Remains, The

Ever wish you could travel back in time and be in the thick of the 1960s rock explosion? Well, until an actual TARDIS is perfected, this album is the next best thing. Recorded in the wee hours of May 26, 1966, A Session with the Remains is a no-holds barred romp through their club set, captured live-to-tape in Capitol Records? studios. Recorded as an audition for the label, the albums seethes and snarls, twists and shouts, rocks and rolls and generally embodies the force of nature that was the...

Ever wish you could travel back in time and be in the thick of the 1960s rock explosion? Well, until an actual TARDIS is perfected, this album is the next best thing. Recorded in the wee hours of May 26, 1966, A Session with the Remains is a no-holds barred romp through their club set, captured live-to-tape in Capitol Records' studios. Recorded as an audition for the label, the albums seethes and snarls, twists and shouts, rocks and rolls and generally embodies the force of nature that was the...

ON RED VINYL!!!Boston's fabled Remains are one of the seminal lost legends of '60s rock, combining savvy Beatlesque songcraft with aggressive garage-rock urgency. Now, Sundazed honors this great American rock 'n' roll band with this exact reproduction of one of the Remains' rarest vintage releases�a 1966 red-vinyl Epic Records promotional single pairing the band's garage-punk reading of Bo Diddley's "Diddy Wah Diddy" and the powerhouse original, "Once Before."Originally manufactured for...

7� single featuring previously unissued Ed Sullivan Show live performance! The Remains are indisputably remembered as Boston�s finest rock group of the sixties. Yet it�s the group�s less celebrated connection with New York City that continues to pay dividends for their ever-spreading legion of fans. Of course, the main source of Remains-music has always been their classic run of recordings cut at New York’s Columbia Records. But in one of the coolest events in history, the Remains also...

A little crunchy, slightly distorted, extremely wild, and just perfect! Recorded at the legendary Boston Tea Party in 1969, The Remains rip through an absolute killer of a set list, featuring road tested covers of “Hang On Sloopy,” “Johnny B. Goode,” and their crowd-pleasing original “Why Do I Cry.” Captured two and a half years after they broke up, the four original members of The Remains are in perfect form here for a one-night-only performance that was only rumored to exist- until now. From...

A little crunchy, slightly distorted, extremely wild, and just perfect! Recorded at the legendary Boston Tea Party in 1969, The Remains rip through an absolute killer of a set list, featuring road tested covers of “Hang On Sloopy,” “Johnny B. Goode,” and their crowd-pleasing original “Why Do I Cry.” Captured two and a half years after they broke up, the four original members of The Remains are in perfect form here for a one-night-only performance that was only rumored to exist- until now. From...

The Remains have always been regarded as the Mount Everest of garage-rock bands, their steaming, fuzzed-up songs copied in every last swaggering detail by legions of cool teenage combos across the nation. AND the Remains were mind-crunchingly good enough to open for the Beatles on their final U.S. tour in 1966! At last, in glorious MONO, here's the ultimate Remains experience you've been missing! Now beefed-up to a stunning, double-LP, gatefold-sleeve package, loaded with terrific unseen...

2016 Record Store Day Limited Edition! They?ve been called ?America?s Lost Band.? Actually, the Remains were not so much lost as they were woefully under-appreciated. Meeting at Boston University in 1964, they were soon drawing capacity crowds at The Rat. Led by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Barry Tashian, the Remains were an incredibly tough four-piece with talent and chutzpah to spare. The group was soon recording for Epic Records, they played the happening spots in NYC, and they appeared on...