A CD-R of the 1980 Quincy s/t album is available online (for $5.00 + 
shipping!) at the Smash Palace website:

http://smashpalacemusic.com/store/

Quincy members (and brothers) Stephen and Brian Butler formed Smash 
Palace after Quincy's demise (allegedly in the face of threatened legal 
action by Quincy Jones!)  Smash Palace has themselves had a long and 
fruitful run--I urge you to check out their latter day output if you 
haven't already.  (Here's a link to a particularly well-written review 
of their "Best of 99-06" collection:  ;-)

http://amplifiermagazine.com/reviews/cds/smash_palace_cd.php

Best of all, if you order anything from the Smash Palace website you'll 
receive absolutely free of charge a CD-R of a 1978 Quincy show at 
CBGB's.  According to legend, it was this performance that ultimately 
led to the band being signed to Columbia:

http://smashpalacemusic.com/free/unreleased-1978-quincy-collection-for-free/

Enjoy!

Rick
schads@verizon.net


On 5/1/2011 6:00 AM, audities-owner@smoe.org wrote:
>
> Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2011 10:59:55 +0200
> From: "robert.pally"<robert.pally@bluewin.ch>
> To: "Audities"<audities@smoe.org>
> Subject: Reissue wishlist
> Message-ID:<001101cc0714$f9fc65b0$edf53110$@pally@bluewin.ch>
>
> Hi all
>
> Here is my wishlist:
>
> Quincy "Same" (1980) great Wave / Power Pop sometimes similar to Elvis
> Costello.
>
> Ginger "Same" (1980). Very good Pop-Rock. Their 2 albums belonged for some
> time to fav records.
>
> Paul Ryan "Scorpio Rising" (1976) great Artpop. Recommended!!
>
> Key West "Love Me Tonight" - They sound like a mixture between Tommy
> Hoehn, Raspberries, Beatles and Badfinger. Their record was pressed in
> Belgium but from the names they must be americans. The records sound
> as if it was from the mid till the later 70ties (there is no year on
> it). If you stumble over this get it. It is really worth it.
{Snip}
> Best
>
> Robert
>
>
> Robert Pally
> Sägematt 3
> 6204 Sempach
> Switzerland
> 041 760 47 49
>
>
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