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"Odorama" (05/07/2002) Rock & Pop Strawberry Smell (The), Rainbow Quartz (USA)

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"Grass & Wild Strawberries" (03/08/2005) Rock & Pop Collectors (The), Collectors' Choice Music

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"Chocolate Covered Strawberries" (09/30/2003) Rock & Pop Jadestone, Burning June RecordsJadestone: Yves Giraud (vocals, keyboards, bass); Gary Titi (guitar, keyboards); Bryan Sussman (drums, percussion). Recorded at Burning Studios, West Palm Beach, Florida.

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"Incense and Peppermints" (01/01/1995) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Universal Special ProductsINCENSE & PEPPERMINTS is a Strawberry Alarm Clock compilation originally released in the mid-'90s, not their LP with the same title from 1967. A brief budget compilation--named, naturally, after the Strawberry Alarm Clock's only hit--INCENSE AND PEPPERMINTS is geared more toward the casual fan or the curious neophyte who might be put off by the import price tag or the much bigger track selection of the other Strawberry Alarm Clock compilations available. Like all Universal Special Products compilations, the packaging and sound are functional and adequate, but unlike many, the nine other songs on this compilation are an interesting cross-section of the Strawberry Alarm Clock's career, picking non-charting singles, b-sides (the punky "The Birdman of Alkatrash"), and interesting album tracks ("Strawberries Mean Love") from all four of the group's original albums. Serious psych-pop fans may do better with Ace/Big Beat's excellent STRAWBERRIES MEAN LOVE or One Way's ANTHOLOGY, but this is a perfectly reasonable alternative for everyone else.

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"Incense and Peppermints" (03/14/2006) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Collectables RecordsINCENSE & PEPPERMINTS is a Strawberry Alarm Clock compilation originally released in the mid-'90s, not their LP with the same title from 1967. A brief budget compilation--named, naturally, after the Strawberry Alarm Clock's only hit--INCENSE AND PEPPERMINTS is geared more toward the casual fan or the curious neophyte who might be put off by the import price tag or the much bigger track selection of the other Strawberry Alarm Clock compilations available. Like all Universal Special Products compilations, the packaging and sound are functional and adequate, but unlike many, the nine other songs on this compilation are an interesting cross-section of the Strawberry Alarm Clock's career, picking non-charting singles, b-sides (the punky "The Birdman of Alkatrash"), and interesting album tracks ("Strawberries Mean Love") from all four of the group's original albums. Serious psych-pop fans may do better with Ace/Big Beat's excellent STRAWBERRIES MEAN LOVE or One Way's ANTHOLOGY, but this is a perfectly reasonable alternative for everyone else.

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While the band was never really folk, STRAWBERRY JAM finds them severing themselves entirely from any freak-folk allegiances, as almost all the more acoustic elements of earlier records have been r...

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"Incense and Peppermints" (03/14/2006) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Collectables RecordsINCENSE & PEPPERMINTS is a Strawberry Alarm Clock compilation originally released in the mid-'90s, not their LP with the same title from 1967. A brief budget compilation--named, naturally, after the Strawberry Alarm Clock's only hit--INCENSE AND PEPPERMINTS is geared more toward the casual fan or the curious neophyte who might be put off by the import price tag or the much bigger track selection of the other Strawberry Alarm Clock compilations available. Like all Universal Special Products compilations, the packaging and sound are functional and adequate, but unlike many, the nine other songs on this compilation are an interesting cross-section of the Strawberry Alarm Clock's career, picking non-charting singles, b-sides (the punky "The Birdman of Alkatrash"), and interesting album tracks ("Strawberries Mean Love") from all four of the group's original albums. Serious psych-pop fans may do better with Ace/Big Beat's excellent STRAWBERRIES MEAN LOVE or One Way's ANTHOLOGY, but this is a perfectly reasonable alternative for everyone else.

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"Good Morning Starshine" (10/25/2005) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Collectors' Choice MusicLiner Note Author: Richie Unterberger.

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"The World in a Sea Shell" (10/25/2005) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Collectors' Choice MusicLiner Note Author: Richie Unterberger.

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"Incense and Peppermints" (01/01/1995) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Universal Special ProductsINCENSE & PEPPERMINTS is a Strawberry Alarm Clock compilation originally released in the mid-'90s, not their LP with the same title from 1967. A brief budget compilation--named, naturally, after the Strawberry Alarm Clock's only hit--INCENSE AND PEPPERMINTS is geared more toward the casual fan or the curious neophyte who might be put off by the import price tag or the much bigger track selection of the other Strawberry Alarm Clock compilations available. Like all Universal Special Products compilations, the packaging and sound are functional and adequate, but unlike many, the nine other songs on this compilation are an interesting cross-section of the Strawberry Alarm Clock's career, picking non-charting singles, b-sides (the punky "The Birdman of Alkatrash"), and interesting album tracks ("Strawberries Mean Love") from all four of the group's original albums. Serious psych-pop fans may do better with Ace/Big Beat's excellent STRAWBERRIES MEAN LOVE or One Way's ANTHOLOGY, but this is a perfectly reasonable alternative for everyone else.

