later come to life again, and released a new full-length album in 2009.[2]

Track listing

# CD/LP Title Writer(s) Length
1 / A1 "The Days of Pearly Spencer" David McWilliams 4:22
2 / A2 "500 Miles" Hedy West 5:54
3 / A3 "Is This Really the Time" Mark Enbatta 3:18
4 / A4 "Burning Temples" Mark Enbatta 4:19
5 / A5 "Don't Try to Walk on Me" Mark Enbatta 3:39
6 / B1 "Dogs" Mark Enbatta 4:43
7 / B2 "You're Gonna Fall" Mark Enbatta 3:59
8 / B3 "Dreams of Today" Mark Enbatta 6:18
9 / B4 "Be My Baby" Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Phil Spector 6:01
10 "The Trip" (CD only) Kim Fowley 23:53

Label

This album was released by Music Maniac Records, Germany

References

  1. ^ Note on the backside of the CD version of the album
  2. ^ "The Vietnam Veterans announcing their return (Music Maniac Records)". rimpo.com. Retrieved 2010-01-10.

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