The Creation (2) – Creation Theory
Label: | Edsel Records – CREATIONBOX01 |
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Format: | 4 x CD, Compilation, Box set DVD, DVD-Video, NTSC, All Regions |
Country: | UK & Europe |
Released: | |
Genre: | Rock |
Style: | Mod |
Tracklist
The Mark Four (1964-1966) | |||
CD1-1 | The Mark Four– | Rock Around The Clock | |
CD1-2 | The Mark Four– | Slow Down | |
CD1-3 | The Mark Four– | Try It Baby | |
CD1-4 | The Mark Four– | Crazy Country Hop | |
CD1-5 | The Mark Four– | Hurt Me If You Will | |
CD1-6 | The Mark Four– | I’m Leaving | |
CD1-7 | The Mark Four– | Work All Day (Sleep All Night) | |
CD1-8 | The Mark Four– | Going Down Fast | |
The Creation (1966-1968) – Mono Versions | |||
CD1-9 | The Creation (2)– | Making Time | |
CD1-10 | The Creation (2)– | Try And Stop Me | |
CD1-11 | The Creation (2)– | Painter Man | |
CD1-12 | The Creation (2)– | Biff Bang Pow | |
CD1-13 | The Creation (2)– | Sylvette | |
CD1-14 | The Creation (2)– | If I Stay Too Long | |
CD1-15 | The Creation (2)– | Nightmares | |
CD1-16 | The Creation (2)– | Cool Jerk | |
CD1-17 | The Creation (2)– | Like A Rolling Stone | |
CD1-18 | The Creation (2)– | Can I Join Your Band | |
CD1-19 | The Creation (2)– | Hey Joe | |
CD1-20 | The Creation (2)– | Life Is Just Beginning | |
CD1-21 | The Creation (2)– | Through My Eyes | |
CD1-22 | The Creation (2)– | How Does It Feel To Feel (UK version) | |
CD1-23 | The Creation (2)– | Tom Tom | |
CD1-24 | The Creation (2)– | How Does It Feel To Feel [US version] | |
CD1-25 | The Creation (2)– | I Am The Walker | |
CD1-26 | The Creation (2)– | Ostrich Man | |
CD1-27 | The Creation (2)– | Sweet Helen | |
CD2-1 | The Creation (2)– | Midway Down | |
CD2-2 | The Creation (2)– | The Girls Are Naked | |
CD2-3 | The Creation (2)– | Bony Moronie | |
CD2-4 | The Creation (2)– | Mercy, Mercy, Mercy | |
CD2-5 | The Creation (2)– | For All That I Am | |
CD2-6 | The Creation (2)– | Uncle Bert | |
Stereo Versions – New Stereo Mixes By Alec Palao, 2016 | |||
CD2-7 | The Creation (2)– | Making Time [instrumental] | |
CD2-8 | The Creation (2)– | Painter Man | |
CD2-9 | The Creation (2)– | Biff Bang Pow | |
CD2-10 | The Creation (2)– | Sylvette [full length] | |
CD2-11 | The Creation (2)– | If I Stay Too Long | |
CD2-12 | The Creation (2)– | Nightmares | |
CD2-13 | The Creation (2)– | Cool Jerk | |
CD2-14 | The Creation (2)– | Like A Rolling Stone | |
CD2-15 | The Creation (2)– | Can I Join Your Band | |
CD2-16 | The Creation (2)– | Hey Joe | |
CD2-17 | The Creation (2)– | Life Is Just Beginning | |
CD2-18 | The Creation (2)– | Through My Eyes | |
CD2-19 | The Creation (2)– | How Does It Feel To Feel [UK version] | |
CD2-20 | The Creation (2)– | Tom Tom | |
CD2-21 | The Creation (2)– | How Does It Feel To Feel [US version] | |
CD2-22 | The Creation (2)– | Midway Down | |
CD2-23 | The Creation (2)– | For All That I Am | |
CD2-24 | The Creation (2)– | Instrumental # 1 | |
CD2-25 | The Creation (2)– | How Does It Feel To Feel [instrumental] | |
The Mark Four (Live 1985) – Live At The Beat Scene Club, 18 January 1985 | |||
CD3-1 | The Mark Four– | Hurt Me If You Will | |
CD3-2 | The Mark Four– | Got My Mojo Workin’ | |
CD3-3 | The Mark Four– | That’s How Strong My Love Is | |
The Creation 'Psychedelic Rose' (1987) – Recordede In 1987, Issued In 2004 | |||
