THE SCORE - PLEASE PLEASE ME/BEG ME RARE UK DEMO EX

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Aug 16, 2011 Sold Date

Aug 6, 2011 Start Date

£ 175 Start price

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***MEGA RARE***

ARTIST : THE SCORE

Tracks are : Please Please Me / Beg Me.

ON DECCA RECORDS F.12527

RECORD IN STRONG EX CONDITION!!

HOLY GRAIL MEGA RARE AND SOUGHT AFTER UK PSYCH FREAKBEAT.

In case you don't already know : This single is something like the definition of the now much overused term "Freakbeat". In this case it's justified to call it so. Here's a nice piece about it I found on the internet.

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"Freakbeat" is a label applied retroactively to music created in the transition from the pill-fueled mod years of the early-to-mid-60s to the psychedelic sounds that flourished by decaded's end. Freakbeat stretched the straight ahead dance beats with heavier bass and reverb, fuzz boxes and phase units that created a more elastic sound. These weren't acid-flushed hippie-jams, but could feel the drugs starting to take hold. Freakbeat mixed British beat harmonies, garage rock snarl, and strident, aggressive guitar playing with overt studio craft. Its brilliance lay in the combination of catchy beat-era melodies and concise structures with the developing musical freedoms of psychedelia.

Superstar acts like the Yardbirds and Pretty Things created music that was termed freakbeat, but it was the lesser-known acts that were the center of the '80s retro-obsession during which the genre was christened.

The Score's cover of The Beatles'"Please Please Me" is a perfect freakbeat example-melodic as a Beatles song, but with charging drums, the sort of bass playing McCartney started on Revolver, and an in-your-face vocal that wouldn't have gone over well on Ed Sullivan.

LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL SOUND CLIP BY OPENING A NEW PAGE AND PASTE THIS LINK :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuWW-uzebDA

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