Bohemian Vendetta - Enough! (1997 Distortions Records) LP

Artist: Bohemian Vendetta
Album: Enough!
Label: Distortions Records – DR 1038
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: US
Released: 1966-68/1997
Genre: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Audio codec: FLAC | lossless

Tracklist:
A1. The Bohemians - Like Stoned 2:47
A2. The Bohemians - Irresistible 2:53
A3. Bohemian Vendetta - All Kinds Of Highs 2:21
A4. Bohemian Vendetta - I Don't Go That Way 2:21
A5. Bohemian Vendetta - How Does It Feel 2:55
A6. Bohemian Vendetta - Enough 2:45
A7. Bohemian Vendetta - Half The Time 2:43
A8. Bohemian Vendetta - Wanna Touch Your Heart 2:27
B1. Bohemian Vendetta - Enough 2:42
B2. Bohemian Vendetta - Images 1:55
B3. Bohemian Vendetta - Charity Killjoy 2:33
B4. Bohemian Vendetta - Riddles And Fairytales 2:57
B5. Bohemian Vendetta - Love Can Make Your Mind Go Wild 2:47
B6. Bohemian Vendetta - All Kinds Of Highs 3:43
B7. Bohemian Vendetta - House Of The Rising Sun 5:45

Personnel:
Bass – Victor Muglia
Drums – Chuck Monica (tracks: A5 to B7), Richie Sorrentino (tracks: A1 to A4)
Guitar – Nick Manzi (tracks: A5 to B7)
Lead Guitar – Richard Martinez (3) (tracks: A1 to A4)
Lead Vocals, Organ – Brian Cooke
Rhythm Guitar – Randy Pollock

Bohemian Vendetta was an American garage rock/psychedelic band from Long Island, New York, who were active from 1966-1968. In addition to recording two officially released singles and several previously unissued demos, they cut a self-titled album, Bohemian Vendetta, released by Mainstream Records in 1968.

Bohemian Vendetta was formed as the Bohemians in 1966 in Long Island, New York.Their original lineup consisted of Arthur Muglia (also known as Brian Cooke) on lead vocals and organ, his cousin Victor Muglia on bass, Randy Pollock on rhythm guitar, Richard Martinez on lead guitar, and Richie Sorrento on drums. Initially the band had a strongly blues-based sound, reminiscent of Pretty Things, and the Shadows of Knight.Under this line-up the band recorded two demo acetate singles in 1966 at Ultrasonic Studios in Hempstead (on Long Island), "Irresistible" b/w "Petrified, Like Stoned" (later referred to as "Like Stoned") and "I Don't Go that Way" b/w "All Kinds of Lows and All Kinds of Highs". The band recorded demos of several more songs and released the single "Enough" b/w "Half of the Time" on the United Artists label. While the single got a spot on the "Rate a Record" segment of Dick Clark's American Bandstand, it failed to chart