BATMOBILE bamboo land RARE LP 80S PSYCHOBILLY ROCKABILLY VINYL
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DISQUE VINYL ORIGINAL 33 TOURS ETAT EXCELLENT Batmobile ?– Bamboo Land Label: Count Orlok Music ?– R.O.C.K. I Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Netherlands Released: 1987 Genre: Rock Style: Psychobilly Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Bambooland Written-By – E. Haamers*, J. Haamers*, J. Zuidhof* 3:44 A2 Mission Impossible Written-By – E. Haamers*, J. Haamers*, J. Zuidhof* 2:43 A3 Demon Party Written-By – E. Haamers*, J. Haamers*, J. Zuidhof* 3:29 A4 Night Without Sleep Written-By – J. Haamers* 2:29 A5 Hot Dog Stomp Vocals – E. Haamers* Written-By – E. Haamers* 2:42 A6 Racing With The Sun Arranged By – E. Haamers*, J. Haamers*, J. Zuidhof* Written-By – Traditional 2:47 A7 Lover Not A Fighter Written-By – J. Miller* 2:58 B1 Chasin' Written-By – E. Haamers* 3:35 B2 The Cannibal Written-By – E. Haamers*, J. Haamers*, J. Zuidhof* 1:56 B3 Killers Crew Written-By – E. Haamers* 3:27 B4 All Shook Up Written-By – Presley*, Blackwell* 0:12 B5 Ain't Gonna Drink No More Written-By – E. Haamers*, J. Haamers*, J. Zuidhof* 2:33 B6 Cold Sweat Written-By – E. Haamers* 3:05 B7 Do You Wanna Touch Written-By – Glitter*, Leander* 3:44 Companies etc Recorded At – Tango Studio Published By – Rockhouse Music Published By – Count Orlok Music Published By – Exello Published By – Elvis Presley Music, Inc. Published By – MCA Music Entertainment Ltd Credits Drums – Johnny Zuidhof Drums, Double Bass – Eric Haamers Photography By [Photo] – Kooos Producer, Composed By – Batmobile Sleeve [Sleeve Design] – Pieter M. Dorrenboom* Vocals, Guitar – Jeroen Haamers Notes Recorded November, December 1986 at Tango Studio, the Netherlands. Track A7 is mentioned on center label as: "I'm A Lover Not A Fighter". Cat# on center label: R.O.C.K. 1. HEPCAT ROCKABILLY TEDDY BOY 50S FIFTIES 80S PUNK ROCK SKINHEAD OI Batmobile is a Dutch psychobilly band from Rotterdam and Breda, formed in 1983. They were the first band not from the United Kingdom to perform at the influential psychobilly club, Klub Foot and are considered the seminal Dutch psychobilly band.Batmobile was formed as a hobby in 1983. The band continues today with the founding lineup of Jereon Haamers on vocals and guitar, Eric Haamers on bass, and Johnny Zuidhof on drums.[1] The band played only covers of early rockabilly and rock and roll by Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Chuck Berry, and Johnny Burnette.[2] The band is named after the Batmobile, the car driven by Batman. The name was suggested by Zuidhof who presented the idea for the name during band practice.[3] The band began playing various gigs at bars and one time, while playing a bar in a rural area, the band received a bad response from farmers who were at the bar. The band began playing covers extra fast, in a punk rock style to get everyone's attention. Bar staff and some patrons enjoyed the music and the band started playing psychobilly shows.[2] Their debut self-titled EP was released in 1985 on Rockhouse/Kix4U.[4] Breakthrough at Klub Foot[edit] The bands first major gig outside of the Netherlands was at Klub Foot in London in 1986.[1] They were the first band not from the United Kingdom to play at the club.[2] They played with Demented Are Go and Torment.[1] That same year, Zuidhof and the bands sound engineer, Eddie, created Count Orlok records after a lawsuit with their then current label, Rockhouse/Kix4U. That label failed to pay the band royalties and Batmobile ended up suing the label. They won in court and their contract ended, hence the founding of Court Orlok.[2] Count Orlok released the band's first full-length album, Bambooland in 1987. The band toured Switzerland, West Germany, England and Austria.[4] In 1988, Batmobile released Buried Alive!, a collection of concert and demo recordings. That same year, they released Bail Was Set at $6,000,000 on Nervous Records. The album featured a cover of "Ace of Spades" by Motorhead. They returned to their own label, Count Orlok, to release Amazons from Outer Space in 1989. In 1990, they released Batmobile is Dynamite!, an EP, and the following year, their sixth full-length album, Seventh Starved. The band went on hiatus in 1993 and re-emerged in 1995 for a tour of Japan. They released a live album from the tour in 1996. The following year, they released Welcome to Planet Cheese, in which the band abandoned their signature psychobilly style to perform songs in a style influenced by B movies. This is the only album where Eric Haamers does not play an upright bass.[4] 2000s and today[edit]
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