House of Lies and Sorrow: Fae of Rewyth Book 1

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PURGATORIUM paved its way to the metal scene in early 2018. 9 x 2. Suddenly, he finds himself pitted against thousands of competitors in a desperate race to claim the ultimate prize, a chase that soon takes on terrifying real-world dimensions - and that will leave both Wade and his world profoundly changed. 1 cm ✅ A bookmark is free with this book✅ 80gsm kornofuli off-white pages✅ Matte cover ✅ local premium copy✅ Genre - Young Adult, Fantasy, Mystery, Horror. CD Digipak and as 180-gram Gatefold LP and comes remixed and remastered from Mental Cruelty's in-house engineer and guitarist Nahuel Lozano who spiced up the original mix with a more modern sound to get those "slams" as brutal as possible. It blew up nationwide in 1963 before Merseybeat groups spearheaded the ‘British Invasion’ of the US charts.

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• Also featuring The Chants (featuring Eddy Amoo later of The Real Thing), The Undertakers and Lomax Alliance (both led by Jackie Lomax who later signed to Apple) and The Kirkbys and The 23rd Turnoff whose singer/guitarist was ace songwriter Jimmy Campbell.
• Other rarities include an unreleased track by Birkenhead’s The Pathfinders from producer Shel Talmy’s vaults and a fab song by ex Vernons Girl, Samantha Jones found on a well- preserved acetate plus tracks by The Dennisons, The Seftons and The Perishers released on CD for the first time.
• 3CD box set spotlighting the pioneering movement that brought the world The Beatles but has been overshadowed by their success.
• Five tracks are newly mastered from producer Joe Meek’s ‘Tea Chest Tapes’ including The Cryin’ Shames’ magnificent tear jerker ‘Please Stay’ and the previously unreleased ‘A Different Drummer’ by The Maracas.
• Although The Beatles aren’t present for licensing reasons there are four Lennon and McCartney compositions donated to other acts.
• Hits include The Searchers’ ‘Sweets For My Sweet’ (UK #1) and ‘When You Walk In The Room’ (UK #3), Billy Kramer With The Dakotas’ ‘Bad To Me’ (UK #1), The Swinging Blue Jeans’ ‘Hippy Hippy Shake’ (UK #2) and The Mojos’ ‘Everything’s Al’right’ (UK #9).