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 							The Millennium - At Last (2012) 8 Blu-Spec CD BoxSet [Sony Japan DSD Mastering] FLAC
  
  8 Blu-Spec
CD Boxed Collection by Sony Music Japan. Featuring The Millennium, Curt Boettcher, Sandy Salisbury, Lee Mallory.
 

  Disc 1: The Millennium - Begin (1968) 01:05:21
  Disc 2: The Millennium - Pieces (2003) 00:58:10
 
Disc 3: The Millennium - Voices of The Millennium (2003) 00:31:37
  Disc 4: Curt Boettcher - Another Time (2003)
00:48:21
  Disc 5: Curt Boettcher - Chicken Little Was Right (2004) 00:30:24
  Disc 6: Sandy Salisbury -
Everything For You (2003) 01:01:58
  Disc 7: Sandy Salisbury - Do Unto Others (2003) 00:40:26
  Disc 8: Lee
Mallory - Many Are The Times (2003) 01:05:41
  
  Japanese original release. Box Set release from The
Millennium consisting 8CDs featuring unreleased tracks of the band, each member's solo works (Curt Boettcher, Sandy
Salisbury, Lee Mallory), the first album "Begin," and a rare album "Pieces." This edition features cardboard sleeve
jacket, the latest remastering, and the high-fidelity Blu-spec CD format (compatible with standard CD players). Comes
with a Japanese edition booklet and lyrics.
  
  CD: The Millennium At Last: The Millennium, Curt Boettcher,
Sandy Salisbury, Lee Mallory (8 Blu-Spec CD Box Set Sony Music Japan)
  
  Pleaase Note: Detailed information
and EAC Logs and Reports are in the Album Arts & Info Folder.
  
  Tracklist:
  
  1968 - The
Millennium - Begin 01:05:21
  
  01. Prelude 01:18
  02. To Claudia On Thursday 03:25
  03. I Just
Want To Be Your Friend 02:36
  04. 5 A.M. 02:39
  05. I'm With You 02:35
  06. The Island 03:18
 
07. Sing To Me 02:16
  08. It's You 03:21
  09. Some Sunny Day 03:21
  10. It Won't Always Be The Same
02:57
  11. The Know It All 02:41
  12. Karmic Dream Sequence #1 05:56
  13. There Is Nothing More To Say
02:23
  14. Anthem (Begin) 02:42
  
  Bonus Tracks:
  
  15. Just About The Same 02:21
 
16. Blight 03:01
  17. It's You (Mono Single Version) 03:12
  18. I Just Want To Be Your Friend (Mono Single
Version) 02:35
  19. 5 A.M. (Mono Single Version) 02:43
  20. Prelude (Mono Single Version) 01:17
  21.
It Won't Always Be The Same (Mono Single Version) 03:00
  22. To Claudia On Thusday (Mono Single Version) 03:08
  23. There Is Nothing More To Say (Mono Single Version) 02:25
  
  
  2003 - The Millennium - Pieces
00:58:10
  
  01. Prelude 01:04
  02. To Claudia On Thursday 02:53
  03. Baby, It's Real 02:39

 04. It's You 02:50
  05. I Just Don't Know How To Say Goodbye 02:06
  06. Good People 03:09
  07. Can
You See 02:26
  08. How Much I Love You 04:08
  09. The Blues Is Just A Good Woman Gone Bad 02:41
  10.
Once Upon A Time 02:29
  11. Dying With You 02:16
  12. The Word 03:04
  13. Share With Me 03:08
 
14. Sometime Or Another 03:43
  15. A Younger Me 02:56
  16. I Need To Be By Your Side 01:53
  17.
Sunshine Girl 02:44
  18. Suspended Animation 03:13
  19. The Ways I Love You 02:09
  20. The Hills Of
Vermont 03:15
  21. It Won't Always Be The Same 03:09
  
  
  2003 - The Millennium - Voices of The
Millennium 00:31:37
  
  01. Come To Me Baby 02:45
  02. I Still Can See Your Face 03:03
  03.
Measure Of A Man 02:27
  04. Magic Island 03:16
  05. Will You Ever See Me 02:19
  06. The Blue Marble
03:03
  07. Together In The End 02:35
  08. Share With Me 03:13
  09. Midnight Sun 02:11
  10.
Little Lost & Found 01:58
  11. Navajo Girl 02:35
  
  Bonus Track:
  
