Unfortunately all they ever did (officially), were those two Bomp! 7 inches. But these four sides were honestly some of the best musters on how pop minded rock n' roll (a.k.a. as power pop) has to be played. No wonder why Greg Shaw lost his mind hearing just once their first demo recording.
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PS: That's a piece that i found on garage punk forums. If what it says it's true, i can't wait for the proper release of it...
"A rare reel tape discovery in Los Angeles: the unreleased debut album of The Poppees. This 12-song tape includes 1 of the group's 2 singles on Bomp Records, "If She Cries." The songs are definitely performed by The Poppees and are not from their splinter period where they became the alternate group, The Boyfriends or later with the formation of The Sorrows.
"A rare reel tape discovery in Los Angeles: the unreleased debut album of The Poppees. This 12-song tape includes 1 of the group's 2 singles on Bomp Records, "If She Cries." The songs are definitely performed by The Poppees and are not from their splinter period where they became the alternate group, The Boyfriends or later with the formation of The Sorrows.
The Poppees tape was found with a stack of other reel tapes, apparently from a radio station, which included rare material by: Yard Trauma; The Brood; The Boss Martians; and others.
The tape is being researched for transfer and release---30-plus years later after the original recordings. The Poppees performance is found original and sparkling; fans will find their 3-decade wait was not in vain.
Standout tracks include ”Somebody Loves You” and “You’d Never Leave.”
Andromeda International Records"
