These Immortal Souls Get Lost (Dont Lie ) RARE POST-PUNK Mute Vinyl LP
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LP:These Immortal Souls,Get Lost (Don't Lie!) [RARE POST-PUNK]
Review by Charles Spano: Led by guitarist Rowland S. Howard of the Birthday Party, These Immortal Souls wander through the haze of smoky cabarets and faded photos worn at the edges on their full-length debut, Get Lost (Don't Lie). Throughout this bleak and paranoid midnight journey, the band plays dark marches ('Marry Me [Lie! Lie!]' and 'Hide'); Velvet Underground-inspired, repetitive, piano rock ('Hey! Little Child'); and atmospheric Doors-meets-Bowie somber rock & roll ('These Immortal Souls'). They even cover the song 'Hey! Little Child' by Big Star power pop genius Alex Chilton. This monumental album by dark poets of the soul - Rowland S. Howard, Genevieve McGuckin, Harry Howard, and Epic Soundtracks (founder of the Swell Maps who, sadly, was found dead in 1997) - draws from sources such as Leonard Cohen, the Rolling Stones, and even Joy Division while completely avoiding the trappings of the goth genre. Simultaneously rocking, strangely beautiful, and scary, this album foreshadowed the sound of bands to come over a decade later, like Three Mile Pilot, the Black Heart Procession, Slaves, and Pleasure Forever. These Immortal Souls made up a short, but brilliant branch of the Birthday Party lineage that wrongly goes far less noticed than the Bad Seeds. Credits: Bass, Bass [Revolving Fuzz] ? Harry Howard Design ? CIB Drums, Bells ? Epic Soundtracks (tracks: A1, A2 to B3) Photography ? Birrer Photography [Backcover Photo Of Genevieve Mcguckin] ? Susan McGuckin Piano [Grand And Avalanche], Organ [Vox Continental] ? Genevieve McGuckin Recorded By, Mixed By ? Alan Moulder, Flood, Tony Cohen Voice, Guitar, Guitar [Backwards And Sliding], Artwork By [Sleeve Concept] ? Rowland S. Howard Written-By ? Alex Chilton (tracks: A3), G. McGuckin* (tracks: A2), Harry Howard (tracks: B2), R. S. Howard* (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B3)
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Specifications: rare post-punk Label: Mute PublishedYear: 1987 Country: UK Catalogue Number: STUMM 48 FirstPublishedYear: 1987Condition / Grading
[we listened carefully & playgraded this record]
Cover / Case: EXCELLENT VINYL / Medium: EXCELLENT * According to Goldmine Grading Standards / Liste mit AbkürzungenImportant Notes:with OIS, starts to get a seamsplit on top
TRACKLISTA1 Marry Me [Lie! Lie!]
A2 Hide
A3 Hey! Little Child
A4 These Immortal Souls
B1 I Ate The Knife
B2 'Blood And Sand' She Said
B3 One In Shadow, One In Sun Unsere Preise verstehen sich inkl. gesetzl. Umsatzsteuer. Die Umsatzsteuer kann aufgrund des Differenzbesteuerungsverfahrens §25a UStG nicht explizit ausgewiesen werden. If you need an invoice in any other format than email, please ask for it. ITEM-ID : 21950011666. Shipping Charges-INTERNATIONALShipping Charges-EUROPEGoldmine Grading StandardsWir kaufen Vinyl und CD Sammlungen