  12. Keep On
Dreamin' a.k.a. There Is Nothing More To Say 02:07
  
  
  Curt Boettcher
  
  Curt Boettcher
(1944-1987) was an American singer, songwriter, musician, and record producer from Wisconsin. His career spanned 1964 to
1983. (In his later years he altered the spelling of his name to "Boetcher" and "Becher," before reverting to the
original spelling of Boettcher.) Boettcher was a pivotal figure in the mid-1960s emergence of Sunshine pop, influencing
Brian Wilson before the production of Pet Sounds. Boettcher worked with The Association, Gary Usher, The Millennium,
Sagittarius, and The Beach Boys, among others. Curt Boettcher sang some background vocals on The Byrds' The Notorious
Byrd Brothers album, a Gary Usher production.
  
  allmuic.com / biography by Jason Ankeny
  
 
Producer and composer Curt Boettcher was among the principal architects of the sunshine pop sound of the mid-'60s, his
harmony laden, melody rich approach gracing the Top Ten hits of the Association as well as his own projects, including
Sagittarius and the Millennium. Born and raised in Wisconsin, he began his career as a folksinger, co-founding the
GoldeBriars in 1962; the group's self-titled debut album appeared on Epic two years later. Although the GoldeBriars'
complex harmonies anticipated the style of Boettcher's subsequent work, the foursome dissolved after a second LP,
Straight Ahead; he then turned to studio work, in 1966 arranging the Association's breakthrough hit "Along Comes Mary."

  
  The chart-topping "Cherish" followed and Boettcher also produced the band's debut album And Then, Along
Comes the Association; however, the collaboration soon ended and in between producing material for Tommy Roe, Boettcher
turned his focus to his own group the Ballroom, recording a long-unreleased LP which finally saw release three decades
later on Rev-Ola under the title Preparing for the Millennium. Boettcher then signed on with producer Gary Usher's
studio supergroup Sagittarius; 1967's Present Tense also featured contributions from the Beach Boys' Bruce Johnston and
Glen Campbell, the latter assuming lead vocals on the classic "My World Fell Down." 
  
  While recording
Present Tense, Boettcher formed the Millennium, which issued its sole album Begin -- the product of what was then the
most costly recording session in the history of Columbia Records -- in 1968. After the record's commercial failure, he
returned to studio work, but in 1973 issued a solo album, There's an Innocent Face. In the process of contributing
production and session vocals to a handful of late-'70s Beach Boys releases, Boettcher changed his name to the more
phonetic Becher; he died in 1987. 
  
  
  2003 - Curt Boettcher - Another Time 00:48:21
  
 
01. Baby It's Real 02:45
  02. Another Time 02:41
  03. Lament of the Astral Cowboy 02:17
  04. I Just
Want To Be Your Friend 02:21
  05. Louise 02:43
  06. Share With Me 03:08
  07. Along Comes Mary 02:41
  08. Sometimes 02:59
  09. That's The Way It's Gonna Be 03:31
  10. The Know It All 02:08
  11. Misty
Mirage 04:16
  12. If You Only Knew 02:41
  13. Rest In Peace 02:25
  14. Tumbling Tumbleweeds 03:50
  15. You Know I've Found A Way 01:53
  16. Another Time (Alternate Version) 03:01
  17. Meanwhile Back At
The World 02:53
  
  
  2004 - Curt Boettcher - Chicken Little Was Right 00:30:24
  
  01. I
Call You My Rainbow 02:50
  02. Louise 02:44
  03. Out Of The Dark Of The Night 02:49
  04. Astral Cowboy
02:26
  05. Rest In Peace 02:27
  06. Sunrise Mango 02:33
  07. Sunset Fallin' 02:36
  08. We're
Dying (Angel City) 04:09
  09. You Make Me Feel So High 02:24
  10. I've Been Wrong 03:02
  
  Bonus
Track:
  
  11. She's Got The Power 02:18
  
  
  Sandy Salisbury
  
  Graham
Salisbury (also known as Sandy Salisbury) (born 1944, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American author. He has written
many books including Under the Blood Red Sun, his most famous novel. He lives with his family in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
Salisbury grew up in Hawaii, and lived in Kailua, Oahu. He later attended Hawaii Preparatory Academy in Kamuela, Hawaii.
He was also a songwriter and musician in the late 1960s, and is best known for his association with Curt Boettcher.
  
