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Bram
Stoker - Rock Paranoia
01.
Born to be Free (P.Ballam)
02. Poltergeist (A.
Bronsdon/P.Ballam/J.Bavin)
03. Blitz (A.
Bronsdon/P.Ballam/J.Bavin)
04. Ants (A. Bronsdon)
05.
Collusion Illusion (Bronsdon/Ballam/Bavin)
06.
Idiot (P.Ballam)
07. Fingal's Cave (A.
Bronsdon)
08. Extensive Corrosion (P.Ballam)
09.
Scarborough Fair (Bronsdon/Ballam/Bavin)
10. Fast Decay (A. Bronsdon)
All
tracks published by Panama Music Library (mcps/prs)
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and Download tracks and album at
and other internet download stores worldwide The
following releases "Heavy Rock Spectacular" and "Schizo-Poltergeist"
are the subject of counterfeit bootlegs and copyright theft being sold on Ebay,
Amazon and via various distributors worldwide. 
Heavy Rock Spectacular.
The original 1970's Bram Stoker recording and artwork
Illegal made up artwork
of the bootleg Audi Archives Schizo-Poltergeist release.
Intellectual
Property Rights / Copyright 1972 - 2016: Bram Stoker, Panama Music Ltd, Digimix
Records Ltd.
all worldwide rights reserved.
01.
Born to be Free (P.Ballam)
02. Poltergeist (A.
Bronsdon/P.Ballam/J.Bavin)
03. Blitz (A.
Bronsdon/P.Ballam/J.Bavin)
04. Ants (A. Bronsdon)
05.
Collusion Illusion (Bronsdon/Ballam/Bavin)
06.
Idiot (P.Ballam)
07. Fingal's Cave (A.
Bronsdon)
08. Extensive Corrosion (P.Ballam) The
copyrights that subsist in the original Heavy Rock Spectacular recordings are
owned and controlled
by Panama Music Library (mcps/prs) Bram
Stoker own and hold the exclusive worldwide phonographic rights to the Heavy Rock
Spectacular recording and artwork as licensed worldwide to Panama Music Ltd and
Digimix Records Ltd. Digital
releases of the Heavy Rock Spectacular recording and the copyrights that subsist
within the recording will only be granted through a legal licensing agreement.
Rights for license for any physical CD releases will be considered.
All enquiries for licensing should be made via email to: panamus@aol.com We
will continue to pursue all companies and persons releasing our companies products
without license and posting recordings without authority. The
following companies which have cease and desist notices served upon them
have infringed our intellectual property rights / copyrights by either manufacturing,
distributing and selling the Bram Stoker "Heavy Rock Spectacular" recording
and copyrights that subsist within the recording. Heavy
Rock Spectacular CD (Album, RE) Universum Records (3) UR 5014 Germany 2008 Heavy
Rock Spectacular CD, (Album, RE, Gat) Akarma AK 257 Italy 2003 Heavy
Rock Spectacular (CD, LP, Album) Black Widow Records BWR 042 Italy 2000 Heavy
Rock Spectacular (CD, Album, RE) Kismet (2). Kismet Records, Kismet
(UK) KISCD4039 UK 2013 Schizo-Poltergeist
Audio Archives (CD) Heavy
Rock Spectacular (CD)) Media Arte
(Kim Gi-Tae) Distributor, Seoul, South Korea
CatNo: MI-0054 Ebay seller
catchopcd-com - caught selling bootleg counterfeit compact disc Ebay
seller ohrwaschl1- Muncen, Germany caught selling bootleg counterfeit compact
disc Ebay seller music-picture
- South Korea caught selling bootleg counterfeit compact disc Ebay
seller douglars (doug Larson Imports) USA - caught selling bootleg counterfeit
compact disc We will list also
all ebay sellers, Amazon sellers, distributors who continue to infringe our intellectuall
property rights and pursue them through the courts for financial compensation
also in association with The Police, The Office of Fair Trading UK and worldwide
associations, eBay, etc.
BRAM
STOKER
Bram
Stoker was formed in the summer of 1969 by Hammond organist Anthony Bronsdon,
guitarist Pete Ballam and drummer Rob Haines who, as the founding members of Bram
Stoker, then recruited bass guitarist John Bavin, all of whom were based in their
south coast home town of Bournemouth, England, UK.  Guitarist
Pete Ballam and drummer Rob Haines had previously been working together in their
own local band for two years prior to Bram Stoker being formed and had already
formed a tight bond, and in meeting Hammond organist Anthony Bronsdon they found
a kindred spirit - young, enthusiastic and inspired by the progressive trend of
the time.
Bass
guitarist John Bavin (who has worked as a recording engineer on projects with
Dave Stewart of Eurythmics fame, Kiki Dee, Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Darryl Hall
(of Hall & Oates), Rita Coolidge, Sam Moore (of Sam & Dave fame)) brought
not only his unique vocals and guitar playing to Bram Stoker but also his abilities
at songwriting and composing original material, which complimented the songwriting
and composing talents of the other members of Bram Stoker's classically trained
Hammond organist, Tony Bronsdon, and guitarist Peter Ballam. Combined with this
chemistry the Bram Stoker line up was complete and history was in the making.
In
composing their own material and experimenting with new musical styles, Bram Soker
were choosing their own musical direction, although the band was influenced by
the Gothic image, its music varied, and inevitably the band acquired the "progressive
classical Rock - Gothic Rock" label tag it is so famously identified by.
