Popcorn & a Mama Who Loves Me Too [Import]

popcorn & a mama who loves me too [import]

Track Listings
1. Get Back Together
2. Trouble
3. You Are My Superstar
4. Mumbling A Goodbye
5. We Are Two
6. Misery Go Round
7. Butterfly Come Home
8. Now That I Found You
9. Moon Violet
10. Photographs
11. Shining Hour
12. Goddnight My Love

Popcorn & a Mama Who Loves Me Too,Swan Dive,Jvc Victor,Rock,Rock/Pop


Popcorn & a Mama Who Loves Me Too [Import]
Popcorn
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Excellent Instrumental music from the 70s
Popcorn
Hot Butter
Manufacturer: Musicor
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0009VJWS6
Release Date: 2005-08-01

Tracks:

  1. Popcorn
  2. Day by Day
  3. Apache
  4. At the Movies
  5. Tristana
  6. Song Sung Blue
  7. Telstar
  8. Tomatoes
  9. Amazing Grace
  10. Love at First Sight
  11. Song of the Nairobi Trio
  12. Silent Screen (Hot Butter)
  13. Mah-Na-Mah-Na
  14. Masterpiece
  15. Percolator
  16. Skokiaan
  17. Slag Solution
  18. Sounds
  19. Space Walk
  20. Syncopated Clock
  21. Tequila
  22. Wheels

Album Description

UK remastered reissue of two early 70's albums from the moog pioneers, 'Hot Butter' and 'More Hot Butter'. Includes thehuge 1972 novelty hit 'Popcorn'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Album Details

Digitally Remastered Reissue of the Band that Produced One of the Biggest Novelty Hits of 1972, 'popcorn', an Instantly Memorable, Addictive Synthesiser Instrumental, a Product of an Essentially Faceless Studio Session Crew. However, the Story of 'hot Butter' Goes Back to the Work of Synthesiser Experimentalist Gershon Kingsley, which Goes to Show that Even the Slightest Piece of Pop Fluff Often Comes with an Interesting Piece of History Attached!

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Excellent Instrumental music from the 70s.......2007-01-21

The Popcorn song sounded Fantastic just as when I was a kid hearing it on the 8 track tape Excellent Quality I would Recommend Hot Butter CD to anyone!!!!
Popcorn
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Pop Corn But Not Corny Pop
  • Who's Brave Enough To Declare "THIS IS GREAT!" ?
  • Look for the vinyl instead...
  • A modern classic
  • Popcorn[Import] Hot Butter
Popcorn
Hot Butter
Manufacturer: Musicor
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004TS8M
Release Date: 2000-11-21

Tracks:

  1. Popcorn
  2. Day by Day
  3. Apache
  4. At the Movies
  5. Tristana
  6. Song Sung Blue
  7. Telstar
  8. Tomatoes
  9. Amazing Grace
  10. Love at First Sight
  11. Song of the Nairobi Trio
  12. Silent Screen (Hot Butter)
  13. Mah-Na-Mah-Na
  14. Masterpiece
  15. Percolator
  16. Skokiaan
  17. Slag Solution
  18. Sounds
  19. Space Walk
  20. Syncopated Clock
  21. Tequila
  22. Wheels

Album Description

UK remastered reissue of two early 70's albums from the moog pioneers, 'Hot Butter' and 'More Hot Butter'. Includes the huge 1972 novelty hit 'Popcorn'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Pop Corn But Not Corny Pop.......2005-02-09

This is a really goofy & fun disc that actually is more musically
realized than the hit "Popcorn" would lead you to believe. There
is some dross mixed up amongst the gems here to be sure.For the
time period this was recorded in (the 1970's)several of the more
xperimental tracks hold their own nicely sounding contemporary
and not at all unlike many synth pop recordings from today.
Overall it is minimalistic pop music with a lot of great hooks
(once you hear "Popcorn" you'll be humming it all day long) and a
pleasant diversion from guitar driven pop/rock that dominates 90%
of 70's music.Hot Butter(actually one man Stan Free)does several
tunes that became standards of many Surf/Instro bands such as
the song "Apache and The Chantays oft recorded "Pipeline". In an
interesting turnabout 90's Surf revivalists "The Phantom Surfers"
do a guitar version of "Popcorn" that rocks like a son of a gun.
Recommended for all Synth/Moog fanatics,instrumental fans and all
of you who gig catchy & endearingly cheesy pop music in general.


