Remains, The - The Remains

Artist: Remains, The
Album: The Remains

Rock

1985

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Review by Siriporn Pekasut

The Remains, the eponymous album by the Boston-based garage rock band, is a quintessential example of the mid-1960s rock scene. Released in 1966, the album showcases the band's raw and energetic sound, with heavy guitar riffs and driving rhythms.

The album opens with "Heart," a high-energy track with a catchy guitar riff and a driving beat. The band's signature sound is evident throughout the album, with tracks like "Don't Look Back" and "Why Do I Cry" showcasing their raw, blues-inspired rock sound.

One standout track is "Diddy Wah Diddy," a cover of the classic Bo Diddley song. The Remains put their own spin on the track, infusing it with their signature sound and making it their own.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Mercy, Mercy	2:35
Ain't That Her	2:08
Lonely Weekend	3:20
Time Of Day	2:16
Lonely Week-End
Why Do I Cry	2:45
Like A Rolling Stone	3:22
Don't Look Back	2:35
I Believe In You	2:33
All Good Things	2:15
Diddy Wah Diddy	2:32
Thank You	3:14
Luxury Liner	2:24
But I Ain't Got You	2:09
Hang On Sloopy	4:35
Johnny B. Good	2:30
I Can't Get Away From You	2:34
You Got A Hard Time Coming	2:04
Gonna Move	6:36
Once Before	2:07
My Babe	2:07
Me Right Now	2:26
All Day And All Of The Night	2:48
Talkin' Bout You	2:45
Say You're Sorry	2:17
I'm A Man	5:10
Heart	2:36
When I Want To Know	2:07

Catalog Numbers

FC 012
BN 26214

Labels

Fan Club
Epic

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Formats

2 × Vinyl
LP
Compilation
Vinyl
Album
Stereo

Companies

Role	Company
Printed By	Glory
Designed At	Lakeview Graphics

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass Guitar	Vern Miller Jr.
Vocals	Vern Miller Jr.
Drums	Chip Damiani
Keyboards	Bill Briggs
Harmonica	Bill Briggs
Lead Vocals	Barry Tashian
Lead Guitar	Barry Tashian
Liner Notes	Vern Miller Jr.
Producer	Billy Sherrill (tracks: A5, A8, B1, B2, B4, B8 to B10), Bob Bonis (tracks: C3 to D4), Bob Morgan (tracks: A2), Remains, The (tracks: C1), Robin McBride (tracks: A4, A6, A7, A9, B6, B7, C2), Ted Cooper (tracks: A1, A3, B3, B5)
Sleeve Notes	Peter Wolf

Notes

Gatefold sleeve.
Album Design and Layout by Lakeview Graphics, U.S.A.

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Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SACD SGDL

About Remains, The

American garage rock band, sometimes credited as Barry & The Remains The Remains formed in 1964 at Boston University, where all four members were first-year students living in the same dorm in Kenmore Square. Singer-guitarist Barry Tashian and keyboardist Bill Briggs were from Westport, Connecticut, drummer Chip Damiani from Wolcott, Connecticut, and bassist Vern Miller from Livingston, New Jersey. They began playing r&b and rock'n'roll covers, as well as some Tashian originals, at The Rathskeller, a tavern across the square from their dorm. Soon, fans were lining up from Kenmore Square to Fenway Park to see them, and management had to clear out a disused basement to accommodate the crowds The band became a popular live act throughout New England, and, after signing with Epic Records, enjoyed local hits with a catchy, swinging Tashian original, "Why Do I Cry

Members

Chip Damiani
Bill Briggs
Vern Miller
Barry Tashian
N.D. Smart II

Summary by Siriporn Pekasut

The Remains is a solid album that captures the spirit of the mid-1960s rock scene. The band's energy and raw sound make for an enjoyable listening experience, and the album is a must-have for fans of garage rock and classic rock in general.