CD3-4 | The Creation (2)– | Lay The Ghost | |
CD3-5 | The Creation (2)– | Psychedelic Rose | |
CD3-6 | The Creation (2)– | Radio Beautiful | |
CD3-7 | The Creation (2)– | United | |
CD3-8 | The Creation (2)– | Doing It My Way | |
CD3-9 | The Creation (2)– | Making Time [new version] | |
CD3-10 | The Creation (2)– | Far From Paradise | |
CD3-11 | The Creation (2)– | White Knight | |
CD3-12 | The Creation (2)– | Spirit Called Love | |
Eddie Phillips (1990) – From The Album "Riffmaster Of The Western World" | |||
CD3-13 | Eddie Phillips– | The Jimi Hendrix Trilogy | |
The Creation 'Power Surge' (1996) – Originally Issued On Creation Records | |||
CD4-1 | The Creation (2)– | Creation | |
CD4-2 | The Creation (2)– | Power Surge | |
CD4-3 | The Creation (2)– | Someone’s Gonna Bleed | |
CD4-4 | The Creation (2)– | Shock Horror | |
CD4-5 | The Creation (2)– | That’s How I Found Love | |
CD4-6 | The Creation (2)– | Killing Song | |
CD4-7 | The Creation (2)– | Nobody Wants To Know | |
CD4-8 | The Creation (2)– | City Life | |
CD4-9 | The Creation (2)– | English Language | |
CD4-10 | The Creation (2)– | Free Men Live Forever | |
CD4-11 | The Creation (2)– | Ghost Division | |
CD4-12 | The Creation (2)– | O+N | |
Eddie Phillips (2011) – From The Album "Woodstock Daze" | |||
CD4-13 | Eddie Phillips– | Woodstock Daze | |
CD4-14 | Eddie Phillips– | Good Times | |
DVD1 | Eddie Phillips– | Eddie Phillips Interview – The Guitarist Interviewed (March 2017) | |
DVD2 | The Creation (2)– | The Creation (1966+1967) – Live On German Tv | |
Beat Beat Beat, September 1966 | |||
DVD3 | The Creation (2)– | Making Time | |
DVD4 | The Creation (2)– | I’m A Man | |
DVD5 | The Creation (2)– | That’s How Strong My Love Is | |
Beat Beat Beat, June 1967 | |||
DVD6 | The Creation (2)– | Try And Stop Me | |
DVD7 | The Creation (2)– | Painter Man | |
The Creation (1996+1995) – Red With Purple Flashes: Live At The Mean Fiddler | |||
6 July 1993 – Includes Interviews With Band Members | |||
DVD8 | The Creation (2)– | Try And Stop Me | |
DVD9 | The Creation (2)– | Life Is Just Beginning | |
DVD10 | The Creation (2)– | I’m A Man | |
DVD11 | The Creation (2)– | Nightmares | |
DVD12 | The Creation (2)– | If I Stay Too Long | |
22 Aug14ust 1995 | |||
DVD13 | The Creation (2)– | Batman | |
DVD14 | The Creation (2)– | Biff Bang Pow | |
DVD15 | The Creation (2)– | Try And Stop Me | |
DVD16 | The Creation (2)– | Life Is Just Beginning | |
DVD17 | The Creation (2)– | I’m A Man | |
DVD18 | The Creation (2)– | Nightmares | |
DVD19 | The Creation (2)– | If I Stay Too Long | |
DVD20 | The Creation (2)– | Hey Joe | |
DVD21 | The Creation (2)– | Making Time | |
DVD22 | The Creation (2)– | Creation | |
DVD23 | The Creation (2)– | Power Surge | |
DVD24 | The Creation (2)– | Tom Tom | |
DVD25 | The Creation (2)– | That’s How Strong My Love Is | |
DVD26 | The Creation (2)– | How Does It Feel To Feel | |
DVD27 | The Creation (2)– | Painter Man | |
DVD28 | The Creation (2)– | Biff Bang Pow |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Demon Music Group Ltd.
- Copyright © – Demon Music Group Ltd.
- Marketed By – Edsel (2)
- Record Company – Demon Music Group Ltd.
Credits
- Design – Phil Smee
- Liner Notes – Alan Robinson (3)
Notes
“Eddie Phillips is a combination of Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend.”
