Kikrokos : More Than 1 LP!

**Jimmy-Michaels** · October 20th, 2004, 06:26 PM

Ok, does anyone here in this forum know about the 2nd Kikrokos LP?? It's a pretty decent LP actualy. I had no clue of its exsistance until today when a friend gave me a copy of it (unfortunatly, not a vinyl copy lol). Ive never heard it discussed on here or anywhere. If anyone has any info on it as to who produced etc please let me know. All I know from what he told me was it was 1979 on Polydor. Title of the album is "Shylock Gums & Dr. Weitson : The Underground Story".

**thunderbals** · September 23rd, 2007, 04:59 PM

Hey Jimmy,

please check on discogs for the second kikrokos. best, charles:icon_biggrin:

Originally Written by DJ Jimmy M

Ok, does anyone here in this forum know about the 2nd Kikrokos LP?? It's a pretty decent LP actualy. I had no clue of its exsistance until today when a friend gave me a copy of it (unfortunatly, not a vinyl copy lol). Ive never heard it discussed on here or anywhere. If anyone has any info on it as to who produced etc please let me know. All I know from what he told me was it was 1979 on Polydor. Title of the album is "Shylock Gums & Dr. Weitson : The Underground Story".

**remicks** · September 23rd, 2007, 09:29 PM

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Limited output from Andre Allet and Patrick Sesti wasn't there

Tracklisting:

A1 Nothing On The Line
A2 G. Rated Movie
A3 Supercop
A4 Man This Is My Girl!
B1 Gay Frisco
B2 Stealin' The Show
B3 Seven Per Cent Song

I am curious about one cut .......

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**Videoskooter** · September 23rd, 2007, 11:18 PM

Originally Written by remicks

I am curious about one cut .......

Supercop???????

Well, I know this album exists but I never saw 1 in real life!

Just did some searching (Change!) and the only stuff that's available is very expensive!

Kikrokos Vinyl Records for Sale - Sealin' The Show - Polydor - 2812052 LP

**JussiK** · September 24th, 2007, 12:12 AM

Got that album, too, but don't see it as a disco record really. Isn't it's more like a recording of an imagined cabaret show or something, like D.C LaRue's "Tea Dance", only without actual dance tunes? Not a bad thing as such but imo certainly nothing like the first Kikrokos realese.

**thunderbals** · September 24th, 2007, 03:16 AM

The first album is a killer on both sides. The second LP has 2 good tracks (one very good) that are very recognisable as Kikrokos tracks in a matter of melody and vocals/singers. Defenetly Eurodisco, while the rest of the album needs no playback.