THEM Time Out Time In For Them LP ZAP RECORDS 1968 UK reissue ZAP 7 RARE
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THEM
JIM ARMSTRONG, KENNY McDOWELL, DAVE HARVEY, ALLAN HENDERSON
After Morrison left the group, Them splintered into the Belfast Gypsies, who released an album that (except for the vocals) approximated Them's early records, and a psychedelic outfit that kept the name Them, releasing four LPs with little resemblance to the tough sounds of their mid-'60s heyday
"TIME OUT! TIME IN FOR THEM"
<reissue, originally published in 1968>
LP ZAP! RECORDS ZAP 7
MADE IN ENGLAND 1988 REPRESSING
SINGLE SLEEVE
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5 015733 200714
LABEL: ZAP! - WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: ZAP 7
Catalog on labels: ZAP 7
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): ZAP 007-A-1 LYN 21806
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): ZAP 007?B?1 LYN-21807
On labels: Original sound recording made by Tower Records
Issued under license from EMI Records Ltd.
? 1968 Tower Records© 1968 Tower Records
Produced by Ray Ruff for Checkmate Productions
All rights.........Prohibited
On back cover: We would like to thank...........
ZAP! Records, distributed by Revolver via The Cartel.......Manufactured in England
tracklisting
Side A: TIME OUT FOR TIME IN - SHE PUT A HEX ON YOU
BENT OVER YOU - WALTZ OF THE FLIES - BLACK WIDOW SPIDER
Side B: WE'VE ALL AGREED TO HELP - MARKET PLACE
JUST ONE CONCEPTION - YOUNG WOMAN - THE MOTH
grading
RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Them's second post-Van Morrison album, even more than their first such effort (Now & Them), grew further away from their mid-'60s style, to the point where there were few audible links to how Them sounded in the British Invasion era. And like Now & Them, it was an intermittently worthwhile record, reflecting late-'60s trends in album-oriented rock without adding much to them or innovating paths of their own. It was even more Los Angeles-psychedelia-influenced than their prior LP...(AllMusic)
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