The Eyes
Complete Recordings 1965-66
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Date:  1965
Length:  1:18:03
Genre:  British Beat; Other
    Track Listing:
      1.  
      		 When The Night Falls    2:34
      2.  
      		 I'm Rowed Out    2:56
      3.  
      		 The Immediate Pleasure    2:56
      4.  
      		 My Degeneration    2:45
      5.  
      		 Man With Money    2:43
      6.  
      		 You're Too Much    3:22
      7.  
      		 Please Don't Cry    2:36
      8.  
      		 Good Day Sunshine    2:02
      9.  
      		 My Degeneration Alt    2:36
      10.  
      		 Man With Money Alt    2:36
      11.  
      		 When The Night Falls Demo 1    2:57
      12.  
      		 I'm Rowed Out Demo    3:18
      13.  
      		 The Immediate Pleasure Demo    2:42
      14.  
      		 Radio London    0:30
      15.  
      		 Shakin' All Over    3:28
      16.  
      		 When The Night Falls Demo 2    2:59
      17.  
      		 I Wanna Be Your Man    1:47
      18.  
      		 Not Fade Away    2:14
      19.  
      		 If You Need Me    2:52
      20.  
      		 19th Nervous Breakdown    3:43
      21.  
      		 As Tears Go By    2:54
      22.  
      		 Satisfaction    3:53
      23.  
      		 Route 66    2:16
      24.  
      		 The Last Time    3:06
      25.  
      		 Play With Fire    2:23
      26.  
      		 Get Off Of My Cloud    3:08
      27.  
      		 Little Red Rooster    3:33
      28.  
      		 It's All Over Now    3:14
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      In 1965 and 1966, the Eyes released a clutch of singles that stand up to the Who's work from the same era in their blend of extremely innovative guitar feedback/distortion and anthemic mod songwriting. "When the Night Falls," "The Immediate Pleasure," "I'm Rowed Out," "You're Too Much," and the dry "My Generation" satire "My Degeneration" are revered highly by British Invasion collectors. The bursts of electronic mayhem were quite advanced for the time, though like the Who they had hooks and harmonies to counterpoint the madness. They weren't as memorable as the Who and didn't approach commercial success. After a much softer fourth single and an ill-conceived album of Rolling Stones covers (recorded under the name the Pupils), the group disbanded.
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