Tracklist
Turn To Red | 4:10 |
Nervous System | 4:10 |
Are You Receiving | 4:50 |
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d.teil
June 20, 2018
referencing Almost Red, 12", Single, 12WIP 6550, 12 WIP 6550
I almost wanted to sell this 12". After hearing "turn to red" I definitely have to keep it. Worth to buy.
Bier_Dough
November 9, 2015Geoff_Burkman
January 1, 2013
referencing Turn To Red, 10", Single, MD410
I'll leave it be for now, but ascribing the genre 'reggae' to this band is almost as risible as calling them 'electronic'. Just my two cents.
idoldesjeunes
December 23, 2012SadBast
May 4, 2006
edited over 12 years ago
referencing Turn To Red, 10", Single, MD410
referencing Turn To Red, 10", Single, MD410
This is the original version of the band's debut single, lacking the track 'almost red' that would appear a little later on the 12" pressing. The 10" release is collectable, not only for it's music but also for the 4 scarce 'art cards' included with the disc in its clear plastic sleeve.
SadBast
May 1, 2006
edited over 12 years ago
referencing Almost Red, 12", Single, 12WIP 6550, 12 WIP 6550
referencing Almost Red, 12", Single, 12WIP 6550, 12 WIP 6550
This rare 4-track version of the band's debut e.p. (original release shown here as the 'turn to red' 10") was sold at gigs on the debut LP tour in the UK, marked as 'factory sample'. This release is maybe the definitive statement of the dub reggae influences underpining Youth & Big Paul's ground breaking rhythm section - over 10 years ahead of its time. A very scarce reworking of 'are you receiving' with remarkable new guitar parts added by Geordie was recorded during their legendary debut Capital Radio session and appeared on the semi-official 'Bum's Rush' lp the following year and was selected by Geordie for inclusion in 2003's 'Unperverted Pantomime' CD which combined the best of 'Bum's Rush' and the incredibly scarce (500 only) 'Unperverted Pantomime' cassette that comprised a full 1979 live set (includes 'nervous system', 'are you receiving') and tracks from several early sessions.
flowerbed
October 8, 2018