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John Peel Sessions - The Birthday Party

 
Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: The Birthday Party / Import / Audio CD released 2001-10-02 at ... more
John Peel Sessions - The Birthday Party ... Varese / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Cry
2 Yard
3 Figure of Fun
4 King Ink
5 Release the Bats
6 Roland Around in That Stuff
7 (Sometimes) Pleasure Heads Most Burn
8 Loose
9 Big Jesus Trash Can
10 She's Hit
11 Bully Bones
12 Six Inch Gold Blade
13 Pleasure Avalanche
14 Deep in the Woods
15 Sonny's Burning
16 Marry Me (Lie! Lie!)

Newest Review: ... Peel session of this popular single was a lot more manic and musically loose compared to its vinyl counterpart. The song ... more

 ... which is a jaunty bass and drum driven song has an unusual upbeat jazz swing to it that made it instantly accessible. The song was also adopted by the plethora of Goths that were emerging in the early eighties and branded the band as a 'Goth rock' band, which they were clearly not! 6. Rowland Around in That Stuff - From the lyrics assumedly Nick is singing "Rolling around in that stuff" and probably changed the title to cheer up guitarist Rowland S. Howard! Musically this is probably one of the bands better...more

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John Peel Sessions
Release Date: 2001 - 10 - 02, Audio CD, Varese
Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
£ 24.50


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Premium Review John Peel Sessions - The Birthday Party: A sonic Cave-in! (1718 words)
by - written on 22/08/08 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Introduction --------------- The John Peel Sessions CD by The Birthday Party was released in 2001 on the Varese record label. The album has all four sessions recorded by the Australian post punk outfit The Birthday Party for the BBC radio John Peel show (RIP). The line up of the band were - Nick Cave - Vocals, piano Mick Harvey - Guitars and occasional drums Rowland S Howard - Guitars, Vocals Phil Calvert - Drums (Tracks 1 -12 only) Tracey Pew - Bass. The album ------------- The first session, and first four tracks, on the CD were recorded in 1980 and featured four songs that also appeared on ...  Read the complete review

 

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