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NOSMOKE 012CD
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Reissued with two bonus tracks ("Stupidity" and "Respect"). "The release of Find Us A Way in May 1967 coincided with The La De Das' first exploratory trip to Australia. This one is even better than the first LP, with more original compositions and a more mature soulful rock approach, including the snarling singles 'Find Us a Way' and 'All Purpose Low.' It's a more mod and beat psychedelic related release, tracks like 'Goodbye Sister' or 'Thank You For The Flowers' are a good example of that."
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NOSMOKE 011CD
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Reissued with two bonus tracks ("Don't Stand On My Way" and "Hey Girl"). "The La De Da's were a leading New Zealand rock band of the 1960s and early 1970s. Formed in New Zealand in 1963 (as The Mergers), they enjoyed considerable success in both New Zealand and Australia until their split in 1975. Here is their first LP, a long time awaited reissue, this is maybe one of the best R&B/garage records out of New Zealand and Australia during the '60s. Tunes like 'How Is The Air Up There' or 'On Top Of The World' are among the best in the genre. It's a masterpiece from 1966, for every rock, garage or mod fans around the globe, this is the best you can get."
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NOSMOKE 012LP
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"The release of Find Us A Way in May 1967 coincided with the La De Da's' first exploratory trip to Australia. This one is even better than the first LP, with more original compositions and a more mature soulful rock approach, including the snarling singles 'Find Us a Way' and 'All Purpose Low.' It's a more mod and beat psychedelic related release, tracks like 'Goodbye Sister' or 'Thank You For The Flowers' are a good example of that. Impressive record never reissued individually in vinyl format. Limited edition. Has two bonus tracks!"
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