Three O'Clock

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Arrive Without Travelling New - LP - IRS 5591 Sealed 1983 Original With Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Cut Corner. “The Three O'Clock's First Major Label Album, After The Superb Sixteen Tambourines And Baroque Hoedown, Is A Bit Slicker And Less Specifically Psychedelic Than Their Earlier Releases. Recorded In Berlin With British Producer Mike Hedges, Arrive Without Travelling (The Title, Complete With U.K. Spelling, Comes From George Harrison's "The Inner Light") Has A Big, Brash Sound, From The Blaring Opener "Her Head's Revolving" To The Multiply Overdubbed Choral Vocals And Hypnotic Drum Patterns Of The Droning Closer "Spun Gold." The Arrangements Are Slick, But They Don't Have The Sterile, Computerized Feel Of Many Mid-'80s Pop Records; Mike Mariano's Keyboards Are At The Center Of The Sound, But Louis Gutierrez's Guitar Is Prominent Enough To Recall The Group's '60s Roots. As Always, Michael Quercio's Inimitable Voice And Puckish Lyrics Are The Album's Love It Or Hate It Factor, But Song By Song, This Album Probably Features His Strongest Songwriting. "Her Head's Revolving" Is A Lost Classic Of A Single, Arguably The Band's Finest Three Minutes, And The Gloriously Hooky "Underwater" Is Nearly As Good. "Mrs. Green," Which Shifts From A Church Organ-Based Verse To A Swooning Chorus, And The Tenderly Acoustic "The Girl With The Guitar (Says Oh Yeah)," Co-Written By Game Theory's Scott Miller, Vary The Otherwise Power-Poppy Album. Later Albums Would Continue Arrive Without Travelling's Move Away From The Band's Early Paisley Underground Days With Less Impressive Results, But This Album Rivals Sixteen Tambourines As The Three O'Clock's Artistic Peak.” Stewart Mason, AMG. more
	Arrive Without Travelling Used - LP - IRS-5591 1983 Original. “The Three O'Clock's First Major Label Album, After The Superb Sixteen Tambourines And Baroque Hoedown, Is A Bit Slicker And Less Specifically Psychedelic Than Their Earlier Releases. Recorded In Berlin With British Producer Mike Hedges, Arrive Without Traveling (The Title, Complete With U.K. Spelling, Comes From George Harrison's "The Inner Light") Has A Big, Brash Sound, From The Blaring Opener "Her Head's Revolving" To The Multiply Overdubbed Choral Vocals And Hypnotic Drum Patterns Of The Droning Closer "Spun Gold." The Arrangements Are Slick, But They Don't Have The Sterile, Computerized Feel Of Many Mid-'80s Pop Records; Mike Mariano's Keyboards Are At The Center Of The Sound, But Louis Gutierrez's Guitar Is Prominent Enough To Recall The Group's '60s Roots. As Always, Michael Quercio's Inimitable Voice And Puckish Lyrics Are The Album's Love It Or Hate It Factor, But Song By Song, This Album Probably Features His Strongest Songwriting. "Her Head's Revolving" Is A Lost Classic Of A Single, Arguably The Band's Finest Three Minutes, And The Gloriously Hooky "Underwater" Is Nearly As Good. "Mrs. Green," Which Shifts From A Church Organ-Based Verse To A Swooning Chorus, And The Tenderly Acoustic "The Girl With The Guitar (Says Oh Yeah)," Co-Written By Game Theory's Scott Miller, Vary The Otherwise Power-Poppy Album. Later Albums Would Continue Arrive Without Travelling's Move Away From The Band's Early Paisley Underground Days With Less Impressive Results, But This Album Rivals Sixteen Tambourines As The Three O'Clock's Artistic Peak.” Stewart Mason, AMG. more
	Baroque Hoedown Used - LP - VIP 4199 Mint 1985 Japanese Pressing With Obi. more
	Baroque Hoedown Used - LP - FLP 1010 1982 5 Track EP Still In Shrink Wrap. “The Band Found Its Sound On This Essential EP From L.A.'S Influential Paisley Underground Scene. "With A Cantaloupe Girlfriend" And "I Go Wild" Capture The Essence Of The Swirling Psych-Pop Sound The Band Had Naively Mastered By This Time, And Their Cover Of The Easybeats' "Sorry" Is Worth The Price Of Admission Alone. Lead Singer Michael Quercio's High, Almost Creepy Voice Could At Times Recall Syd Barrett, But Was A Unique Instrument In Its Own Right.” - Denise Sullivan, AMG more
	Befour Used - LP - FLP 1008 Beautiful 1984 2nd Issue Of The 1982 Classic With Cut Corner. Shrink Wrap Intact With Custom Hype Sticker. The Album That Became The Birthplace For The Paisley Underground. more
	Ever After New - LP - 5833 Sealed 1986 Original. more
	Sixteen Tambourines New - LP - FLP 1012 Sealed 1983 Original. Released During The Very Brief "Paisley Underground" Movement In Los Angeles, And Without Question One Of The Better Records To Come Out Of That Scene. Super Catchy Psych-Pop With Excellent Production From Earle Mankey. more
	Sixteen Tambourines New - LP - FLP 1012 1983 Original With Small CC. Released During The Very Brief "Paisley Underground" Movement In Los Angeles, And Without Question One Of The Better Records To Come Out Of That Scene. Super Catchy Psych-Pop With Excellent Production From Earle Mankey. more
	Vermillion Used - LP - 925 717 Rare 1988 Original. A Hard To Find Collectible For Beatnik Beatch And Jellyfish Fans. more
	Vermillion New - LP - 25717 Sealed 1988 Original. A Hard To Find Collectible For Beatnik Beatch And Jellyfish Fans. more