5 out of 5 stars Who's Brave Enough To Declare "THIS IS GREAT!" ?.......2004-01-11

No apologies! I bought this this CD solely for the song "Popcorn" after I could not find the tune contained on any palatable "One Hit Wonders" compilation. If I were to go the compilation route, I would have to be ear-to-ear with track-after-track of every nightmare from "Afternoon Delight" to "Run Johnny Run."

So I thought, I'll chance a CD packed with covers of songs on The Moog Synthesizer. It couldn't be any worse than 1970s hits that climbed out of the LP garbage bins and onto CDs to haunt us well into the 21st Century. At the worst, "Hot Butter" could be packed with hysterical campy tunes to play at a party filled with bored or inebriated guests.

Boy, did I underestimate this CD! I loved "Popcorn" every bit as I remember, but I cringe a bit when I say I LOVED Stan Free's Moog Synthesizer renditions of songs too! The Moog Synthesizer gives a 1960s robotic Sci-Fi aura to tunes like "Apache," (instead of a surf atmosphere, the high pitch cry of the techno-keyboard makes you picture The Apache Warrior buzzing in orbit with Alan Shepherd and Mr. Spock) "The Silent Screen," (again, picture computerized music playing while Keaton & Keystones cops wear bubble helmets on their heads as they peruse the stars) and especially "Love At First Sight;" The Moog rendition of Serge Gainsbourg's silly hit song (though I think he intended it to be serious) actually sounds like space-age romance without a hint of camp!

Unfortunately for us, Stan Free's only hit as the one-man-band "Hot Butter" was "Popcorn," and he ceased putting out music shortly thereafter. He was still gainfully employed as a back up musician for everyone from John Denver to Arlo Guthrie to The Boston Pops. He passed away in 1995. If he's up there listening to the earthly sounds of keyboards, be they Moog, Grand Piano, or Harpsechord, I hope he will pause to read these words: Stan Free, you left this world a more enjoyable--- and pleasantly sillier--- place.

I enjoy this CD immensely. Campy at times, outright enjoyable at others. I highly recommend you add "Hot Butter" to your collection.

3 out of 5 stars Look for the vinyl instead..........2002-05-13

Most of these modern Moog collections seem to be going for the "Gosh-golly-gee-I-remember-this" factor. They pick the shortest and cheesiest songs, ignoring some of the (imho) better and more creative stuff. I'm not sure what the reason, but in any case I would recommend you find an inexpensive record player, and think about buying these songs on second-hand vinyl (try Ebay) instead if you like the sound of the Moog. Despite the clicks and pops, you'll get a much better representation of what some of these artists did with analog synthesizers, rather than some record company producer's picks. The 'cheese factor' is just too strong on these CD compilations.

5 out of 5 stars A modern classic.......2002-04-22

I owned "Popcorn" on vinyl when it was first released. This CD nearly caused a flashback. Listening is bound to bring back memories of flowers, polyester, and long sideburns. Back in the good ol'days, when a synthesizer looked like an old-fashioned telephone switchboard, this music was breaking new ground and laying the foundation for today's electonically-generated sound.

4 out of 5 stars Popcorn[Import] Hot Butter.......2002-02-24

I enjoyed this song when I was young. It brings back good memories. If you never heard it, please do.
Lavender Popcorn 1966-1969
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Lavender Popcorn 1966-1969
    John Kongos
    ProductGroup: Music
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    ASIN: B00005RGR0
    Release Date: 2001-11-26

    Tracks:

    1. I Love Mary
    2. Goodtime Party Companion
    3. Linda Loves Linda - Floribunda Rose
    4. One Way Street - Floribunda Rose
    5. Everyone Can See - Scrugg
    6. I Wish I Was Five - Scrugg
    7. Lavender Popcorn - Scrugg
    8. Sandwich Board Man - Scrugg
    9. Will the Real Geraldine Please Stand Up and Be Counted - Scrugg
    10. Only George - Scrugg
    11. Patriotic [#] - Scrugg
    12. Confusions About a Goldfish
    13. At This Moment
    14. Deserts of Mountains of Men
    15. Seat by the Window
    16. Go Home
    17. Tomorrow I'll Go
    18. Film, Flam Pharisee
    19. It Was Easy
    20. Blood
    21. Lady Wants More
    22. Coming Back to You
    23. Amendment to Confusions About a Goldfish
    24. Elegy to Seymour [#]
    25. All I'm Trying to Do [#]
    26. Week Day Lady [#]

