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Original UK Mono pressing from 1965 - looks Good, but plays excellent with only a small bit of crackle on run in
A1: You Don't Believe Me
A2: Buzz The Jerk
A3: Get The Picture?
A4: Can't Stand The Pain
A5: Rainin' In My Heart
A6: We'll Play House
B1: You'll Never Do It Baby
B2: I Had A Dream
B3: I Want Your Love
B4: London Town
B5: Cry To Me
B6: Gonna Find Me A Substitute
LP £100.00
Original UK Mono pressing from 1967 with smooth label / Gatefold sleeve -
A1: Heaven Is In Your Mind
A2: Berkshire Poppies
A3: House For Everyone
A4: No Face, No Name And No Number
A5: Dear Mr Fantasy
B1: Dealer
B2: Utterly Simple
B3: Coloured Rain
B4: Hope I Never Find Me There
B5: Giving To You
LP £79.99
Original UK Mono pressing with unboxed red Decca labels - Sleeve credits Reed for A3 Label credits "Hurran-Calvert. Track A4 is "I Need You Baby" - Discogs B1V variant -
A1: Route 66
A2: I Just Want To Make Love To You
A3: Honest I Do
A4: I Need You Baby
A5: Now I've Got A Witness (Like Uncle Gene And Uncle Phil)
A6: Little By Little
B1: I'm A King Bee
B2: Carol
B3: Tell Me (You're Coming Back)
B4: Can I Get A Witness
B5: You Can Make It If You Try
B6: Walking The Dog
LP £79.99
Original UK Mono pressing from 1969 on Pye Reords -
A1: Face Without A Soul
A2: You're Just What I Was Looking For Today
A3: Are You Growing Tired Of My Love
A4: Antique Angelique
A5: So Ends Another Life
A6: Poor Old Man
B1: Mr. Mind Detector
B2: The Clown
B3: Velvet Curtains
B4: Little Miss Nothing
B5: When I Awake
B6: Nothing At All
LP £79.99
Original UK Mono compilation with 3 flipback cover -
A1: Dust My Blues 3:00
A2: Fine Little Mama 2:25
A3: The Sky Is Crying 2:40
A4: Shake Your Moneymaker 2:28
A5: Anna Lee 2:45
A6: I'm Worried 2:39
A7: Stranger Blues 2:56
B1: Rollin' And Tumblin' 2:28
B2: Look On Yonder Wall 2:23
B3: Happy Home 2:36
B4: Bobby's Rock 2:25
B5: Held My Baby Last Night 2:43
B6: Done Somebody Wrong 2:14
B7: Make My Dreams Come True 2:34
LP £74.99
Original UK pressing from 1970 -
A1: Tutti-Frutti 1:27
A2: Tonight 2:32
A3: Teenage Lust 2:34
A4: Let Me Try 4:12
A5: Looking At You 3:00
B1: High School 2:39
B2: Call Me Animal 2:03
B3: The American Ruse 2:28
B4: Shakin' Street 2:18
B5: The Human Being Lawnmower 2:22
B6: Back In The USA 2:35
LP £100.00
A: Space Oddity
B: Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud
- Issued on a 3-pronged push-out centre blue Philips label with silver print, hosed in a generic Philips die-cut sleeve; although all 1969 UK commercial editions are in mono this edition doesn't state 'mono ▽' on the label on either side.
7" £125.00
A1: After The Third World Is Over (Or How I Learnt To Live Without Myself)
A2: The Bells Of Rhymney
A3: Strange Fruit
A4: Blues For Cupid Green
A5: All I Want Is A Chance
A6: The War Drags On
B1: Keep Movin' On
B2: Jeannie
B3: What Makes The Wind To Blow
B4: I've Gotta Deal You Can't Turn Down
B5: West Country Girl
B6: Plains Of The Buffalo
LP £400.00
German pressing from 1976 - sleeve has slight seam split -
A1: Give Yourself A Chance 3:31
A2: Strange Flavour 3:59
A3: Alberta 5:48
A4: Loved One 6:06
A5: Failure 5:20
B1: Children Of The Absurd 7:52
B2: Odd Man Out 3:55
B3: Highway Blues 5:33
B4: Granny Don't Like Rock 'n' Roll 5:23
B5: Interference 1:34
LP £125.00
'Plum' Atlantic pressing on red/ white/ plum label. / "Porky" and "Pecko Duck" hand etched into Run-Out Groove.
A1: Black Dog
A2: Rock And Roll
A3: The Battle Of Evermore
A4: Stairway To Heaven
B1: Misty Mountain Hop
B2: Four Sticks
B3: Going To California
B4: When The Levee Breaks
LP £150.00
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News Cindytalk - touchedRAWKISSEDsour - Not all that dissimilar from the trend one time collaborator Robert Hampson made from Loop to Main to his solo works, Gordon Sharp has also evolved from a more conventional musician (appearing on works by This Mortal Coil and the Cocteau Twins no less) to an idiosyncratic electronic composer in the past 30 years. In line with his work from the earlier part of this century, touchedRAWKISSEDsour is a mass of laptop generated noises that are actually much more nuanced then they would seem on the surface, intentionally obscuring a rich world of composition.
One of the things I found most compelling about my first listen to touchedRAWKISSEDsour is how Sharp sneakily mixes in conventional sounds and instrumentation in these otherwise digital whirlwind chaotic recordings. Low-end sweeps and high pitched screeching might be the first impression of "Dancing on Ledges," but a little bit of guitar begins to sneak through and at the end taking on an almost overtly funk sound to it. Piano appears throughout on the lengthy "Yugao," and makes for a stark traditionalist contrast between the off-kilter orchestral samples and textural layers of DSP noise. It makes for perhaps the most melodic, beautiful piece of music on the album, but sounds like it came from a different universe entirely.
Noisy might be a characteristic of recent Cindytalk albums, and this is no exception, but there is also a good deal of rhythm to be had, even though it might be unconventional to say the least. "E Quindi Uscimmo a Riveder le Stelle" has Sharp piling dissonant loops together with harsher moments of laptop noise stabbing through. The loops, while of an unclear source, have a metallic complexity to them that fits together like a digital gamelan. Closing piece "Mystery Sings Out" is built from similar rhythmic techniques, but, in a more open, subdued composition. What sounds like synthetically modeled rain and thunder sounds creates the mood as bits of voice sneak through, perhaps as a passing reference to Sharp's previous role as a vocalist.
More rudimentary and erratic rhythms underscore "Reversing the Panopticon," paired with a twinkling, melodic electronic passage up front in the mix. While at first it might seem to follow a more conventional structure, before long it slips into disorder and entropic noise, with even what sounds like some raw guitar feedback tacked on at the end. A majestic, almost fragile melody also is emphasized on "Mouth of my Sky (Open Up and Swallow Me)," but again placed within the confines of a larger industrial soundscape. The beautiful and ugly slowly lurch along together for the piece, paired up perfectly.
Like last year's A Life is Everywhere, touchedRAWKISSEDsour at first blush makes for a messy, dissonant and extremely chaotic sounding record. It does not take long, however, for Sharp's musicianship and ear for composition to reveal itself. These concessions to melody, or brief flashes of conventional instrumentation is exactly what makes this album so memorable. Complex and multifaceted, each song seems to mutate with every listen, a feat very few artists working in similarly discordant techniques can manage to accomplish.
From brainwashed.com May 2014
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