Gist, The - Embrace The Herd

Gist, The - Embrace The Herd

Label:
Catalog#:
RTD 6
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
Germany
Released:
1982
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
New Wave, Art Rock, Indie Rock

Tracklist

A1   Far Concern X
A2   Love At First Sight X
    Bass - Phil Moxham*
  Guitar [Chop] - Dave Dearnaley
A3   Fretting Away X
A4   Public Girl
    Rhythm Guitar - Dave Dearnaley
  Vocals - Wendy Smith
A5   Clean Bridges X
    Bass - Phil Moxham*
  Guitar [Slide, 2nd Guitar] - Dave Dearnaley
  Vocals - Alison Statton , Viv Goldman* , Wendy Smith
A6   Simian X
    Written-By, Arranged By, Performer - Lewis Mottram
  Written-By, Arranged By, Vocals - Debbie Pritchard
B1   Embrace The Herd X
B2   Iambic Pentameter X
B3   Carnival Headache X
    Bass - Phil Moxham*
B4   Concrete Slopes X
    Vocals - Nixon (4)
B5   The Long Run X
    Cymbal [Crash] - Jake Bowie
  Drums [Tom Tom] - Phil Legg
  Percussion [Hi-hat, Snare], Tambourine - Charles Bullen
B6   Dark Shots X
    Drums - Epic Soundtracks

Credits

Arranged-by, Written-by, Performer [All Instruments], Vocals - Stuart Moxham (tracks: A1 to A5, B1 to B6)
Artwork By [Cover Design] - Ian Denning
Artwork By [Cover Painting] - Sasha Gadsby
Producer, Engineer - Phil Legg

Notes

Tracks B1, B3 and B4 cut from home-recorded four-track master.

Published by Mistral Music.
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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 3/5
Review by hjhafner Aug 06, 2008
This is not exactly a consistent album and rather than being offensively eclectic it's Stuart Moxham dabbling around with references towards easy listening, carribean and whatever styles without making any peculiar goal from it. Of course it's the all over DiY-pop-approach, drum machine, solid bass - already so overtly there with the Young Marbel Giants before - which makes the music so fragile, elegant, appealing and, um, post-modern. Unfortunately the one real stand-out track (besides "Public Girl" with Wendy Smith's vocals) is "Simian" and, pity that, it's written by some Debbie Pritchard and some Lewis Mottram. And what a timeless little gem this is... Mottram/Pritchard are said to be involved with another Welsh outfit named Current Obsessions. Anyone ever heard of that? Could be worth checking out.
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