    Album Description

    UK compilation for the South African musician/singer/songwriter who also recorded as Scrugg. Featuring every recording he made for Pye Records between 1966 & 1969, many of then never before reissued & some of them previously unreleased. The set kicks off with a folky debut 45 & a psych-pop rarity by Floribunda Rose before dipping into three singles & hitherto unheard material by Scrugg. The second half of the album is then devoted to John's first UK album, 'Confusions About A Goldfish' (1969) & the compilation concludes with more findings fresh from the vaults. 2001.
    Popcorn, Pt. 1
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      Popcorn, Pt. 1
      Crazy Frog
      Manufacturer: Gusto
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B000AD1QS2
      Release Date: 2005-08-22

      Tracks:

      1. Radio Mix
      2. Radio Mix Instrumental
      3. Potatoheadz Mix
      4. Radikal Mix
      5. Resource Mix
      6. Video

      Album Description

      Hot on the heels of the No.1 single `Axel F', being the biggest non-charity single for three years, comes the Crazy Frog `s unique version of Hot Butter's international monster-hit, `Popcorn', which reached No.5 here in 1972. Title track is backed by four mixes including the Radio Mix Instrumental, Potatoheadz Mix, Radikal Mix, Resource Mix and the video as well. Gusto. 2005.

      Album Details

      As the Saying Goes, You Can't Keep a Good Frog Down and the Crazy Frog Has Swapped Waistcoat for Headphones as He Takes to the Decks to Mix his Version of Gershon Kingsley's "Popcorn". A Massive International Hit in 1972 for Hot Butter it Hit No. One in Germany Where it Sold More Than One Million Copies. "Popcorn" Follows in the Steps of "Axel F" which Has Sold in Excess of 460,000 Copies in the UK Alone, Occupying the No.1 Position for Four Weeks and Holding in the Top 10 for Seven Weeks - Making it the Second Biggest Selling Single of 2005 - and the Biggest Non-charity Single for Three Years. Although the Track is Taken from the "Crazy Frog Presents Crazy Hits" Album, the Mixes Included on the Single Are Different from the Album Version, Both in Style and Structure.
      Mother Popcorn: The Vicki Anderson Anthology
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Messages from a Soul Sister...
      Mother Popcorn: The Vicki Anderson Anthology
      Vicki Anderson
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      ASIN: B0006ZIHZ4
      Release Date: 2006-04-07

      Tracks:

      1. Message from the Soul Sisters, Pts. 1-2
      2. Super Good (Answer to Super Bad), Pts. 1-2
      3. I'm Too Tough for Mr. Big Stuff (Hot Pants)
      4. Answer to Mother Popcorn (I Got a Mother for You)
      5. I Want to Be the Land of Milk and Honey
      6. If You Don't Give Me What I Want (I Gonna Get It Some Other Place)
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      13. Wide Awake in a Dream
      14. You Send Me
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      16. You've Got the Power - Vicki Anderson, James Brown
      17. What the World Needs Now Is Love

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Messages from a Soul Sister..........2007-01-15

      James Brown said in his autobiography that Vicki Anderson was the best singer he ever had in his revue, which should give you a hint as to her ability when you consider that JB's revue also employed the likes of Lyn Collins and Marva Whitney, who were amazing singers. While it is pricey, this collection is more than worth getting for all the funky grooves it contains. Not to mention, this is the ONLY release of Vicki Anderson's material that is currently available. This CD had me from track one, the live "Message From The Soul Sisters", which has an extremely catchy piano riff and a vampin' groove by the JB's. The majority of the material on this disc is from her work with the James Brown band from the mid 1960's to the early 1970's. Several "answer" songs are included, such as "Super Good" (her answer to JB's "Super Bad), her answer to JB's "Mother Popcorn" (subtitled "I Got A Mother For You"), and her answer to Jean Knight's "Mr. Big Stuff" entitled "I'm Too Tough For Mr. Big Stuff". Not only are these songs entertaining with her sassy answers to the originals and her irresistable attitude, but they are also horn driven jams that are funky as hell. I also enjoyed some of the soul ballads that were included, such as "Wide Awake In A Dream", which was later covered by Lyn Collins. It goes without saying that if you are a fan of James Brown this collection will not disappoint. In fact, JB can be heard in the background of many of the tracks and is featured on his two duets with Vicki Anderson on "Think" and "You've Got The Power". (Its interesting to hear the differences between Lyn Collins' version of "Think" and the version on this disc.) Also included is a duet between Vicki Anderson and her husband, JB sideman Bobby Byrd, on the mellow "You're Welcome, Stop On By". I was not aware that Vicki Anderson had recorded past the 1970's, but her 1994 recording of the Gil Scott Heron classic "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" with Bossa Nostra shows that she hadn't lost any of her vocal power or ability in the years since her recordings from the seventies. Overall this disc is solid, and although the price is high for a single disc, to me the grooves were worth the extra bucks. If you are a James Brown fan or are looking for some rare vintage funk, grab this one before it goes out of print. You won't regret it.
      The Popcorn
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        The Popcorn
        James Brown
        Manufacturer: King
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000QUCYAS
        Release Date: 2007-07-23

        Album Description

        Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007.