  He was a member of Boettcher's group The Millennium, as well as an earlier group called The Ballroom, before
attempting a solo career of his own, with Boettcher producing, on Gary Usher's Together Records label. Though several
singles were released and an album was completed, the financial failure of the label contributed to the commercial
failure of the singles and caused the album to remain unreleased for over 30 years. Following this, Salisbury worked
several jobs before becoming an author of children's literature (under his given name). In the early 2000s, compilations
of his work started appearing, including the release of his late 1960s solo album.
  
  allmuic.com /
biography by Tim Sendra
  
  Sandy Salisbury was a honey-voiced member of sunshine pop guru Curt Boettcher's
cast of singers and players responsible for some of the finest pop records of the 1960s. Boettcher and Salisbury met up
in Boettcher's group the Ballroom and found that their voices blended together magically. the Ballroom had a brief
existence and soon Salisbury and Boettcher formed Millennium. Salisbury wrote songs as well as sang, and along with the
other members of Millennium, he did work on Sagitarrius's classic 1967 album Present Tense as well as other Boettcher
projects. Millennium released only one album and Salisbury soon recorded a solo record for producer Gary Usher's
Tomorrow label. The record was to be called Sandy and featured most of the members of Millennium, but sadly it was never
released due to problems at the label.
  
  In 2000, it was finally issued by Poptones and instantly became a
sunshine pop classic. Also in 2000, Dreamsville released a CD of demos Salisbury recorded in the late '60s for his music
publisher. These wonderful songs never saw the light of day at the time because Boettcher told the publisher he wanted
them for future projects. These projects never came about because Boettcher lost favor with the music business and
pretty much disappeared. So did Salisbury. It is a shame that these two released so little music at the time because
there were no finer practitioners of California sunshine pop. In later years Salisbury has reverted to his given name of
Graham and has written many well-received children's books. In 2005 Sandy was reissued again by Rev-Ola with the added
attraction of 13 bonus tracks, five of which were previously unreleased. 
  
  
  2003 - Sandy Salisbury
- Everything For You 01:01:58
  
  01. So Close To Heaven 02:26
  02. Missouri Weeps 02:25
  03.
Candy Kisses 02:20
  04. Our Love Is An Unwritten Song 02:32
  05. Here Come's That Feeling 02:24
  06.
Dealer 01:52
  07. Leave It To Love 02:33
  08. Content Am I 03:19
  09. A Lot Of Love In Me 02:32
 
10. Bring Me Home Again 02:14
  11. My True Confession 03:08
  12. I'm Moving On Back To You 03:00
  13.
I'll Do The Crying 02:09
  14. Love Came To Strawberry Lane 02:01
  15. Over And Over Again 02:44
  16.
Pretty As A Picture 02:38
  17. Warm Of August 02:46
  18. Tender Loving Care 02:13
  19. So Much
Yourself 02:26
  20. Yesterday Today And Tommorrow 02:39
  21. Together In The End 02:29
  22. Thank You
For Loving Me 02:23
  23. Some Other Place 02:20
  24. Tomorrow 02:23
  25. A Little Bit Of Love 01:50
  
  
  2003 - Sandy Salisbury - Do Unto Others 00:40:26
  
  01. Just Don't Know How To Say
Goodbye 03:03
  02. Spell On Me 02:57
  03. The Hills Of Vermont 03:35
  04. The Good Ol' Good Times
02:05
  05. Come Softly 03:32
  06. On And On She Goes (With Me Tonight) 02:58
  07. Cecily 02:56
 
08. Do Unto Others 03:01
  09. Once I Knew A Little Dog 01:53
  10. Baby Listen 02:47
  11. Goody Goodbye
02:28
  12. Sweet Sweet Cinnamon 02:26
  13. Every Minute Of My Life 02:20
  14. I'll Do The Cryin'
02:09
  
  Bonus Track:
  
  15. Super Day 02:08
  
  
  Lee Mallory
  
 
Lee Mallory (1945-2005) was a singer, songwriter and guitarist who was part of such projects as The Millennium and
Sagittarius. His most successful single was a cover of the Phil Ochs/Bob Gibson song "That's The Way It's Going To Be".
The song, produced by Curt Boettcher, reached #86 on the charts and was a surprise hit in Seattle. A CD by the same name
was released in 2002, with many songs and demos Mallory had recorded during the 60s. Lee Mallory helped start it all:
the California Sound of the 1960s.
  
