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3 MAN ARMY Podcast
by 3 Man Army
Here we are at the start of one of the most unique journeys in the annals of music. Tapes were made, Guitars were plunked, overdubbers were dubbed over, not for any other purpose than the amusement of a select few. There was never any idea of fame, but an obsession with the fabrication of it. Some would call 3 Man Army pure art. Attack and Retreat, certainly, somehow stands, even today, some 43 years later, as a true avant garde melding of such current bands as Son of Cactus, Blue Oyster Cult, Alice Cooper and the then, harldy known Iggy Pop. No pretense, yet the lack of pretense is violently pretentious. Listen to it. Let it get 'in your head'!For more 3 Man Army, please check out the music there at https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/3manarmy-phase2
Episodes
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Concert On Alpha 6 - Side 3 - Outtakes
The Concert on Alpha sessions were one of the longest project to complete. After sifting through miles of cassettes and 8-track tapes we present to you what ended up on the cutting room floor. Here is "Side 3" of Alpha 6. (Track list pending)
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Attack & Retreat (Deluxe edition) 1974
Here we are at the start of one of the most unique journeys in the annals of music. Tapes were made, Guitars were plunked, overdubbers were dubbed over, not for any other purpose than the amusement of a select few. There was never any idea of fame, but an obsession with the fabrication of it.…
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Entebbe Two (1977)
ENTEBBE TWO Subway Everyday Schaefer Take a Ride Now Martian Chords I Gotta Rocketship Mother's Shoebox Salem Break Credit Down Now Rod's Jam Come On By Dominance #987 ME-262 The Red & The Black Goldfinger Let's Fly High (reprise) Entebbe Rescue Team
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Entebbe One (1977)
Inspired by the Incident at Entebbe, and after diplomatic ties were established with Idi Amin, the Army produced this deluxe 2-record set entitled "Entebbe One/Entebbe Two". Seventy-two minutes of music were laid down in one session and only the first 30 minutes were overdubbed. Mostly acoustic…
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Klein's Benefit Session & Studio Outtakes (1977)
During the summer of 1977 the Army, with the permission of Eddie Klein, performed a benefit session in the warehouse of Klein's of Monticello. Accompanied by Gregg "The Greenman", who mixed and checked the VU meters, the bands played their standards along with some new songs including "Who…
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Dangerman In Outerspace (1977)
3 Man Army's most instrumental release is the soundtrack to an unreleased animatedfilm "Dangerman In Outer Space". Recorded during the summer of 1977 at Major Harry Studios on an 8-track tape, then overdubbed onto cassette. Final mastering by Henny Henchmen who overdubbed bass during the first 24...
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Concert on Alpha 6 - Side 2 (1977)
A more complete compilation of the Alpha 6 sessions is presented here in this deluxe version. Due to the time constraints of the length of cassette tapes, the last 25 minutes of the final session was omitted and later released as Alpha 6 Outtakes. One song,"I Got Air", oddly enough, was omitted...
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Deceased! (1975)
3 Man Army's second album is the result of two separate sessions in May of 1975, one from the abandoned "Behind Enemy Lines" project, the other recorded at Major Harry Studios. In this deluxe expanded version we have included the single Lobster Trap / Gone For More Long Time, along with Take 83,...
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Concert On Alpha 6 (1977) Side 1
3 man Army's first and probably longest recording opus, over 140 minutes of music resulting from numerous studio sessions. Partially recorded on to 8-track tape (The unreleased "Starless and Broken Black")then overdubbed onto cassette, the Army experienced some moments in poor quality, drop-outs...
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Agents of Terror (1976)
The third album from 3 Man Army is the only release, aside from the Entebbe double LP, to be recorded in one session. Dedicated to "The Shemps", it is one of their funniest releases with many Firesign Theatre references. TRACKS: Punch Up Not So Close They Call me The Leader Wooly Bully I'm A Go...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Here we are at the start of one of the most unique journeys in the annals of music. Tapes were made, Guitars were plunked, overdubbers were dubbed over, not for any other purpose than the amusement of a select few. There was never any idea of fame, but an obsession with the fabrication of it. Some would call 3 Man Army pure art. Attack and Retreat, certainly, somehow stands, even today, some 43 years later, as a true avant garde melding of such current bands as Son of Cactus, Blue Oyster Cult, Alice Cooper and the then, harldy known Iggy Pop. No pretense, yet the lack of pretense is violently pretentious. Listen to it. Let it get 'in your head'!For more 3 Man Army, please check out the music there at https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/3manarmy-phase2
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