        Album Details

        Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork.
        Beyond the Windows Perhaps Among The Popcorn
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          Beyond the Windows Perhaps Among The Popcorn
          Kraig Grady
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          ASIN: B000I2IR4Q
          Release Date: 2006-09-12

          Tracks:

          1. Beyond the Windows Perhaps Among the Popcorn
          Fonk
          Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
          • A Spike that promises but delivers only now and then!
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          • Long lost Spike Jones tracks surface!
          Fonk
          Spike Jones
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          ASIN: B000075A68
          Release Date: 2003-01-14

          Tracks:

          1. Down In Jungle Town
          2. Spike Explains 'Dance Of The Hours'
          3. Dance Of The Hours
          4. Ugga Ugga Boo Ugga
          5. Chinese Mule Train
          6. Macnamara's Band
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          17. Holiday For Strings
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          20. Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight
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          22. Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gave To Me
          23. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You

          Customer Reviews:

          3 out of 5 stars A Spike that promises but delivers only now and then!.......2006-11-23

          This 2002 Spike Jones indie release of some rather rare tracks in the Jones arsenal is one that promises alot but doesn't really deliver overall.
          Harlequin is an indie company in England who makes their living obtaining copies of sometimes rare/hard to find records now in the hands of private collections and releasing them onto records/CDs....a great way to get around copyright laws in many countries.Harlequin,Proper,Flapper,ASV,et al have done very well over the years trying to fill the niche collectors market in material that the biggies won't or aren't interested in releasing.This release while produced in England was made in the Czech Republic....make of that what you will,if anything.
          This is great for collectors and compleatists looking for those rare items to add to their favourites collections.But like everything else in this world caveat emptor,buyer beware.Not all indie releases are made equal as some companies take more pains to get their work done as well as they can while others are just out there to exploit a gullable public.
          While this release doesn't fall into the latter category by any means it is certainly from a audio point of view rather disappointing.It's a mixed bag with some tracks sounding quite well while others sounding pretty poor.
          There are two main factors involved here: 1) the person on the sound board,i.e. the expertise/committment at equalizing and remixing the sound the best he/she possibly can and 2)the source material involved,i.e.how worn/damaged are the pressings they have to work with.
          And this is the crux on which buying these releases rest on.You takes your chances and settle for what you gets.
          Another bone of contention I have with the release are the liner notes.For the most part they are all over the place.They are written by a member of the Spike Jones International Fan Club who(should have known BETTER) wrote them like he was releasing them to a bunch of buddies instead of a more generalized public.It's filled with alot of inane patter,in-jokes and references.While I "got" many of them this kind of liner note is NOT for general fan consumption and shows a disturbing lack of professionalism and subsequent lack of respect for the buyer.
          To top this the liner notes do blurbs on just 13 of the 23 tracks on the disc!! The best thing about the booklet really are the pictures included,not much else.
          In conclusion unless you are a Spike Jones compleatist who REALLY wants these performances,about five released studio recordings and the rest split between alternate takes and live recordings,then I suggest you give this a pass.The sound varies considerably on these tracks and are no where near what you would hear on official releases and should have been better than they are.And let's not get into the liner notes again....as annoying as a Popcorn Sack!!

          3 out of 5 stars New To Spike? Don't Buy this until you complete "Slickers 101".......2006-07-28

          If you are new to Spike and the Slickers, buy one of the "Best of Collections" first! The reason is simple: those CDs contain the polished, finely tuned performances that made us fans. This CD contains material that an old time Spike fan like me appreciates as "the other stuff Spike did".

          5 out of 5 stars And now for some REAL info?.......2003-05-15

          Incredible performances: just listen to the live performance of "Dance of the hours", or Tommy Dorsey trying to fit in Spike's rendering of his own sig tune "I'm getting sentimental over you" (also live)... a bunch of other gems too. BUT: again, like with the other Harlequin records, you have to know already a lot about Spike & Slickers, because their liner notes keep referring to "insiders only facts". I like the style of the notes, but the contents are lost on me... Since I actually would have liked to rate this CD SIX stars, leaving of one for the liner notes still gives me five stars. Hahaha!

