OMD Street To Street - A Liverpool Album
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Apr 25, 2010 Sold Date
Apr 15, 2010 Start Date
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The Street To Street - A Liverpool Album:

1978 / 1979 Compliation album featuring The Id along with others. Condition fair / Good.

PS: I'm selling OMD's Electricity First Press 7" FAC6 Black on Black too!

Track List:

A1: Match of the Day by BIG IN JAPAN

A2: Julia's Song by THE ID

A3: 194 Radio City by JAQUI & JEANETTE

A4: Benched Down / 70s Sixties by MODERN EON

A5: Television Game by ACTIVITY MINIMAL

A6: The Arab by DEAD TROUT

B1: Clear on Radar by TONTRIX

B2: Radio Blues by THE ACCELERATORS

B3: Crisis by MALCHIX

B4: I Heard You Call My Name by FUN

B5: I Don't Want To Go Bald by THE MODERATES

B6: MONKEYS by (ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN)

Notes: c/o www.omd.uk.com

Prior to forming OMD, Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys had developed some of the early OMD songs in another Liverpool band - The Id. As well as Andy and Paul, the various changing line-ups of The Id featured Mal Holmes and Julia Kneale. Feeling she wanted to make more of a creative contribution to the band, Julia wrote some lyrics that Andy and Paul provided the music for - hence Julia's Song.

Taking some advice from Roger Eagle (Eric's Club entrepreneur), The Id decided to record some demos. The band clubbed together the necessary £25 and in early 1978 they booked a session at Liverpool's Open Eye Gallery. They recorded three songs: Electricity, Julia's Song and The Misunderstanding.

This compilation provided a window on the early Liverpool music scene of the late 70's - despite the late release of the album (by which time The Id had become OMD and Echo And The Bunnymen had signed to Zoo Records).

The Teardrop Explodes had also recorded a track for this album, but an engineer inadvertently taped over it!

Tontrix, who also featured on the album, included Hari Haralambous - later to achieve fame as owner of The Pink Museum.

Modern Eon - another contributing band - also later signed to DinDisc alongside OMD.

 


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