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| Where it all started... | |||
| The first Argyll Adventure Tree product was a limited-edition cassette entitled simply, "pinecones." Long out-of-print, this much-sought-after collector's item has fetched as much as $50,000.00 on eBay (though an Antiques Roadshow appraiser put the value of a mint condition copy at "maybe 50 cents"). | |||
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the pinecones pinecones AAT001, out of print Track Listing: Side B |
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| Covers Story | |||
| More than a side project, less than a way of life, the petite shelleys were a band dedicated solely to other artists' compositions at a time when the pinecones had a strict no-covers policy. pinecones michael and andy basically reprised their roles in their main band, but the participation of filmmaker gia amella pushed them to explore new methods of arranging and producing. | |||
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the petite shelleys the early years AAT002, out of print Track Listing: |
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| Din-Din for a Pack of Hungry Anarchists | |||
| Issued by popular demand, this very-limited-edition CD chronicles the only live on-air performance of Oshkosh, WI avant-garde popsters Crimson Crunch. The original broadcast, courtesy of KZSC-FM's Argyll Adventure Tree radio show, sullied the airwaves of Santa Cruz and the Monterey Bay area on March 1, 1988. Everything you've heard is true. | |||
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Crimson Crunch Never Gonna Give You Up AAT003, out of print Track Listing: |
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| To prepare for the recording of their magnificent magnum opus, "Shirley Kramer," the Pinecones spent many thankless hours toiling away in stinky rehearsal studios. This privately pressed and circulated CD features raw, live-in-the-studio performances of most of the songs that made it onto the Shirley Kramer album, and a couple that didn't. | |||
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the pinecones shirley kramer no code (private pressing), out of print Track Listing: |
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| Almost Famous | |||
| This is the big one, folks. The CD that catapulted The Pinecones into the stratosphere of near-total obscurity. The CD that was almost audible for practically five seconds in a scene in Kevin Smith's Dogma. The CD that sold in the hundreds. Yes, it's Shirley Kramer. How did we ever live without it? | |||
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the pinecones Shirley Kramer AAT004, in print Track Listing: |
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