Dr Von Schtick And The Tijuana Bats Gene Moss - Shrimpenstein

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Review by Paco Perán Albarracín

Shrimpenstein, the latest album by Dr Von Schtick and The Tijuana Bats Gene Moss, has been receiving rave reviews from music lovers and critics alike. The album is a unique blend of rock, punk, and surf music, with a touch of dark humor that is characteristic of the band's style.

The album's title track, "Shrimpenstein," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy guitar riffs and driving rhythm. Other standout tracks include "Zombie Jamboree," a fun and energetic song that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along, and "Voodoo Doll," a haunting ballad with a mesmerizing melody.

Dr Von Schtick's vocals are raw and powerful, perfectly complementing the band's edgy sound. The Tijuana Bats Gene Moss provides a solid foundation with their tight instrumentation, showcasing their talent and versatility.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Shrimpenstein Song0:52
Karate Man1:43

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Shrimpenstein

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Catalog Numbers

SR-107

Labels

Startime Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Notes

  • The original 1967 SHRIMPENSTEIN 45 rpm record with the opening theme song on the Monstrous "A" side and on the Crazy "B" side the incredibly "not" PC KARATE MAN, both sung by Dr. Von Schtick ( Gene Moss ) and the Tijuana Bats. The music is 60's garage band heaven. It was given to kids for free as part of their SHRIMPENSTEAN FAN CLUB kit
  • SHRIMPENSTEIN was kids Saturday morning "B" monster movie TV show like ELVIRA that played on KHJ channel 9 in Los Angeles from 1967 to 1968. It featured Shrimpenstein, a miniature Frankenstein monster puppet. The hosts were Gene Moss (Dr. Von Schtick) and Jim Thurman. Check Youtube for the few surviving episodes - its crazy cool.
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Summary by Paco Perán Albarracín

Shrimpenstein is an impressive album that showcases Dr Von Schtick and The Tijuana Bats Gene Moss's unique style and musical prowess. It is a must-have for fans of rock, punk, and surf music, and is sure to leave listeners wanting more.

Comments

ziuad100020
ziuad100020
"Thanks a lot, Harry."
razvanbalazs
razvanbalazs
How lovely. It was good to hear Gene and Jim -- they were lovely gentlemen. My friends and I were also from Long Beach, fans of Shrimpy, Roger and we picketed KHJ when they were canceling The Moss & Thurman Show OR the Thurman & Moss Show OR the OR Show! With the Stan Worth Trio (bass player Whitey Mitchell became a writer for Get Smart!). Such creative talent we were treated to way back when.
christopher1984
christopher1984
What a wonderful thing you have created here. Thank you.
sanchesmaiva
sanchesmaiva
Thank-you a thousand times over from putting this up. I grew up in Long Beach, and I and my friends, "The Jewish Mafia
fauxmax5
fauxmax5
Hooray! More shrimpy!
My brother and I were living on Vandenberg AFB at the time , and we watched Shrimpy every afternoon it was on. This show had me in tears many times.... it was funny , risque, totally over the top and a treasure all in one.

Makes me want to go get a Hormel hot dog in commemoration .