Álbum inédito de una de las bandas más excitantes de los primeros años del rock colombiano: The Silver Thunders, influida por el Mersey beat, surf y garage.

Incluye versiones de The Beatles, The Troggs o The Ventures, entre otros, además de una canción propia y extenso material gráfico e información detallada.

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Along with Speakers, Flipper’s, Beatniks, Ampex and Streaks, The Silver Thunders were responsible for one of the most exciting chapters of the early rock years in Bogotá, Colombia.

Eccentric and volcanic, the quartet recorded an album in 1968 which wasn’t released at the time. Rescued from old cassette tapes, that recording finally comes out five decades later, displaying the rebel spirit of a group influenced by Mersey beat, surf and garage.

“Me gritan melenudo” contains ‘Alma agobiada’, their only original composition, plus raw covers of The Beatles, The Monkees, The Troggs, Lovin’ Spoonful, Miriam Makeba and The Ventures. It also includes two more Beatles songs and a couple of covers from the Wild In The Street soundtrack recorded in 1970 by Los Yoguis, as the group was known at the end of their short-lived career. Plus many photos, a family tree and the detailed story of the band.
 
A1 Alma Agobiada 2:48
A2 Fresales Eternos 3:24
A3 And Your Bird Can Sing 2:05
A4 Mary Mary 2:19
A5 Good Thing 2:54
A6 Wild Angels 2:25
A7 A Day In The Life 3:46
A8 Pata Pata 2:48

B1 Summer In The City 3:09
B2 Got To Get You Into My Life 2:35
B3 Wild Thing 2:21
B4 Birthday 2:54
B5 Shape Of Things To Come 2:04
B6 Listen To The Music 3:07
B7 Revolution 2:07