Classic 'Industrial' compilation on Bourbonese Qualk's own Recloose Organisation label.Featuring such classic artists as Colin Potter, Bryn Jones(E.G.Oblique Graph),and Phillip Johnson.Even Lol Coxhill makes an appearance!Rather marvellous.
The first release from Bourbonese Qualk's RecLoose Organisation label was a compilation release intended to be followed up by albums by each of the artists. the album included works by lol coxhill, eg oblique graph (muslimgauze), new 7th music, la fondation, colin potter and Bourbonese Qualk with two early pieces; " i've heard some talk" and "the women and the sun" recorded in 1981.
"One of my favorite early '80s compilation albums was "Sudden Departure" on the RecLoose label. Bladder Flask (one Richard Rupenus a.k.a. Funeral Danceparty) was featured on a few of the very best tracks, as were Bourbonese Qualk and EG Oblique Graph, who would later change names to Muslimgauze. I already love this album to pieces!" [Jeff Gibson]
Tracklist
A1 | La Fondation – | "Cat Sisters" | |
A2 | La Fondation – | Petit Meurtre | |
A3 | Bladder Flask – | Did Debussy Wear An Anorak? | |
A4 | New 7th Music – | Forever | |
A5 | Bourbonese Qualk – | I've Heard Some Talk (No You Don't!) | |
A6 | Mental Aardvarks – | Radio Caroline North | |
A7 | Colin Potter – | Soul Train | |
A8 | Paul Kelday – | Somewhere Over The Rainbow | |
A9 | Peter Northz (At Home), The – | Can't See The Trees For The Pope | |
B1 | E.g Oblique Graph – | Affirm/Deny | |
B2 | Bourbonese Qualk – | The Woman And The Sun | |
B3 | Lol Coxhill – | Bim 80 | |
B4 | La Fondation – | Holidays En Espana | |
B5 | Bladder Flask – | You Can Slap Me Or Sleep With Me But Don't Call Me A Crust (I Insist) | |
B6 | La Fondation – | Lettre Au Procureur | |
B7 | E.g Oblique Graph – | Human Rights | |
B8 | Bourbonese Qualk – | Apart From That Mrs. Lincoln, Did You Enjoy The Play? | |
B9 | Philip Johnson – | Entertainment |
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4 comments:
4 tracks into this and listening to the gorgeous 'Forever' by New 7th Music... oh my I love this record!!!!!! I tend to get a bit frustrated with a lot of industrial because I just desire some more shapes than just the metallic sort of drone paint that so often gets smeared across the soundscape... but this is not like that! At all! This is probably a contender for one of my favorite postings on the always brilliant Die or D.I.Y.? !
I am touched Vero.
I have to agree with you also,about Industrial music and this record.
I have to admit I forgot about it until Philip Johnson (see track 18) reminded me of it.
In fact look out for Philips first release for about twenty years on sister blog year Zero Records, very soon. Its good.
Cheers.
Bully!
-Theo Roosevelt
Thats rather harsh Mr Roosevelt!
Franklin D. Rockafella
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