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Thomas Frost & Richard
Visualise
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Prelude Shes Got Love
2. Where Did Yesterday Go
3. December Rain April Laughter
4. Woodstock
5. Gotta Find A New Place To Stay
6. With Me My Love
7. Where Are We
8. Come Clap Your Hands
9. The City
10. The World Is Love
11. On Our Way Home
12. If I Cant Be Your Lover
13. Hello Stranger (Bonus Track)
14. Fairy Tale Affair (Bonus Track)
15. Open Up Your Heart (Bonus Track)
16. Everyday Judy (Bonus Track)

CD Details

All Artists: Thomas Frost & Richard
Title: Visualise
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rev-Ola
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 8/14/2006
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Oldies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 5013929430426, 766488963922

Synopsis

Album Description

A lost classic of the collectable 'Soft-Pop' genre. Not only first time on CD, but first time anywhere! Includes the complete 'Visualize', outtakes, & the singles leading to the album in the original Mono mixes. Liner notes by renowned West Coast music expert Alec Palao, with input from Tom & Rich themselves. Pictures & memorabilia supplied by the artist to expand the planned original sleeve. Includes four bonus tracks, 'Hello Stranger', 'Fairy Tale Affair', 'Open Up Your Heart' & 'Everyday Judy'. 2002.

CD Reviews

Long lost gem resurrected

Fred Cooper | Los Angeles | 10/08/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Thomas & Richard Frost scored exactly one chart single in late 1969, the psych-pop gem "She's Got Love". This amazing record has haunted this listener ever since, and I always wondered if a stereo mix would ever surface. Low and behold, here it is, along with the entire unreleased album the duo recorded for Imperial Records. What a joy it is to finally hear this wonderful hit in stereo. Although nothing else on the LP quite matches the majestic splendor of the single (how could it?), this is emminently enjoyable stuff. Several tracks have a Donovan-like vocal quality. The non-LP singles are excellent, too; "Fairy Tale Affair", the B-side to "Hello Stanger", is a terrific track which should have been the A-side. "Open Up Your Heart" will remind you of "Love Grows", the Edison Lighthouse hit of the same time period (1970). The vintage CD release of the year."