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Tomorrow
50 Minute Technicolor Dream: Unreleased & Live
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Am I Glad to See You [Blow up Film Demo]
2. Blow Up [Blow up Film Demo]
3. Caught in a Web [Studio Recording][#]
4. Revolution [Original Phased Version][#]
5. Why [#] - Tomorrow, Crosby, D.
6. Real Life Permanent Dream [Alternate Version][#] - Tomorrow, Hopkins, Keith
7. Three Jolly Little Dwarfs [Top Gear Radio Session]
8. Revolution [Top Gear Radio Session]
9. Caught in a Web [Live]
10. Shotgun and the Duck [Live]
11. My White Bicycle [Live] - Tomorrow, Burgess, Ken
12. Real Life Permanent Dream [Live] - Tomorrow, Hopkins, Keith
13. Revolution [Live] - Tomorrow, Howe, Steve
14. Why [Live] - Tomorrow, Crosby, D.
15. Mr. Rainbow [Live]
16. Strawberry Fields Forever [Live] - Tomorrow, Lennon, John

Compilation featuring eight unissued studio & session recordings and eight cuts recorded live in December, 1967 bythis British psychedelic rock group, who were equalled at the time only by Pink Floyd & Soft Machine... more »

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All Artists: Tomorrow
Title: 50 Minute Technicolor Dream: Unreleased & Live
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rpm Records UK
Release Date: 11/17/2003
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Rock Guitarists, Psychedelic Rock, British Invasion
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 5022911311841, 766485005526

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Tomorrow-'50 Minute Technicolor Dream:Unreleased&Live(RPM)

Mike Reed | USA | 11/08/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Nice little import job from the UK indie label RPM.More or less a companion CD for the band's self-titled disc(see my review).A total of sixteen tracks in which the first eight are a collection of demos and alternate edits of "Blow-Up" from the motion picture that I HEARD the band didn't get to appear in and "Am I Glad To See You" as well as couple of tunes from the TV show Top Gear,"Three Jolly Little Dwarfs" and their signature song "Revolution".The next eight are a REAL treat,a 27-minute live recording from their appearance at the 'Christmas On Earth' December 1967 gig.With tunes like "Caught In A Web","My White Bicycle",drummer Twink's "Mr.Rainbow" and "Strawberry Fields Forever",one gets to experience a one-time event.The sound is a bit dismal,but VERY acceptable considering it's rarity.Old time psych fans shouldn't have a problem with it.From this fan's view,it looked like Tomorrow was highly involved with THAT time's underground music scene.Great psychedelic cover,wouldn't you say?"