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The Farm – Love See No Colour

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Genre:Electronic, Rock
Style:Synth-pop, Indie Rock
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Rising Sun4:00
Hard Times3:58
Words Of Wisdom5:27
Mind4:20
Been A Long Time4:00
Don't You Want Me4:12
Rain3:52
Good Morning Sinners3:35
Love See No Colour5:33
Creepers6:03
Suzy Boo5:24
Over Again4:35
Tooth Fairy5:04
News International7:24

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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, CDLove See No Colour
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    		Sire – 9 26959-2, Reprise Records – 9 26959-2US1992US — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, CassetteLove See No Colour
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    		Sire – 9 26959-4US1992US — 1992
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    		End Product – 472029 2UK & Europe1992UK & Europe — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992-11-12, CDLove See No Colour
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    		Epic – ESCA 5658Japan1992Japan — 1992
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    		End Product – 472029 1UK & Europe1992UK & Europe — 1992
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    		Sire – CD 26959, Reprise Records – CD 26959Canada1992Canada — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, CassetteLove See No Colour
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    		End Product – 472029 4UK & Europe1992UK & Europe — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, CDLove See No Colour
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    		Sire – 9 26959-2, Reprise Records – 9 26959-2US1992US — 1992
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    		End Product – 472029 3UK & Europe1992UK & Europe — 1992
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    		End Product – 472029 419921992
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    		End Product – 472029 1Spain1992Spain — 1992
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    		End Product – 472029 4, CBS/Sony – 472029 4Spain1992Spain — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, CDLove See No Colour
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    		End Product – 472029 2, Columbia – 472029 2Australia1992Australia — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, CassetteLove See No Colour
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    		Sire – 92 69594, Reprise Records – 92 69594Canada1992Canada — 1992
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    		Columbia – 700.710/2-472029Brazil1992Brazil — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992, VinylLove See No Colour
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    		Columbia – 188.280, Columbia – 1-472029Brazil1992Brazil — 1992
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    Cover of Love See No Colour, 1992-11-12, CDLove See No Colour
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    		Epic – ESCA 5658Japan1992Japan — 1992
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    • normanharvey
      album is okay but the first single was great
      very underrated
      • nickthelick's avatar
        nickthelick
        A really good, under-rated album in my honest opinion...
        I recently picked this CD up in a charity shop for 50p, as you do, and I was VERY pleasantly surprised to find out how fresh and catchy it was! Because I buy so many, I never expect much when I listen to old, charity shop CDs! I put this on, and almost immediately I was reaching for the CD booklet to have a look at the details! A GOOD sign that I actually really like something! And, I had of course heard of The Farm (even when I was 13 I DO remember watching them in the charts on the sorely missed ITV Saturday Chart Show - 1130am-1230pm), but I'd only ever heard 'Altogether Now' and 'Groovy Train' - Two BIG hits for them, 'Altogether Now' being the longer-lasting memory I'm sure that everyone of a certain age has! And almost everyone will remember the brilliantly simple plinky guitar riff when they hear 'Groovy Train' again! One of those "Oh! Yeah! I REMEMBER THIS!" moments, for sure! That 'Groovy Train' riff kind've put them in the league of Happy Mondays and Stone Roses at the time, albeit a Scouser equivalent, and maybe without so many drugs around them!? Maybe...?! =O) ;O)
        Perhaps "Love See No Colour" was "critically acclaimed" at the time (1992), I don't know, I was only 13 at that time! But listening with fresh ears today, I feel that it's a solid effort indeed. And a shame that back then they kinda filtered away into the background... (though I think they've reformed these days [2004 - to now, 2017]). Good luck to them.

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