Psychotic Reaction

Festival Records

calendar_today1966Australia

“Australian Mono Pressing. Catalogue Number FL-32160 on Label. Distinguishing it from Stereo Release https://www.discogs.com/release/5261726-Count-Five-Psychotic-Reaction”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“Also released in mono. LP-DSS-5001 appears on label DSS-5001 appears on front jacket and spine This version: - "STEREO" does not appear on labels - side indication on the labels are '1' and '2' - on the bottom of the labels an address appears - tracklisting on the labels is aligned to the left.”

Festival Records

calendar_today1966New Zealand

“Also released in stereo (SFL-932160).”

Fermata / Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966Brazil

Disc'Az

calendar_today1966France

Edsel Records

calendar_today1966United Kingdom

“A collection of tracks from their album plus A and B sides from singles. Track A7 is not listed on the rear jacket, only on the A side label. Track B7 is listed both on the rear jacket and center label as "Declaration of Independence" (the original B side to track B6), although it actually plays the song "Enchanted Flowers", an album outtake from 1966. Similar to the first pressing of Edsel's [r=1945402] compilation, but this repress lacks the insert and has slightly different center labels and different pressing ring indentations. Song publishers: A1: Hot Shot Music Inc. A2, A3, A5 to B1, B3 to B7: Copyright Control A4: SBK United Partnership Ltd B2: Ivan Mogul Music Ltd Runout details are hand etched except stamped 'D' on side B. [Rear jacket:] Licensed from Bullets, Tarzana California Original Release on [l64665], Hollywood, California © 1987 Demon Records Ltd [Edsel Records logo] A division of Demon Records Ltd., Brentford, Middlesex. Manufactured in England [Labels:] ℗ 1967 / 68 Double Shot Records © 1987 Demon Records Ltd Manufactured in the UK”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“Label variation -”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966Canada

“1st mono pressing? There's also a [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/15050602]black-label Canadian mono release.[/url] LP-DSM-1001 on sleeve DSM 1001 on label”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“All Disc Records Inc. mono pressing variant as indicated by "114" etched in side 1 runout.. Label variation: does not state "monaural" Catalog numbers: LP-DSM-1001 on back cover and labels DSM-1001 on front cover A stereo issue exists with the catalog # LP-DSS-5001”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966Canada

“This version has the short version of "They're Gonna Get You" which doesn't have the following part of the lyrics: "People there like to cut you down Oh yeah, they take your money but they don't like you Hangin' around Hangin' around" 1st mono pressing? There's also a [url=https://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Psychotic-Reaction/release/3953532]orange-label Canadian mono release.[/url] LP-DSM-1001 on sleeve DSM 1001 on label”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966Canada

“Also released in mono. This version: - side indication on the labels are '1' and '2' - on the bottom of the labels an address appears - tracklisting on the labels is aligned to the left.”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“Yellow double shot label colours. "STEREO" in italics printed on both labels Side 1 / Side 2 printed on labels. Track lists on labels are left-aligned Double-Shot Records address in rim text On back cover: "STEREO" in grey color, top-centered Thicker mid-60s cover This LP was also released in monaural format. Mono catalog # DSM-1001 appears below stereo catalog # on front top right corner of sleeve. DSS-5001 appears on sleeve, LP-DSS-5001 appears on center labels.”

Disc'Az

calendar_today1966France

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“1st mono pressing. A stereo issue exists with the catalog # LP-DSS-5001.”

Festival Records

calendar_today1966Australia

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“Also released in mono. This version: - side indication on the labels are '1' and '2' - on the bottom of the labels an adress appears - tracklisting on the labels is aligned to the left. - 'STEREO' caption above the side indication is in italics.”

Not On Label (Count Five)

calendar_today1966United States

“Engineered at Nashville West First cat no. on labels and rear cover, second cat no. on front cover and spine.”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966Italy

“Yellow Label Double Shot With Black Lettering. Side indication on the labels are '1' and '2' On the bottom of the labels an adress appears Tracklisting on the labels is aligned to the left.”

Disc'Az

calendar_today1966France

Not On Label (Count Five)

calendar_today1966United States

“Engineered at Nashville West”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“Mono White Label Promo”

Festival Records

calendar_today1967Australia

“Originally recorded for and licensed by Double Shot Records Inc., U.S.A.”

Festival Records

calendar_today1967New Zealand

World Record Co.

calendar_today1967South Africa

Repertoire Records

calendar_today1966Germany

“℗ 1966 Double Shot Records © 1992 Repertoire Records Made under license from Original Sound Entertainment”

Big Beat Records

calendar_today1966Europe

“Pressing version: "Made in the EU" printed on back cover and disc art. Going by disc matrix this re-press was made between 2009-2014. All tracks Mono except 15, 16 and 21 Stereo. Tracks 1, 8, 12, 13, 20, 22 and 23 previously unissued. Contains tracks from the 1966 'Psychotic Reaction' LP (Double Shot DSM 1001), non LP tracks, demos and previously unreleased material.”

