Despite 'Color' being a glaring spelling error, (The american spelling!), there are very few errors on any of their compilations.
Purple Twilight being one of them.Although the title would suggest that it may have been one of those Bam Caruso Brit-psych/Freakbeat compilations, if one didn't know better.
There are some Neo-Psych tracks within however, but scattered among the Minimal Synth, proto-Indie tchoons, and Cold wave classics.The Duke Of Disrespect also makes another, but welcome, appearance with the samplerdeclic non-hit hit, "You Tell Lies".
Experimental improv combo,'New 7th Music', featuring Paul Keldays brother ,Phil, also makes a very rare outing on vinyl.
A smogasbord of excellence.
Tracklisting:
A1 –Mystery Plane - Red Slime Creepers
A2 –Eye See - Evenings
A3 –Space Brothers - Sixteenth Avenue Atmosphere
A4 –The Duke Of Disrespect - You Tell Lies (Banging Away)
A5 –The Teamtones - Build A House And Marry, Tom
A6 –WeR7 - Revolve Her
A7 –Timothy London And The Soho Sisters - Hold Me Down
B1 –Modern Art - Death Wish
B2 –New 7th Music - Hibakusha
B3 –Omming For Works - Change Of Intention/The Punished Animal
B4 –Face In The Crowd - How Much Do You Know?
B5 –Andy Boot Quartet - Is That Close Enough?
B6 –The Ordinary - Wessex Tales
2 comments:
Thanks again! Always a pleasure to find something new from you in my inbox (thanks to RSS).
To me, Mystery Plane is one of the most interesting and unique bands of the "good old time". Came across their cool "Curse Of The Bodysnatcher" as a 12" back then (1985, I think) but only recently discovered they did a lot of excellent stuff before (not everything is good, though).
The Ordinary seem are great, too. Just listening to their 27+ minutes long "New England" from around 1983, fantastic stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUVjqp3j16I
Don't know why they eluded me before.
Maybe you have more by one of them?
omming for woks--not works :)--is a classic early project/band of richard youngs... great track on a solid comp. thanks!
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