Starting out with a tale in full Scottish brogue, which ya gotta love, from the bside of what looks like the first single from Vagus Nerve, followed by The Archies of all people, something I got 2nd hand sometime, I love the end of it because the stripped back bongo vibe is something like Andrew Weatherall with Primal Scream !
Later we get into the first single from Not Drowning, Waving in the good old days when it was just Bridie & Phillips + a drum machine - before the band became over the top and had more members than a football side and included half of Papua New Guinea in the lineup !! I still recall the exact moment first hearing this song in my childhood bedroom on 2JJJ as played by the legendary Peter Doyle - on ya Doyley old fella :)
Podcast 29 - link
Sideroom 7 Inch Singles Podcast #29
1. There's A World ( Between Us ) - Vagus Nerve ( Enraptured 1999 ) ( 0.00 - 2.39 )
2. Sunshine - The Archies ( Kirshner 1969 ) ( 2.39 - 5.27 )
3. A Wish Away - The Wonder Stuff ( Polydor 1988) ( 5.27 - 7.52 )
4. Strangers On A Train - The Sports ( Mushroom Aust 1979 ) ( 7.52 - 10.26 )
5. The Second Time - The Raw Herbs ( Rooster 1988 ) ( 10.26 - 14.09 )
6. The Jezebel Spirit - David Byrne & Brian Eno ( EG/Poldor 1981 ) ( 14.09 - 17.36 )
7. Skin Storm - Bradford ( Village 1988 ) ( 17.36 - 20.42 )
8. Moving Around - Not Drowning, Waving ( Rampant Aust 1983 ) ( 20.42 - 27.54 )
9. Love Child - Fast Cars ( Method Aust 1984 ) ( 27.54 - 31.55 )
10. Pretty Pretty - The Skolars ( Method Aust 1983 ) ( 31.55 - 35.14 )
( duration 35 mins, 320kps mp3 )
4 comments:
Another brilliant podcast - I will be giving you a plug in my Wednesday Websights post
Keep up the good work
I would like to say thanks for the opportunity to hear to hear some great old stuff I haven't listened to for years.
And let's just say when all the CDs have decayed there will still be good old vinyl.
the jezebel spirit is such a marvelous tune - thanks for reminding me. in fact that lp is pretty wonderful - i shall dig it out now. x
just bought Vagus Nerve of ebay. brilliant song!
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