  allmuic.com / biography by Richie Unterberger
  
  Singer,
songwriter, and guitarist Lee Mallory might be best known as a member of the Millennium, the late-'60s sunshine pop
group that garnered a sizable cult following with their sole album. Mallory wrote or co-wrote some of the material for
the elaborately produced band, which crossed the sound of the 1966-1967 Beach Boys with more pop-oriented Southern
California harmony pop. On the Millennium's Begin album, Mallory was the sole writer of the tracks "I'm with You," "Sing
to Me," and "Some Sunny Day," co-authoring some of the other tunes as well. Mallory also did a couple of singles under
his own name for Valiant Records in 1966-1967. The most successful of these, "That's the Way It's Gonna Be," reached
number 86 and was a big hit in Seattle. It was also the most notable of his recording efforts, with a buoyant yet
complex production heavy on producer Curt Boettcher's trademark high vocal-harmony arrangements.
  Surprisingly,
this was a cover of a song written by Phil Ochs and folk musician Bob Gibson (and appears in a folk version on Ochs' The
Broadside Tapes 1 album), though its folk roots were pretty unrecognizable by the time Mallory and Boettcher had made it
over into a densely produced pop/rock single. Mallory had in fact been a folk musician in the early and mid-'60s, though
he went in a very pop direction after hooking up with Boettcher. Mallory also contributed to various other
Boettcher-associated groups, including the Ballroom, Summer's Children, and Sagittarius. Mallory did quite a bit of
recording in the 1960s that was never issued at the time. Twenty of his 1966-1970 demos appear on the CD That's the Way
It's Gonna Be, comprised primarily of his own compositions. These form a worthwhile adjunct to his better-known work
with the Millennium, sometimes with a harder-rocking current than flows through the Millennium's material. 
  
  2003 - Lee Mallory - Many Are The Times 01:05:41
  
  01. That's The Way It's Gonna Be 03:04
  02.
Many Are The Times 03:11
  03. Take My Hand 02:26
  04. The Love Song 02:42
  05. Wild Mountain Thyme
03:07
  06. All That I Am Is Me 02:53
  07. Magic Land 03:32
  08. Hey You 02:08
  09. I'm Not Gonna
Cry 03:15
  10. Magic Island 03:10
  11. Love Is A Four Letter Word 02:28
  12. Puttin' It Together
03:14
  13. Talk About 02:33
  14. Smile At Me 02:08
  15. Come On In 02:18
  16. Love At Last
02:55
  17. No Other Love 03:01
  18. Them Words 03:04
  19. You've Got Me Movin' 02:24
  20. I'm
With You 02:36
  21. Everything's Gonna Be Alright 04:05
  22. Chill Of The Night 05:16
  
  
 
Performer: The Millennium At Last
  (8 Blu-spec CD Box Set Sony Music Japan)
  Albums: The Millennium: 1968
Begin • 2003 Pieces • 2003 Voices Of The Millennium
  Curt Boettcher: 2003 Another Time • 2004
Chicken Little Was Right
  Sandy Salisbury: 2003 Everything For You • 2003 Do Unto Others
  Lee Mallory:
2003 Many Are The Times
  
  Info: Sound City Entertainment / Sonic Past Music / Columbia Records / Sony Music
Japan
  2012 DSD Mastering
  Catalog Box: SICP 20401~8
  
  Catalog CDs: 
  SICP 20401 / SICP
20402 / SICP 20403 / SICP 20404
  SICP 20405 / SICP 20406 / SICP 20407 / SICP 20408
  Cardboard Sleeve (mini
LP) / Blu-spec CD / Mono • Sereo
  Limited Release / Made in Japan
  Dynamic Range: 6 / 7 / 6 / 7 / 8 /
8 / 7 / 8
  Released Year: 2012
  
  
  
  cdjapan.co.jp
  
  Japanese original
release. Box set release from The Millennium consisting 8CDs featuring unreleased tracks of the band, each member's solo
works (Curt Boettcher, Sandy Salisbury, Lee Mallory), the first album "Begin," and a rare album "Pieces." This edition
features cardboard sleeve jacket, the latest remastering, and the high-fidelity Blu-spec CD format (compatible with
standard CD players). Comes with a Japanese edition booklet and lyrics. 
  
  The Millennium
  
 
en.wikipedia.org
  The Millennium was an American super group based in California, who were conceived by Curt
Boettcher. The group consisted of psychedelic rock musicians, and they incorporated sunshine pop harmonies. The roots of
the band lie in several groups. Boettcher had originally worked with drummer Ron Edgar for a brief time in the folk
group The GoldeBriars. Following the dissolution of The GoldeBriars, Edgar joined the group The Music Machine, which
also featured Doug Rhodes on bass. The Music Machine scored a Top 20 hit with the song "Talk Talk" before disbanding.
Boettcher had also formed a group called The Ballroom, which featured Sandy Salisbury as a vocalist. Lee Mallory had
worked as a songwriter and solo performer, and Boettcher had produced some of his recordings, including a cover of Phil 
						

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