– Shel Talmy (producer of The Who, The Kinks, and The Creation)
"Alan McGee was such a big fan of The Creation that he named his record label after the band, and named his own band after one of their songs – Biff Bang Pow. The Creation was formed in 1966 from beat combo The Mark Four, and was quickly signed to a production deal with Shel Talmy, The Who’s producer. The first release was the urgent “Making Time”, which featured guitarist Eddie Phillips playing his guitar with a violin bow, two years before Jimmy Page started doing so. Whilst very popular in Germany, UK success largely eluded the band, and after a number of non-charting singles and line-up changes (including Ron Wood), the band broke up in 1968 without ever having released an album. Bizarrely, Boney M had a huge hit in 1979 with the band’s composition “Painter Man”.
Phillips and lead vocalist Kenny Pickett recorded an album in 1987 that remained unreleased until 2004, and in 1995, following reunion concerts at Harlesden’s Mean Fiddler, Alan McGee and Joe Foster managed to persuade the original line-up to record a new album, for release on Creation Records.
Compiled with the assistance of Eddie Phillips himself, this limited edition deluxe media book presents a chronological history of the band. The four CDs include all eight single sides by The Mark Four (and three live reunion recordings from 1985), all of The Creation’s legendary recordings for Shel Talmy, in both mono and brand new stereo mixes, the 1987 album and the Creation Records album, and some solo recordings by Eddie from 1990 and 2011.
The DVD features a lengthy new interview with Eddie, filmed in October 2016, five songs from The Creation’s two live appearances on the legendary German 60s TV show “Beat Beat Beat” (from the original tapes, three songs appear on DVD for the first time), and 21 songs from the band’s two reunion concerts at the Mean Fiddler in the 90s.
The book has been designed by Phil Smee and features exclusive photos and memorabilia from both his and Eddie’s collections, as well as a new extensive annotation by Alan Robinson."
– Shel Talmy (producer of The Who, The Kinks, and The Creation)
"Alan McGee was such a big fan of The Creation that he named his record label after the band, and named his own band after one of their songs – Biff Bang Pow. The Creation was formed in 1966 from beat combo The Mark Four, and was quickly signed to a production deal with Shel Talmy, The Who’s producer. The first release was the urgent “Making Time”, which featured guitarist Eddie Phillips playing his guitar with a violin bow, two years before Jimmy Page started doing so. Whilst very popular in Germany, UK success largely eluded the band, and after a number of non-charting singles and line-up changes (including Ron Wood), the band broke up in 1968 without ever having released an album. Bizarrely, Boney M had a huge hit in 1979 with the band’s composition “Painter Man”.
Phillips and lead vocalist Kenny Pickett recorded an album in 1987 that remained unreleased until 2004, and in 1995, following reunion concerts at Harlesden’s Mean Fiddler, Alan McGee and Joe Foster managed to persuade the original line-up to record a new album, for release on Creation Records.
Compiled with the assistance of Eddie Phillips himself, this limited edition deluxe media book presents a chronological history of the band. The four CDs include all eight single sides by The Mark Four (and three live reunion recordings from 1985), all of The Creation’s legendary recordings for Shel Talmy, in both mono and brand new stereo mixes, the 1987 album and the Creation Records album, and some solo recordings by Eddie from 1990 and 2011.
The DVD features a lengthy new interview with Eddie, filmed in October 2016, five songs from The Creation’s two live appearances on the legendary German 60s TV show “Beat Beat Beat” (from the original tapes, three songs appear on DVD for the first time), and 21 songs from the band’s two reunion concerts at the Mean Fiddler in the 90s.
The book has been designed by Phil Smee and features exclusive photos and memorabilia from both his and Eddie’s collections, as well as a new extensive annotation by Alan Robinson."
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 5014797895874
Other Versions (4)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Recently Edited | Creation Theory (4×CD, Compilation, Limited Edition, Stereo, Mono, Signed Print, DVD, NTSC) | Edsel Records, Edsel Records | CREATIONBOX01X, CREATIONBOX01 | Europe | 2017 | ||
New Submission | Creation Theory (4×LP, Compilation, Test Pressing) | Edsel Records | CREATIONBOX01 | UK & Europe | 2017 | ||
New Submission | Creation Theory (Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, Mono, Blue, LP, Compilation, Stereo, Mono, Yellow, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, Red, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, Orange) | Edsel Records, Demon Records | CREATIONBOX02 | UK & Europe | 2018 | ||
New Submission | Creation Theory (Box Set, Compilation, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, Mono, LP, Compilation, Stereo, Mono, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo) | Edsel Records, Demon Records | CREATIONBOX02 | UK & Europe | 2018 |
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