The Atlantics - Great Surfing Sounds Of The Atlantics
Review by Osato Edokpayi
Great Surfing Sounds Of The Atlantics by Atlantics is a classic surf rock album that showcases the band's instrumental prowess and signature sound. The album features 12 tracks that capture the energy and excitement of surfing, with catchy guitar riffs, driving drums, and lively bass lines.
The opening track, "Bombora," immediately sets the tone for the album with its fast-paced rhythm and memorable melody. Other standout tracks include "The Gremlin From The Kremlin," "Shark Attack," and "War Of The Worlds," each offering a unique and thrilling listening experience.
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: the-atlantics-great-surfing-sounds-of-the-atlantics.rar- MP3 size: 55 mb
- FLAC size: 332 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Stompede | ||
| Surfer's Paradise | ||
| Coral Island | ||
| Glassy Walls | ||
| Free Fall | ||
| Bombora | ||
| Bluebottles | ||
| Stompin' Time | ||
| War Of The Worlds | ||
| Tahitian Waters |
Video
Surfs Up, The Atlantics
THE ATLANTICS CRUSHER Surf Music 1964
The Atlantics - Flight of the Surf Guitar
The Atlantics - Bombora (1963)
Images
Catalog Numbers
MFP A8121Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
- Stereo
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Record Company | Music For Pleasure Pty. Ltd. |
| Printed By | Z. Nosek & Co. Pty. Ltd. |
| Published By | Southern |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | Bosco Bosanac |
| Design | Sharyn White |
| Drums | Peter Hood |
| Lead Guitar | Jim Skiathitis, Theo Penglis |
| Rhythm Guitar | Jim Skiathitis, Theo Penglis |
| Mastered By | Å |
Notes
- On sleeve:
- Music for Pleasure Pty Ltd
- Printed in Australia by Z. Nosek & Co. Pty. Ltd.
- MFP A8121 is Category on sleeve
- MFP-A8121 is Category on paper labels
- On labels:
- Made in Australia
- Music for Pleasure Pty. Ltd.
- Publishers:
- A1 to A3, A5 to B5: Southern
- A4: April
- This version has a different Category to another similar Australian pressing, Category SMFP-8121 (but both appear to be in stereo).
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side A label): MX160899
- Matrix / Runout (Side B label): MX160900
- Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped runout): A MX160899 SMFP8121-1
- Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped runout): A MX160900 SMFP8121-2
About The Atlantics
Australian surf instrumental and garage rock band. Formed in 1961, with initial releases in 1963. Still active in 2008, with a "best of" release in 2005.
Name Vars
- Atlantics
Aliases
- Gift Of Love
Members
- Jim Skiathitis
- Martin Cilia
- Peter A. Hood
- Bosco Bosanac
- Theo Penglis
Summary by Osato Edokpayi
Comments
For a drummer, this is tougher to play than BOMBORA..?
they where clearly on Perivitin
I am whole again
siiiiiiiiiiiiiiC fucks killer shit bra
Shadows on Steroids
Atlantic’s drummer would have got RSI, always an amazing effort !
Please give us FULL albums! This band's music is SO lost!!
Hotdang! Uptempo drumming...?⚘
One of the best Australian bands ever !
wow i was trying not to comment ,,,,,,,,, but , that drummer gave me 3 free lessons .................a lot of water has gone under the bridge
fantastich kind regards jan
Definitive.
Who woulda thunk traditional Greek folk music would become an iconic surf tune.
My english wife has never heard of them! I'm gob smacked!!!!
Some of those boards are huge
How these bands created this sound coming out of the do wop and Rosemary Clooney days is beyond me .Such a cool new sound not knocking older music but this resonates with me.so did British music.
The first band to use teeth to pick guitars and play behind their head etc !!
Bring back my teenage days when i would drive to the coast in my HR station wagon with this play at full volume
Australla's signature surfing song!
The 302nd number one hit in Australia.
One of the best examples of surf punk I’ve heard.
great memories ,,very hard to play on guitar ,,but i tried
https://youtu.be/7ChCqA-8iNU
This Bombora is rather weak-structured compared to the USA surf bands of the time.
This definitely gives me old-school SpongeBob vibes.
My grandfather gifted me an original pressing of this album. Such a great man. Can only think of the great times he had listening to this record and plenty others. Rock on everyone ?
Holy shit, the guy at 1 minute 20 seconds! Did he cut that board straight from the biggest gumtree he could find?!
My brothers sent me a copy of this from Australia where they emigrated to in 1962. I was 15 and still in the UK and all my friends came around to listen to it...about twenty times a day. They couldn’t get a copy in the uk so l felt very privileged having my single. I eventually moved to Sydney myself three years later.
