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Kevin Harrison – Inscrutably Obvious
Label:
Cherry Red – BRED 16
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Vinyl, LP, Album
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | The Cantonese Detective Agency | |
| A2 | Some Aspect Of Music | |
| A3 | All Night Long | |
| A4 | Wooden Heartthrob Of Peking | |
| A5 | Chase The Dragon | |
| A6 | The WordVoice – Lynda (5), William (15) |
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| A7 | Cyclotron | |
| A8 | Water | |
| A9 | Take It AwayBass – Dave Gedney |
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| B1 | Flicker | |
| B2 | Stretch / 1 | |
| B3 | Stretch / 2 | |
| B4 | Horizontal / Diagonal (Live At Nags Head Nuneaton) | |
| B5 | M0903A | |
| B6 | Melodica Melodica | |
| B7 | People In Space | |
| B8 | Free-Float |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cherry Red Records Ltd.
- Copyright (c) – Cherry Red Records Ltd.
- Distributed By – Pinnacle (3)
Credits
- Engineer [Special Assistance And Engineering] – John Rivers*
- Photography By [Back Photo] – Joe Stevens (2)
- Programmed By [Jupiter 4 Programming] – Dennis Burns
- Sleeve [Sleeve Conception And Design By] – Obvious Products
- Written-By, Producer – Kevin Harrison
Notes
An Obvious Product
Made in France
Made in France
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dsyn2spin
September 7, 2011Very few copies were sold in stores, and only a handful of copies
made their way across the Atlantic. I was lucky
enough to find a copy about six years ago in the
basement of a record shop that no longer exists.
Not knowing what it was, I bought it only because it
looked interesting with a cool graphic on the sleeve
and being on the eponymous "Cherry Red" label I
figured it had to be at least halfway decent.
Well suffice to say that I was completely blown
away by this record the first time I listened to it.
The music is very experimental but well executed
and enjoyable throughout the whole Lp. Some of the
songs are only about a minute long but they are great.
I highly recommend this Lp to anyone who likes good
electronic rock like Faust or Heldon.