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"Twist" (11/07/2000) Rock & Pop Wild Strawberries, MCA Records (Canada)

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"Strawberry Music Sampler V.1" (12/15/2003) Rock & Pop Strawbs, Witchwood CollectionSTRAWBERRY MUSIC SAMPLER V.1 brings together 17 tracks from the Strawbs including formerly unheard cuts from the the band's first album.

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"Deformative Years" (04/11/2005) Rock & Pop Wild Strawberries, Universal Records (Canada)DEFORMATIVE YEARS by the Wild Strawberries signals a return to the band's DIY roots. It contains the songs "Waiting for the Future," "Bitter," and "Kiss the Enemy," among others.

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"Daft Wild Sparkling Strawberry Soda" (n/a) Rock & Pop Various Artists, Apricot

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"Strawberries Mean Love" (04/15/1992) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Big Beat Records (Garage Rock)STRAWBERRIES MEAN LOVE, unless you're allergic, in which case they mean hives. That pretty much sums up the two likely responses to the Strawberry Alarm Clock, Santa Barbara's first and best exponent of flower power-era psychedelic pop. Either you'll find their catchy pop tunes, laced with pseudo-profound lyrics and cool trippy production effects, to be potent reminders of a certain place and time, or you'll find it all extremely calculated and commercial. Actually, the Strawberry Alarm Clock were both at once, and as a result, songs like "Incense and Peppermints" and "Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow" are both somehow more honest evocations of the real spirit of '67 as most people actually experienced it and, frankly, much better pop songs than, say, "Somebody To Love." This anthology, a remastered and expanded version of a previous collection on the excellent UK reissue label Ace/Big Beat, is the best SAC experience.

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"Rant N Rave With The Stray Cats *" (08/15/1983) Rock & Pop Strawberry Alarm Clock, Arista Records (Netherlands)INCENSE & PEPPERMINTS is a Strawberry Alarm Clock compilation originally released in the mid-'90s, not their LP with the same title from 1967. Domestic edition. A brief budget compilation--named, naturally, after the Strawberry Alarm Clock's only hit--INCENSE AND PEPPERMINTS is geared more toward the casual fan or the curious neophyte who might be put off by the import price tag or the much bigger track selection of the other Strawberry Alarm Clock compilations available. Like all Universal Special Products compilations, the packaging and sound are functional and adequate, but unlike many, the nine other songs on this compilation are an interesting cross-section of the Strawberry Alarm Clock's career, picking non-charting singles, b-sides (the punky "The Birdman of Alkatrash"), and interesting album tracks ("Strawberries Mean Love") from all four of the group's original albums. Serious psych-pop fans may do better with Ace/Big Beat's excellent STRAWBERRIES MEAN LOVE or One Way's ANTHOLOGY, but this is a perfectly reasonable alternative for everyone else.

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"Strawberries (Deluxe Edition)" (04/05/2005) Rock & Pop Damned (The), Sanctuary (USA)The Damned includes: Dave Vanian (vocals); Captain Sensible (guitar, bass); Rat Scabies (drums). All tracks have been digitally remastered. Liner Note Author: Kieron Tyler. Finding their feet again after yet another career misstep, the Damned emerged with STRAWBERRIES, their fifth studio album in as many years. With their line-up more or less stable at this point, it features Dave Vanian's more assured vocals and the more-pop-by-the-minute keyboards and guitars of Captain Sensible. STRAWBERRIES evokes the best of the Stranglers with a touch of XTC thrown in. Well produced by the band themselves, aurally it's a great improvement over previous efforts, and even includes a lyric sheet. From the catch-a-fire punk of "Ignite," the album moves on to new-wave pop with "Generals" and "Stranger on the Town." "Dozen Girls" foreshadows the gothic Damned of the near future, while "The Dog," STRAWBERRIES' most interesting track, fortifies their creepy vampiric image. For un-cynical punks in love, there's also the surprisingly bouncy un-cynical love song "The Pleasure and the Pain," and its companion "Life Goes On." An enjoyable album and highly recommended.

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"Strawberry Switchblade" (04/25/1997) Rock & Pop Strawberry Switchblade, Phantom Imports (Japan)This self-titled album was the only release from 1980s new wave girl act Strawberry Switchblade. Japanese version contains nine bonus tracks.

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