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Silver Thunders: Me Gritan Melenudo - VINYL LPTitle: Me Gritan Melenudo Artist: Silver Thunders Label: Munster Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 8435008839611 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 12 06 Number of Discs: 1 In 1968, The Silver Thunders enjoyed a good reputation within the Bogot rock circuit Today, none of the three living members of the band remembers where they got the money from to invest in the recording, but they got together three or four hours a week over several months in 1968 at
Title: Me Gritan MelenudoArtist: Silver Thunders
Label: Munster Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8435008839611
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-12-06
Number of Discs: 1
In 1968, The Silver Thunders enjoyed a good reputation within the Bogotá rock circuit... Today, none of the three living members of the band remembers where they got the money from to invest in the recording, but they got together three or four hours a week over several months in 1968 at the studio Suramericana de Grabaciones. The details of the sessions are hazy and nobody knows who sat behind the mixing desk. However, Jorge López (lead guitar) and Orlando Córdoba (bass guitar) both say that the studio was uncomfortable and precarious. This didn't undermine the group's upbeat spirit. That's how things were back then: no editing tricks and no option of doing several takes, as reels of tape were very expensive. The Silver Thunders, with Edgardo Córdoba (rhythm guitar) and Carlos Cardona (drums) completing the line-up, recorded live a repertoire influenced by Mersey beat and British R&B, American surf and garage, the psychedelia of The Beatles and a dash of African pop. This is conveyed in the raw cover versions of 'And Your Bird Can Sing', 'Got To Get You Into My Life' and 'A Day In The Life' by the Liverpool four; 'Mary, Mary' by The Monkees; 'Wild Thing' by The Troggs; 'Wild Angels', taken from the soundtrack of the film of the same name; 'Summer In The City' by The Lovin' Spoonful, plus a surprising cover of 'Pata Pata' by the South African artist Miriam Makeba. Although the presence of The Beatles predominates, the band delves deep into style of The Ventures in 'Good Thing' and an exquisite and naive cover version of 'Strawberry Fields Forever' after the instrumental track that Don Wilson and Bob Bogle's combo made famous in 1967. The recording also includes 'Alma Agobiada', an original song by Carlos 'Caniche' Cardona and the only remaining example of The Silver Thunders' own repertoire... A couple of years later, Jorge López went off to finish his studies and Carlos Cardona joined the ranks of Los Flippers. The Córdoba twins carried on playing, accompanied by Hernando Orjuela on keyboards and Eduardo Acevedo on drums. They fell under the influence of the mysticism of the guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogui. At the end of the decade, the four Silver Thunders became Los Yoguis and recorded 'Birthday' and 'Revolution' by The Beatles at the Ingeson studios, as well as 'Shape Of Things To Come' and 'Listen To The Music', both from the soundtrack of the film Wild In The Streets... -Luis Daniel Vega
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This works great, and I find it to be very effective at soundproofing. The hinge is good quality, and it rolls up easily. It is slightly on the heavier side, but that is to be expected considering its larger size. The materials used to make it are top quality, and it will last a long time.
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This Under Armour skull cap does exactly what it's supposed to do. It fits comfortably, stays in place, and works well under a helmet. The material is lightweight and breathable, helping keep sweat out of your eyes during games and practices. Makes it easy to put on and remove helmet. It has held up well after multiple washes and remains comfortable to wear for extended periods. Nothing fancy, but it's a quality product from a trusted brand that serves its purpose perfectly. I would definitely buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
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Color: Black
Been wearing these for about ten years! Nothing better to keep a bald head warm than these. The mesh up top lets your head breathe and dissipate heat. I will miss the wider bland then the thin one now because your head does slip out of it instead of it securing comfortably to your scalp! But I don't know maybe the cost of materials dropped the headband width to what it is now! Anyway, still a great piece!
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Use this under my hard hat to keep from sliding everywhere. I have bought several over the years and this have been my favorite so far. Will definitely buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Good but if the elastic band were wider it would be great
Color: Black
This is a great under helmet or perspiration barrier for the face during heavy spinning workouts. Sadly to avoid an indentation to your forehead, you must wear it inside out because the sewing band is narrow and tight.
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