Silicone Prairie - Vol. II LP punk Town Hall Concert (1964)

Town Hall Concert (1964)

highlighted by a blunt vocal delivery and intricate guitar work

Achieving Top 10 album success back in 1972

Recorded at Channel 1 and Randy's Studio 17Voiced at King Tubby'sOriginal cuts dubbedA1: "Mr Smart"A2: "Mr Rich Man"A3: "Jah Helps The Man"A4: "Shame & Pride"A5: "Bad Minded People"A6: "Fittest Of The Fittest" - a version of Jimmy Riley's "Thanks and Praises"B1: "Wreck Up My Life"B2: "Stop The Fighting"B3: "Jah Jah Forgive Them" - on the "My Conversation" riddimB4: "No Love" - a version of Horace Andy's "Zion Train"B5: "Ghetto Girl"B6: "In Slavery" - a version of Dennis Brown's "Tribulation"

reminiscent of the early Dangerhouse Records singles as well as the “Bloodstains Across

Silicone Prairie - Vol. II LP punk Town Hall Concert (1964)Formed in Missouri, but migrated to Australia somewhere around the release of Vol. II, Ian Teeples Silicone Prairie exists in a pretty unique space in the post Omicron, post Coneheads, next wave of Aus Garage bands at Gonerfest world. Coming from a scene thats usually walloping the listener with high energy, jittery, pulling funny faced style antics (I took the long road to writing egg punk), twas a shock cracking open Vol. II and hearing something