Comsat Angels, The - My Minds Eye

Label:

Renascent

Catalog#:

REN CD 19

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

Released:

2007

Genre:

Rock

Style:

New Wave, Indie Rock

Tracklist

1	Driving (Alt Mix)	4:29	X
2	Always Near	3:25	X
3	Beautiful Monster	2:24	X
4	Shiva Descending	4:09	X
5	My Minds Eye	3:26	X
6	I Come From The Sun	6:10	X
7	Field Of Tall Flowers (Acc Mix)	3:13	X
8	Route 666	3:18	X
9	Mystery Plane	3:03	X
10	And All The Stars	4:27	X
11	Magonia (B-side)	3:26	X
12	Too Much Time (B-side)	3:59	X
13	There Is No Enemy (B-side)	4:42	X
14	My Minds Eye (The Wind, The Bass, The Drums) (B-side)	3:09	X
15	Field Of Tall Flowers (Original Mix)	3:15	X
16	Driving (Original Mix)	4:33

Credits

Bass, Written-By - Kevin Bacon
Drums, Written-By - Mik Glaisher
Engineer [Early Versions] - Tina Tillman
Guitar, Vocals, Written-By - Stephen Fellows*
Keyboards, Vocals, Written-By - Andy Peake
Producer - Sheer Force Of Will
Producer [Assistant], Engineer - Pete Stewart

Notes

"If I had to choose a favourite from our albums this would be it. We've put on 6 extra tracks and slightly re-sequenced it as the original track order was meant for vinyl." Steve Fellows

Recorded at Axis Studio, Sheffield 1991.
(p) & (c) Renascent 2007

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Review by funprox Jan 16, 2008

This reissue of My Minds Eye (originally 1992) comes with 6 extra tracks, including B-sides and alternate versions. Also the tracklisting is a bit changed. This album shows a heavier guitar sound than much of their preceding work. This doesn’t always appeal to me that much. Of some songs I prefer the acoustic versions which I know of the Dutch-only release Unravelled.

Luckily there is still plenty of room on My Minds Eye for the fine melodies and passionate vocals of Fellows that form much of the attraction of the band. Some standout tracks are 'Always Near', 'Beautiful Monster' and 'Field of Tall Flowers'. Of the bonus material I’m mostly happy with the groovy rock song 'There is no Enemy' and the acoustic mix of 'Field of Tall Flowers'.