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The Mystery Meat Psychedelic Rock 2002 US

Performer: The Mystery Meat
Title: Profiles
Style: Psychedelic Rock
Released: 2002
Country: US
MP3 album: 1844 mb
FLAC album: 1538 mb
Rating: 4.2
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Genre: Rock

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Profiles ‎(CD, Album, Jew). referencing Profiles, LP, RE, SHADOKS 041. How is it you are selling my album? In 1968 I (Ron ODell) asked 4 other students to join me in recording several songs that I wrote. The result of that effort produced the album Mystery Meat. The album was recorded at Blackburn College in Carlinville, Illinois. I played guitar and sang some backing vocals

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Tracklist

A1	Give Me Your Love	2:35
A2	Here Comes The Night	2:05
A3	Put Me Down	2:45
A4	It Will Last Forever	2:28
A5	Tears	3:10
A6	Profiles	1:43
B1	Don't Take Me	2:08
B2	Rung By Rung	2:20
B3	Both Have To Pay	2:43
B4	You Won't Believe It	2:48
B5	Sunshine Makes It	3:45
B6	Girl Named Sue	2:45

Notes

Deluxe edition in hard carton sleeve and heavy vinyl.
Limited 450 copies.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DR-7303	The Mystery Meat	Profiles ‎(LP, Album)	Director Records	DR-7303	US	1968
Shadoks Music 041	The Mystery Meat	Profiles ‎(CD, Album, Jew)	Normal Records	Shadoks Music 041	Germany	2004

Comments: (4)

Malak

Shadoks reissue features noise reduction and some other tweaking that is less than optimal. I'd say avoid it, not worth the prices it's going for (it initially retailed at around 50$ I read) Someone needs to snatch this up and do a nice, clean transfer with no tweaking! Classic garage album, one of the best!

melody of you

How is it you are selling my album?In 1968 I (Ron ODell) asked 4 other students to join me in recording several songs that I wrote. The result of that effort produced the album Mystery Meat. The album was recorded at Blackburn College in Carlinville, Illinois. The album title references the meat that was served every Wednesday evening in the colleges dimmly (candle) lit dinning room, The meat was also covered in gravy to further hide its identity.I played guitar and sang some backing vocals. Dick Linenger sang lead vocals, Wayne Joplin sang some backing vocals, Gary Walden played drums, and there was also a keyboard play - whose name eludes me at the moment. I wrote all of the music for all 12 songs. I wrote all of the lyrics for 8 of the songs and co-wrote the other 4 songs.Due to the limited equipment we had, the resulting sound of the album was not as good as we would have hoped for. We had a single reel-to-reel tape deck and recorded in a cavernous space that both created a dampening of the drums, shrillness of the keyboards, and a lot of bouncing sound. All of the songs were originals and I think anyone who gives the album an honest listen will recognize the raw and budding talents of the group.

Coiril

Whoa, one of the members of Mystery Meat! Thanks for the information, I'm a huge fan of the album.

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In 1968 I (Ron ODell) asked 4 other students to join me in recording several songs that I wrote. The result of that effort produced the album Mystery Meat. The album was recorded at Blackburn College in Carlinville, Illinois. The album title references the meat that was served every Wednesday evening in the colleges dimmly (candle) lit dinning room, The meat was also covered in gravy to further hide its identity.I played guitar and sang some backing vocals. Dick Linenger sang lead vocals, Wayne Joplin sang some backing vocals, Gary Walden played drums, and there was also a keyboard play - whose name eludes me at the moment. I wrote all of the music for all 12 songs. I wrote all of the lyrics for 8 of the songs and co-wrote the other 4 songs.Due to the limited equipment we had, the resulting sound of the album was not as good as we would have hoped for. We had a single reel-to-reel tape deck and recorded in a cavernous space that both created a dampening of the drums, shrillness of the keyboards, and a lot of bouncing sound. All of the songs were originals and I think anyone who gives the album an honest listen will recognize the raw and budding talents of the group.

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