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I was just reading an interview in Classic Rock Magazine (THE best rock mag there is) with the lead singer of The Troggs, Reg Presley.
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I had never heard of this until now. It is easy to find mp3s of this famous tape, so I am downloading it now from here. Naturally I have no idea if it is the edited version or not. It is 11:17 long.
This is fucking hilarious.
Question: The Troggs Tapes, a recording of the band arguing in the studio that uses the 'F' word 63 times and the 'C' word once, has also become a legendary curio.
Reg: Oh, you've got the edited version [laughs]. there were 137 'fucks' on the master copy!
Reg: Oh, you've got the edited version [laughs]. there were 137 'fucks' on the master copy!
An in-studio tape of Reg Presley's running commentary on a recording session, filled with in-fighting and swearing (known as "The Troggs Tapes") was widely circulated in the music underground, and was included in the Archaeology box set. The in-group infighting is believed to be the inspiration for a scene in the comedy film This Is Spinal Tap where the band members are arguing. Some of this dialogue was sampled by the California punk band The Dwarves on their recording of a cover version of the Troggs song "Strange Movies".
I had never heard of this until now. It is easy to find mp3s of this famous tape, so I am downloading it now from here. Naturally I have no idea if it is the edited version or not. It is 11:17 long.
This is fucking hilarious.
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