This is Fantastic!...Why has this never been released on CD?......i'm
glad it hasn't ,'cus the hideous silver disc is quite possibly the
worse invention/scam for music storage ever. Hail the humble cassette,
the perfect vehicle for the mighty Amos and Sara.
Easy Listening was never like this,(although i am a huge fan of Easy)
with its 'on medication' Latin vibe, Bossa Nova for day centre disco's,
and Samba's for schizophrenic's in remission.Quite superbly anti-commercial, in a 'no sell out' kind of way; definately something one cannot accuse any Homosexual (the Band) of, and remember most of them played the Roxy in '77! (as the Rejects). This is Good.
Track listing:
| A1 | Mr. Sinista | |||
| A2 | Bossa Kings Of Rhumba | |||
| A3 | Horrible Echo In Space | |||
| A4 | Urge To Cha-Cha | |||
| A5 | That's Him All Over | |||
| B1 | Pain Mambo | |||
| B2 | The Snake | |||
| B3 | Private World Of A Private Eye | |||
| B4 | The Westerners | |||
| B5 | Insomnia Samba |
B7 Unknown Track
DOWNLOAD This Endless Latino HERE!
11 comments:
You're right, of course... Some day, in the not-too-distant-future, this tape'll be reissued on overpriced 180g vinyl & ghastly bearded hipsters will be falling over each other in Rough Trade to proclaim that THEY HEARD IT FIRST.
I'm dreading the inevitable (I fear) 2-page It's War, Boys write-up in The Guardian Culture Section, 3 years hence... but I suspect it's unavoidable. Sob.
Y'know, I'm not sure that this hasn't already happened!?
I shudder to think of all those state sponsored middle management employees and financial advisers, chatting about The Just Measurers over the breakfast table of a morning.There's too many people out there who listen to stuff like they have never really listened to it. Its War Boys appreciators do NOT read the Gaurdian(sic)!
Twats in Vic Serf t-shirts (£30 in Rough Trade East) parading up & down Shoreditch High Street... the stuff of nightmares!
Come friendly Al Quaeda inspired terrorists, and nuke Surbiton.
SHIT, I forgot about the NSA!
I must have typed at least four Alert keywords just then.
I'll expect all my e-mails to be scanned by GCHQ.......if so they can read these keywords...FUCK OFF YOU NAZI DRONES AND DIE!
They probably wear Vic Serf T-shirts under their suits, the fucking cunts.
Normally I download things from here, see if I can listen to it, listen to the whole thing if it's decent, then delete it. This album is a masterpiece. Listened to it at work all day. Miserable mid-winter minimum-wage shit becomes great fun with this. They should play it over the speaker in Mike Ashley's place, then he could cut wages by 90% and everyone would still turn up. They'd dance all day but they'd turn up.
Thank you for this masterpiece!
Ha, great surprise,
that´s a nice one:-)
Thank you , Johnny,
BEst,
Truly wonderful album, however the track titles don't seem to be right. Maybe the track IDs got off somewhere along the way, or maybe Amos & Sara mixed up the song titles just to mess with our heads. Regardless... Great Stuff. Thank you!!
Hi, as with most Its war Boys cassettes, if they had track titles at all, they were usually wrong, or in different orders on each cassette.....to save time i nicked the track list from Discogs or somewhere similar.
Great stuff indeed......it had a limited vinyl reissue in scandinavia i understand. Those Scandinavians always get it right don't they?
I actually did see that it was reissued on vinyl. I see several copies available for not-too-expensive on Discogs, and there are still at least some new copies available at another online retailer. I'm going to buy myself one. Thanks again. Your blog rules!
Same "Anonymous" here, from above. I'm just checking in to say, 1, your blog still rules. It is continually informative and entertaining. Thank you. And, 2, I did buy the vinyl reissue of this record from Discogs. It was produced by the War Extension label, which appears to have only released this, and 2 other Homosexuals-related albums. The vinyl is great. It was not expensive, and I'm very happy to have it. All thanks to your blog, amigo. Anyone interested should take a look on discogs. Plenty of copies sitting there. Cheers mate!
*Disclaimer* I have no personal affiliation with the group, nor the wonderful online marketplace. I just fucking love this record.
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