          5 out of 5 stars Long lost Spike Jones tracks surface!.......2003-01-25

          Harlequin has been releasing hard-to-find Spike Jones items since the 1980s, beginning with the Standard Transcriptions. But this new release, Fonk, is absolutely the best of the litter! Even if you are a rabid Jones collector, you will find a goldmine of long out-of-print discs, previously unheard radio excerpts, interviews, and even several alternate performances from Spike's golden days with RCA Victor. The sound is quite good on all tracks. There is not a "lemon" among them!
          Lavender Popcorn 1966-1969
          Average customer rating: Not rated
            Lavender Popcorn 1966-1969
            John Kongos
            Manufacturer: Castle Us
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

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            ASIN: B00006BXGX
            Release Date: 2002-08-13

            Tracks:

            1. I LOVE MARY
            2. GOODTIME PARTY
            3. LINDA LOVES LINDA - Floribunda Rose
            4. ONE WAY STREET - Floribunda Rose
            5. EVERYONE CAN SEE - Scrugg
            6. I WISH I WAS FIVE - Scrugg
            7. LAVENDER POPCORN - Scrugg
            8. SANDWICH BOARD MAN - Scrugg
            9. WILL THE REAL GERALDINE PLEASE - Scrugg
            10. ONLY GEORGE - Scrugg
            11. PATRIOTIC - Scrugg
            12. CONFUSIONS ABOUT A GOLDFISH
            13. AT THIS MOMENT
            14. DESERT MOUNTAINS OF MEN
            15. SEAT BY THE WINDOW
            16. GO HOME
            17. TOMORROW I'LL GO
            18. FLIM FLAM PHARISEE
            19. IT WAS EASY
            20. BLOOD
            21. THE LADY WANTS MORE
            22. COMING BACK TO YOU
            23. AMENDMENT TO CONFUSIONS ABOUT
            24. ELEGY TO SEYMOUR
            25. ALL I'M TRYING TO DO
            26. WEEK DAY LADY
            Popcorn
            Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
            • Career Spanning and Still Surprising!
            Popcorn
            The Coctails
            Manufacturer: Carrot Top Records
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

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            ASIN: B00067RGJ0
            Release Date: 2004-11-16

            Tracks:

            1. Grassland
            2. Dark Green
            3. Luke? Luke?
            4. Hell to Pay
            5. Fins, Limbs and Wings
            6. Alderaan
            7. Lights of a Satellite
            8. Spinning [#]
            9. Circles
            10. City Sun
            11. Cadali
            12. Even Time
            13. Grace
            14. Twilight for Henry
            15. Peel
            16. Starling
            17. Traveling Circus
            18. First Snowfall
            19. Rose Selavy
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            2. Penguin/Powerhouse
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            4. Working Holiday
            5. Fennel
            6. Holiday in Paradise
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            8. Snorer's Wife
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            16. Road Hog [#]
            17. Ghost Town
            18. Pedigree
            19. Molasses
            20. All in a Day [#]
            21. Wheels
            22. Why?

            Tracks:

            1. Skeleton Bones [#]
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            4. Steam
            5. Tar Pit [#]
            6. Hip Hop [#]
            7. Trumpet Song
            8. Devo Corporate Anthem
            9. Leap Year Day [#]
            10. Marseilles
            11. Skeleton (Prelude) [#]
            12. Tenement
            13. Gripper Bite
            14. Black Cricket [#]

            Customer Reviews:

            5 out of 5 stars Career Spanning and Still Surprising!.......2005-07-24

            I've had all the Coctails cds for nearly ten years now and almost fell over when I discovered this box set. They've all gone on to other things, so to find this treasure trove of rarities and favorites is a treat. 3 discs that each capture the many moods of this underrated, underappreciated Chicago band: disc one captures their beautiful melancholy (and features their rare Hello cd ep complete); disc two captures their pop whimsy; disc three captures their free jazz experimentation. The thing that's so amazing is this generous set ADDS to their previous releases more than it revisits them. Take a chance on them if you like adventure and beauty.

            Rock Music:

            1. Poprocks & Coke [CD-single] [Import]
            2. Pops in Japan [Import]
            3. Popular Music for Unpopular People
            4. Porn Shoes/Gabriel in the Airport [CD-single] [Import]
            5. Postcards From Hell
            6. Postcards from Italy + Cds [Import]
            7. Postcard Stories
            8. Potlatch
            9. Paint My Love [Extra tracks] [Import]
            10. Pale Blond Hell [Import]

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