Recorded 15.08.08. Easily the most kaleidoscopic Soft Skeleton yet, with mellow chat between Nick B. and Mel, who makes her Soft Skeleton debut, clashing with some well raucous punk, rockabilly, psych, noise and unparalleled pop. Factoid fans: this is the first SS to be recorded outside the attic bedroom of 45 Brudenell Road, Leeds, and instead was recorded on the floor of Mel's lounge, though still in Leeds. This is also the first SS to not bother with incidental music during the speaking segments, although you may occasionally hear the odd fragment of a new Ashtray Navigations track that P. Todd was recording above us.
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>PART 1<
>PART 2<
Part One
The Fuknotz- Scratch and Sniff With Grandpa's Butt
The Ceramic Hobs-Moloodynskis Medical Holocaust
Blood Sausage - What Law and I Breaking Now?
Howling Hex - Hammer and Bluebird
Brian Eno - Mother Whale Eyeless
Cutty Ranks - Who Say Me Done
The Outsiders - Do You Feel Alright
Orfeu Negre - Malene Xango
Liz Gizzad - Crime Trilogy (B)
The Real Losers - Brainwash City Again
Bilge Pump - My Leg's Gone Funky, Mr Scaramanga
Part Two
Live Skull - Was
Milovan Srdenovic - Soft Tissue Metabolised
Billy Lee Riley - Flying Saucer Rock n Roll
Brian Eno - Put a Straw Under Baby
The Fuknotz - Fuk U I Ain't Ghandi
Devo - Be Stiff
"Little" Jimmy Dickens - May The Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
Discharge - Decontrol
Cockney Rejects - Fighting in the Streets
Sun City Girls - Knights of Mcalta
Magic Hour - Always Leaving Never
Inca Eyeball - Various Tracks from 'Leave the Country, Swear Mug Side'
Bastard Kestrel - Stench
Monopolka + Evil Moisture - Live at Miroite Rie, Paris.
2 comments:
Blood Sausage, who Mel played on this show, did a split 7" with Cornershop.
If P.Todd is the legendary Phil 'Sax' Todd, then he played freeform sax at an early Real Losers show. 'Brainwash City Again' pays homage to Wisconsin band the Catholic Boys who released a single on Kryptonite records called Brainwash City! That's all fact fans, just thought I'd throw that in cos it ties in nicely with this cast. Good selection of records.
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