Instrumental Rock | MP3 VBR V2 205 kbps | 64.3MB
Time: 43:52 min | Label: Bombora Creative Records

Australia's most exciting new surf rock outfit THE BREAK deliver a power packed set on their debut album 'Church Of The Open Sky'. A mind blowing experience as classic surf meets spy-fi psychedelia when the three core members of Midnight Oil; drummer Rob Hirst, guitarists Jim Moginie and Martin Rotsey, joined with bass player Brian Ritchie of Violent Femmes for a whole new and contemporary approach to the surf music genre

VA - Pow Pow Movement - Surfer Riddim (2009)
Genre: Reggae | Label: Pow Pow Movement | 21 Tracks | MP3 | VBR | 110 MB

T R A C K L i S T

01 Gentleman & Million Styles - Help is on the Way 03:51
02 Natural Black - Gwaan now 03:59
03 Junior X - Surfer 03:43
04 Lukie D - There for you 03:47
05 Ginjah - Trickster 03:57
06 Natty King - Equal Rights 03:45
07 Richie Stephens - Heaven 03:52
08 Turbulence - Time to Rise 03:59
09 Raymond Wright - Wire Fence 03:57
10 Tifa - Go Away 03:47
11 Rebellion - Amagideon 03:44
12 Tina Nunez - Show me 03:34
13 Nature - Nasty Lies 03:44
14 Cali P - Nothing is Impossible 03:34
15 Denham - Shine on Lady 03:53
16 Danglin - Heavenly Father 03:24
17 Kimberly Nain - Angel 03:52
18 MXT - Too big to Cry 03:32
19 Tony Anthony - This should be Paradise 03:29
20 Mitch - Too much sad Songs 03:25
21 Pow Pow - Surfer Version 03:46

One of the most popular of the early Southern Californian surf bands, the Challengers were formed by drummer Richard Delvy after he left the Bel-Airs, who had recorded one of the very first surf singles, "Mr. Moto." Their debut LP, Surfbeat (early 1963), was one of the very first all-instrumental surf albums and sold 200,000 copies, an astronomical number for a regional act. Recording several albums over the next couple of years, most of their repertoire consisted of covers of popular rock and surf tunes; undeniably exciting at the time, their lack of originality can make their work generic to wade through. Clocking in at 30 tracks, this is a top-heavy collection of surf sides the Challengers cut for the GNP/Crescendo label. As the group never really had a hit, this is arguably all the Challengers you might ever need for the collection. But it is grade-A surf music, extremely well played with various session ringers like Hal Blaine, Jim Keltner, Steve Douglas, and Paul Johnson brought in on various numbers.

Artist: The Challengers
Title Of Album: Killer Surf!
Year Of Release:
Label: Mardev
Genre: reggae
Bitrate: 320 Kbps
Source: CD
Total Size: 156 MB

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track liste

01 - Lanky Bones.mp3
02 - Telstar.mp3
03 - Duck Waddle.mp3
04 A Taste Of Honey.mp3
05 Kame-Kaze.mp3
06 Pipeline.mp3
07 Scratch.mp3
08 The Work Song.mp3
09 The Wedge.mp3
10 Surf-Ari.mp3
11 Rebel Rouser.mp3
12 Collision Course.mp3
13 Memphis.mp3
14 Camel Back.mp3
15 Penetration.mp3
16 Sidewalk Surfer.mp3
17 Tequila.mp3
18 Small Fry.mp3
19 Raunchy.mp3
20 - Cruel Sea.mp3
21 - The Lonely Bull.mp3
22 - Mr_ Moto.mp3
23 - Man From U_N_C_L_E_.mp3
24 - Out Of Limits.mp3
25 - Wipe Out.mp3
26 - Roller Derby.mp3
27 - Happy Guitars.mp3
28 - Walk, Don't Run.mp3
29 - Kicks.mp3
30 - K-39.mp3