Magic Records

calendar_today1966France

“CD replica of the 1966 vinyl EP in a cardboard sleeve.”

Edsel Records

calendar_today1966United Kingdom

“℗ 1967/68 Double Shot Records © 1987 Demon Records Ltd. Licensed from Bullets, Tarzana California Original Release on Double Shot Records, Hollywood, California. Combination of the tracks on their first album and b-sides from 7"s. Manufactured in England.”

Repertoire Records / Double Shot Records

calendar_today1992Germany

“Issued in a standard jewel case with white tray containing a 6-panel foldout insert with notes, pics, credits and discography Back cover: ℗ 1966 Double Shot Records © 1992 Repertoire Records Made under license from Original Sound Entertainment Insert: Track 10 Devon Music, BMI All other tunes published Hot Shot Music, BMI Duration on release vs real length on media player: Track 1: 2:20 vs 2:02 Track 4: 2:25 vs 2:31 Track 6: 2:56 vs 3:06 Track 9: 2:55 vs 2:00 Track 11: 2:25 vs 2:31 Track 12: 2:17 vs 2:26 Track 13: 2:53 vs 3:01 Track 14: 3:45 vs 3:54”

Akarma

calendar_today2003Italy

“The last track is a bonus track”

Big Beat Records

calendar_today2003United Kingdom

“Pressing version: "Made in the UK" printed on back cover and disc art. Contains tracks from the 1966 'Psychotic Reaction' LP (Double Shot DSM 1001), non LP tracks, demos and previously unreleased material. All tracks Mono except 15, 16 and 21 Stereo. Tracks 1, 8, 12, 13, 20, 22 and 23 previously unissued. Packaging: standard plastic jewel box case, off-black tray, 24 page stapled cover booklet.”

Repertoire Records

calendar_today2007Europe

“Made under license from Original Sounds Inc. This compilation ℗ © 2007 Repertoire Records. All tracks published by Drive-In-Music Co Inc./Bug Music except tracks 4 & 11by Fabulous Music Ltd.; track 12 by EMI Tunes Ltd.; track 18 & 28 by Bonnyview Music Corp.; tracks 20, 21 & 22 Copyright Control. Tracks 1 to 11 originally released as [url=http://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Psychotic-Reaction/release/1398262](US) Double Shot DSM 1001[/url], ℗ 1966. Tracks 12 & 13 originally released as [url=http://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Teeny-Bopper-Teeny-Bopper/release/2650727](US) Double Shot DSM 110[/url], ℗ 1967. Tracks 14 & 15 originally released as [url=https://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Merry-Go-Round/release/4011311](US) Double Shot DSM 115[/url], ℗ 1967. Tracks 16 & 17 originally released as [url=https://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Revelation-In-Slow-Motion/release/4011266](US) Double Shot DSM 125[/url], ℗ 1968. Track 18 originally released as [url=http://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Mailman-Pretty-Big-Mouth/release/2125483]single A-Side (US) Double Shot DSM 141[/url], ℗ 1969. Tracks 19 to 25 first released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Psychotic-Revelation/release/476866]single A-Side (UK) Big Beat CDWIKD 230[/url], ℗ 2003. Tracks 26 to 28 first released on [url=https://www.discogs.com/Count-Five-Psychotic-Reaction/release/2890607](D) Repertoire REP 4242[/url], ℗ 1993. Tracks 1-25 recorded in Mono, tracks 26-28 recorded in Stereo. Released in a Digipak. Includes a 12-page booklet.”

Air Mail Archive

calendar_todayJun 6, 2007Japan

“Comes in a CD sized mini LP replica with Obi-strip and insert of notes mostly in Japanese.”

Oldays Records

calendar_todayNov 29, 2017Japan

Repertoire Records

calendar_today2017Russia

“Originally released in 1966. 8-page art booklet included. Packaged in a jewel case with a transparent tray.”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

“Double shot stereo tape, compatible cassette. Playable on stereo or mono neutral equipment. Released in a snap case version from double shot records. On their very first shot, count 5, America's most exciting new group, hit the bullseye. And, fittingly, on double shot records. A hot new label that was also making its debut. For both, it was a giant hit, Psychotic Reaction, a driving, pulsating sound that Zoomed to the top of the charts. To the five youngsters from San Jose, California overnight success came after 18 months of rehearsals, experimentations and unique Innovations. Thanks to a tip from popular disc jockey Brian Lord, double shot records signed count 5 to a long-term contract in the summer of 66. The instant success of Psychotic Reaction written by all members of the group, prompted this album. So, now, count 5... And spin!”

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States

Impact

calendar_today1966Germany

Double Shot Records

calendar_today1966United States