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Various Artists: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964-1968 - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964 1968 Artist: Various Artists Label: Particles Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 8690116404414 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2016 03 04 Number of Discs: 1 From the minds behind the Piccadilly Sunshine, Mixed Up Minds, Upside Down, and Electric Sound Show series, Beatfreak! Is a journey through the glorious cultural dustbin where beat pop meets paisley rhythm and blues. Prestigious guests include
Title: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964-1968Artist: Various Artists
Label: Particles
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8690116404414
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-03-04
Number of Discs: 1
From the minds behind the Piccadilly Sunshine, Mixed Up Minds, Upside Down, and Electric Sound Show series, Beatfreak! Is a journey through the glorious cultural dustbin where beat pop meets paisley rhythm and blues. Prestigious guests include London heavies The Habits; the busker of Baker Street, Gerry Rafferty; a pre-Fleur de Lys Pete Sears and Tago Byers; and a forgotten Bee Gee. A intoxicating marriage of fuzz and flute delivered with disgraceful adolescent abandon - beware, it's not pretty. Professionally remastered original sound recordings. Includes 20-page full-color booklet with comprehensive background liners and rare archival color photos. Includes rare and obscure tracks by Fingers Lee and the Upperhand, Sons of Fred, The Habits, The Deejays, Ian & the Zodiacs, Casey Jones and the Governors, Roger Young, The Moquettes, The Hinge, The Chasers, The Jensens, Fifth Column, Thursday's Child, Red Squares, The Carpetbaggers, Hedgehoppers Anonymous, Alex Harvey, Trev Gordon, and Greg Hunter.
Tracks:
1.1 Fingers Lee - Midnight Race (1967)
1.2 Sons of Fred - I LL Be There (1965)
1.3 The Habits - I Need You (1966)
1.4 The Deejays - What Cha Tryin to Do (1966)
1.5 Ian and the Zodiacs - Na Na Na Na Na (1966)
1.6 Casey Jones and the Governrs - All You Wanna Do (1966)
1.7 Roger Young - No Address (1966)
1.8 The Moquettes - You Came Along (1964)
1.9 The Hinge - You D Better Go Home (1968)
1.10 The Chasers - She S Gone Away (1966)
1.11 The Jensens - Margeurite (1968)
1.12 Fifth Column - There S Nobody Here (1968)
1.13 Thursdays Child - I Want You Back (1966)
1.14 Red Squares - Don't Laugh If I Cry (1967)
1.15 Carpetbaggers - the Flea Teacher (1967)
1.16 Thursdays Child - Hey, Hey (1966)
1.17 Hegehoppers Anonymous - Daytime (1966)
1.18 Alex Harvey - the Sunday Song (1967)
1.19 Trev Gordon - You Re An E-Type (1966)
1.20 Greg Hunter - Five O Clock World (1966)
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★★★★★ 5
Absolutely amazing! Must try.
I absolutely love this sponge!, it is so dense;
it uses such a small amount of makeup but applies like a full coverage. I am using much less of my mineral makeup powder thanks to this sponge; plus it is easy to wash and dries quickly. Totally worth a try!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
★★★★★ 4
*update* Maybe(?) Perfect for those who hate eggs
Edit: Update
It is with a heavy heart Im updating this review. When I said this sponge stains, I mean it really stains. Now to be fair it is marketed as a powder sponge and I use it with liquid so this my be entirely on the user (aka me) but it's like I can never get it clean. Between my repeated washing and the overall product build up the performance of this sponge went downhill quickly. The finish of my makeup suffered and the flocking took a beating. For what it's worth the sponge has not fallen apart and is still in one piece. But I get more of a 4 star finish than a 5 star finish.
I've ended up using a large fluffy brush to buff out my foundation to get the desired result. I also ended up repurchasing the flocked flat ended egg from RT to replace this although at the moment I am still stubbornly using this sponge (and also avoiding doing my makeup)
I do believe a lot of my issues are do to using this sponge with liquid foundation instead of power and that is on me. I'm finding it so very difficult to clean and the RT flocked egg cleans up so much easier. I don't hate this sponge but my lovefest has definitely taken a turn to more of a likefest. I am going to keep using (because I am stubborn like that) and see how long it takes to turn this relationship into a hatefest or fall apart completely, whichever happens first. I will most likely update again at that time. At this moment I am changing my review from 5 star to 4 star. I will be keeping my original review below.
*original review*
Yo I LOVE this thing. Ok here's the deal, I don't like the beauty blender, in fact I kinda hate it. Yea, I said it, I'm not on board with bouncing an egg all over my face, I think it's tedious and inefficient.
I had at one time a flat teardrop shaped sponge that was my hands down favorite application tool for foundation. I used that thing until it literally fell apart. I tried to find a replacement but the store I had originally gotten it from no longer carried it so I kept using that ratty old sponge until it was missing chunks.
I tried some other flat sponges but none worked as I wanted so I went back to brushes but I really hate cleaning foundation from brushes so I was pretty much hating my life.
Then I found a flocked egg. Now I'm not a fan of the eggs but I was intrigued by the flocked texture and it had a nice flat edge so I tried it and it was almost as good as my old dearly missed flat teardrop sponge. I still was not a fan of bouncing an egg around on my face but I used this until the flocking wore off (about 6 months)
Well, I saw this listing for a flat flocked sponge and I pounced on it. I am so incredibly deliriously happy with this little sponge. I love that it's flat and not an egg. I love the flocking. I love how it fits in my hand. I love love the finish I get with my foundation. I love it. Like I need to order a dozen more so I never run out and I'm trying to break my hoarding tendencies but for this tool I want to hoard.
So the bad... It does stain easily. I wet my sponge before use and give it a quick clean after use. My old flocked egg would clean right up but this has stained on the first use. I also don't know how long this will hold up so I hope to update at a later time about that.
Overall I couldn't be happier with this sponge.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Perfect for liquid
This sponge is not made for liquid but I use it for my liquid foundation. The sponge won't last as long when it gets wet but it still lasts a LONG time! I put a drop of water on sponge first then dab a few times on my arm to dry with only a slight hint of moisture left (very dry feeling)... then add a drop of makeup (literally). The coverage is awesome and your makeup last 2 to 3x as long. Flawless finish. Love it!
I recently updated my review...I still have same awesome sponge. Now I also mix a silicone air brush liquid (clear) to the liquid makeup it spreads farther and the finish is wonderful. Great product stays dry and drys very quick after use.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2014
★★★★★ 5
Love this product!
I’ve used this product for a long time. It’s nice and soft and works well on my skin. I wouldn’t use anything else.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Its OK, but not nearly as easy to use as videos and reviews make it seem.
I ordered this flocked sponge based on reviews and on watching JI videos of applying pure pressed powder with it. I tried it 'damp' and it was awful mess! I tried it dry, and no powder was transferring to my face at all. I'll stick with my ELF blurring brush to apply JI pressed foundation (which I love).
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2018