Tim Burgess & Bob Stanley – Tim Peaks (Songs For A Late-Night Diner)

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Genre:	Rock, Pop
Style:	Alternative Rock, Indie Pop, Post-Punk, New Wave
Year:	2019

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Young Marble Giants–	Choci Loni	2:25
The Chills–	House With A Hundred Rooms	3:14
Durutti Column*–	Lips That Would Kiss (Form Prayers To Broken Stone)	3:46
The Gist–	Yanks	2:13
Gwenno–	Hunros (A Dream)	2:30
The Clientele–	I Had To Say This	3:30
The Royal Family & The Poor*–	I Love You (Restrained In A Moment)	3:54
ISAN–	Betty's Lament	5:08
Jane Weaver–	Slow Motion	5:05
Echo & The Bunnymen–	Fuel	4:01
Galaxie 500–	Flowers	4:27
Gnac–	The Broken Fall	4:03
Birdie (2)–	Blue Dress	3:55
El Perro Del Mar–	Dog	2:59
Stockholm Monsters–	Fairy Tales (Demo Version)	4:06
Chastity Belt–	Different Now	3:47
Blue Orchids–	A Year With No Head	2:34
Bracken–	Ten Years	4:06
The Fates (2)–	Sheila - She Beats In My Heart	6:53
Dean McPhee–	Sky Burial	3:47

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Tim Peaks (Songs For A Late-Night Diner) CD, Compilation	Ace – CDCHD 1555	UK	2019	UK — 2019	New Submission
	Tim Peaks (Songs For A Late-Night Diner) 2×LP, Compilation	Ace – XXQLP2 063	UK	2019	UK — 2019	New Submission
	Tim Peaks (Songs For A Late-Night Diner) 2×LP, Compilation, Stereo, Orange	Ace – XXQLP2 063	UK	2019	UK — 2019

Bibliotakecare Dec 1, 2020
Edited 4 years ago
referencing Tim Peaks (Songs For A Late-Night Diner) (CD, Compilation) CDCHD 1555
A model in the art of compilation : twenty tracks and nothing to throw away. Not only because of the high quality of the selection but also for the spirit behind. To illustrate the gloomy atmosphere of Lynch's Twin Peaks by a bunch of rarities from the new wave and post punk era, you have to think of it. But mixed with true (and not typically "Brit") indie pop (The Chills for example) and some folkish tunes, this is paradise for our ears ! The booklet is rich of precious notifications. This record just makes you want to buy a lot of other records, which has always been a very good sign...