The Vietnam Veterans - On The Right Track Now / Crawfish For The Notary (2008)
Artist: Vietnam Veterans
Title: On The Right Track Now / Crawfish For The Notary
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Music Maniac Records, Way Back Records
Genre: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:17:57
Total Size: 476 Mb (artwork)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: On The Right Track Now / Crawfish For The Notary
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Music Maniac Records, Way Back Records
Genre: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:17:57
Total Size: 476 Mb (artwork)
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Don't Try to Walk on Me 3:45
02. Dreams of Today 3:30
03. I Can Only Give You Everything 3:31
04. You're Gonna Fall 2:47
05. I Walked With a Zombie 2:25
06. Back From Hell 2:05
07. I Walked With a Zombie (Slight Return) 2:07
08. Out From the Night 2:15
09. Critics 3:06
10. That's Love 3:26
11. Dogs 3:17
12. Hey Gyp 2:56
13. Right Track Now 2:14
14. Is This Really the Time 3:48
15. What Are You Hiding 2:55
16. Masters of Time 3:46
17. This Life Is Your Life 2:57
18. Gary Cooper's Trip 4:22
19. Burning Temples 4:15
20. I Heard the Wind Blow 2:19
21. I Give You My Life 3:05
22. Children Eyes 2:52
23. My Trip 2:11
24. Liars 2:46
25. Be My Baby 5:16
"On The Right Track Now / Crawfish For The Notary" (2008) is a compilation reissue by the French neo-psychedelic garage rock band The Vietnam Veterans, released by the German label Music Maniac Records.
This release brings together two of the band's seminal early albums from the first half of the 1980s—effectively a "2-LP-on-1-CD" collection.
The music serves as a prime example of European garage punk and neo-psychedelia. The band drew inspiration from the raw, guitar-driven sound of the 1960s, characterized by heavy use of fuzz, the Vox organ, and the dark, brooding lyrics of Mark Enbatte.
This release brings together two of the band's seminal early albums from the first half of the 1980s—effectively a "2-LP-on-1-CD" collection.
The music serves as a prime example of European garage punk and neo-psychedelia. The band drew inspiration from the raw, guitar-driven sound of the 1960s, characterized by heavy use of fuzz, the Vox organ, and the dark, brooding lyrics of Mark Enbatte.
