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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBIG Beat UK, Bgb

UPC0029667093224

eBay Product ID (ePID)8046040068

Product Key Features

Release Year2019

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistSeeds

Release TitlePushin Too Hard (Original Soundtrack)

Dimensions

Item Height0.36 in

Item Weight0.20 lb

Item Length5.61 in

Item Width4.94 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks21

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Pushin' Too Hard 1.2 They Say - Ritchie Marsh 1.3 No Escape (Take 3) 1.4 Can't Seem to Make You Mine 1.5 Try to Understand (Take 3) 1.6 Out of the Question (Alternative Mix) 1.7 The Perfect Wave - Neil Norman 1.8 Tripmaker (Live) 1.9 Evil Hoodoo (Full Length Stereo Mix) 1.10 Mr Farmer (Stereo Album Version) 1.11 Up in Her Dream 1.12 Satisfy You (Version 3) 1.13 Night Time Girl (Take 8) 1.14 Baby Please Don't Go (Live) - Muddy Waters 1.15 The Gardener (Take 1) 1.16 A Faded Picture (Stereo Album Version) 1.17 Fallin' Off the Edge of My Mind (Take 12) 1.18 The Wind Blows Your Hair (Version 3) 1.19 A Thousand Shadows (1993 Mix) 1.20 Ballad of Sky Saxon - Kim Fowley 1.21 Ymca Spot / Sky Speaks

NotesBig Beat's series of reissues dedicated to the Seeds reaches it's apex with the compilation "Pushin' Too Hard: The Seeds", the accompanying soundtrack to an acclaimed rockumentary tracing the rise and fall of these 60s garage icons. Directed by GNP Crescendo's Neil Norman and written/produced by Ace's own Alec Palao, "Pushin' Too Hard: The Seeds" is an extensive trip through the career of the exemplary quartet, and it's eccentric frontman, Sky Saxon. The frequently off-centre tale is told via extensive interviews with members of the band and their retinue, vintage footage, rare photos and memorabilia, and insights from Seeds fans such as Iggy Pop, Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys and the Bangles. While it contains the expected signature tunes from the Seeds' catalogue such as 'Can't Seem To Make You Mine, 'Mr Farmer' and of course the title cut, "Pushin' Too Hard: The Seeds" also features many rare sides such as an early Sky single under the name Ritchie Marsh, an exciting excerpt from the band's 1967 appearance at Hollywood Bowl and, as a nod to the Seeds' friendship with Muddy Waters, a vintage live cut from the venerable bluesman. Aficionados will be glad to note that several of the group's own selections are presented here as alternate takes or different versions, providing more evidence of the driving, hypnotic brand of rock'n'roll the Seeds pioneered. As always, detailed notes on the contents and many rare illustrations complete the package. The release of the soundtrack coincides with the first European screening of "Pushin' Too Hard: The Seeds", scheduled for London in the spring of 2019.