Before setting out on the road they rehearsed throughout that summer in a dis-used
nightclub in Poole. It was to be the start of a busy schedule. One of the early
gigs was as support act for the Who at Bournemouth Pavilion. Roger Daltry front
man of the Who, asked for details of the band and invited them to record a demo
album at his home in Berkshire. A few months later Bram Stoker was signed up to
an independent label owned by Rolling Stones manager Tony Calder. From the vast
circuit of clubs, colleges, universities and festivals (booked to play at the
Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 with Jimi Hendrix and others) throughout the UK
the band developed the loyal following as cult artistes they are today. Although
Bram Stoker was influenced by the Gothic image, its music varied. inevitably the
band acquired the "progressive classical Rock" label but strived and
succeeded in creating its own identity. Tony Bronsdon's classical training is
augmented by a formidable technique; his Hammond organ sound is majestic, biting
and haunting. His stirring ability to integrate his classical interpretation into
musical compositions written by himself and jointly with Pete and John, with drummer
Rob Haines' driving rhythms, resulted in a wide variety of unique performances
of Bram Stoker songs and instrumentals. Guitarist Pete Ballam encouraged an original
approach and his antics on stage were spontaneous and unpredictable, his legendary
"Doppler" (a spinning speaker cabinet) had to be seen - and heard -
to be believed.  Drummer
Rob Haines and bassist John Bavin also embrace fresh ideas, providing an individual
and creative approach to their role as rhythm section. While John's melodic themes
and ethereal vocals are integral to Bram Stoker, his musical and dextrous bass
lines breathe life and weave unity through every arrangement. Rob Haines applies
his own ideas to Bram Stoker's symphonic style; his inimitable spinning cymbal
emphasises the mood of the song Poltergeist.
Bram
Stoker enjoyed a wonderful period of interest in the music industry during the
period from 1969 through to 1972 and this is shown in the wake of the Heavy
Rock Spectacular album and its original 12" vinyl release on the
Windmill Records label in 1972. The
fan following on the Internet grows daily with fresh blood. Bram Stoker re-formed
in 2004. Original members Tony Bronsdon (Hammond organ) and John Bavin (bass guitar/vocals)
have been joined by Pat Flynn (guitar) and Pete Rumble (drums) Bram
Stoker's, Anthony Bronsdon (Hammond organ), Pete Ballam (guitar) and John Bavin
(bass guitar) are introducing more previously unreleased material for their second
album later this year (2007). In September the official CD release of the Rock
Paranoia album will also be available from all Internet download stores worldwide DGMX113
- Bram Stoker - Rock Paranoia - Digimix Records Ltd
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and Download tracks and album at
and
other internet download stores worldwide
BRAM
STOKER - "ROCK PARANOIA" (ten track album release) The
progressive rock band Bram Stoker was formed in Brighton, England, UK, in the
summer of 1969 by Hammond organist Anthony Bronsdon, guitarist Pete Ballam, drummer
Rob Haines and bass guitarist Jon Bavin.
In 1969 Bram Stoker, who were influenced
by the gothic image, signed a recording contract with independent label owner
and Rolling Stones manager, Tony Calder. Inevitably, as the band progressed, they
acquired the musical progressive classical, gothic-psychedelic rock tag they are
so famously identified by today. Bram Stoker's
performances in the UK and Europe comprised the vast circuit of clubs, colleges,
universities and festivals. They were booked to play at the Isle of Wight Festival
in 1970 with Jimi Hendrix after which they gained further loyal following as the
cult artistes they are today. Anthony Bronsdon's
formidable technique on Hammond organ created a sound that was so majestic, biting
and haunting, that their performances were respected on the same scale as bands
such as Argent and Yes. Anthony Bronsdon's stirring ability to integrate his classical
interpretation into musical compositions written by himself and jointly with Pete
Ballam and Jon Bavin, combined with drummer Rob Haines' driving rhythms, resulted
in a wide variety of unique performances of Bram Stoker songs and instrumentals.
Guitarist Pete Ballam encouraged an original approach and his antics on stage
were spontaneous and unpredictable. His legendary Doppler effect (a spinning speaker
cabinet) had to be seen and heard to be believed. Bram
Stoker's music is captured on the recordings contained on this "Rock Paranoia"
collectors album release, which contains two previously lost tracks, recorded
many years ago and found in old storage archives, which are included here with
the eight tracks from the original 1972 Windmill Records UK release. The recordings
have been digitally re-mastered to create a ten track collectors item from the
English progressive classical, gothic-psychedelic rock cult rock band Bram Stoker
released exclusively on Digimix Records. ABOUT
THE CD
BRAM
STOKER - "ROCK PARANOIA" - (Ten track album release) This
ten track album "Rock Paranoia" from the 1960s UK progressive rock cult
band Bram Stoker contains elements and musical flavours of gothic, classical and
psychedelic influences, combined with mystical and apocalyptic undertones. This
new Bram Stoker release "Rock Paranoia" contains two previously lost
tracks, recently found in old storage archives and recorded many years ago, which
are included here with the original eight tracks from the 1972 Windmill Records
12" vinyl release. All have been digitally re-mastered to create a ten track
collectors item from the 1960s UK progressive rock cult rock band Bram Stoker.
"Rock Paranoia", is released exclusively
on Digimix Records and has superb cover artwork.
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