Eggman – First Fruits

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		Purple Patches	2:56
		Tomas	3:18
		That's That Then (For Now)	3:56
		Not Bad Enough	2:57
		The Funeral Song	4:02
		Replace All Your Lies With Truth	2:47
		Out Of My Window	2:56
		Look Up	3:42
		I'll Watch Your Back	2:57
		First Fruits Fall	3:12

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	First Fruits CD, Album	Creation Records – CRECD 201	UK	1996	UK — 1996	Recently Edited
	First Fruits CD, Album	Creation Records – CRECD201, Creation Records – 484155 2, Creation Records – SCR 484155 2	USA & Europe	1996	USA & Europe — 1996	Recently Edited
	First Fruits LP, Album	Creation Records – CRELP 201	UK	1996	UK — 1996	New Submission
	First Fruits CD, Album, Promo	Creation Records – CRECD201p	UK	1996	UK — 1996	New Submission
	First Fruits Cassette, Album	Creation Records – C-CRE201	UK	1996	UK — 1996	New Submission
	First Fruits CD, Album	Creation Records – ESCA 6466	Japan	1996	Japan — 1996	New Submission
	First Fruits Cassette, Album	Sony Music – C 9660896	Indonesia	1996	Indonesia — 1996	New Submission
	First Fruits CD, Album, Promo	Creation Records – ESCA 6466	Japan	1996	Japan — 1996	New Submission
	First Fruits LP, White Label	Creation Records – CRELP 201	UK	1996	UK — 1996	New Submission

KileyCO Dec 14, 2020
Edited 4 years ago
referencing First Fruits (LP, Album) CRELP 201
If you love Boo Radleys this is a continuation of that sound of those pop laden later Boo recordings. I love the Beatle vibe here. Extra rare record in the states. Recommended as a classic.
Vivalafica Aug 8, 2019
referencing First Fruits (LP, Album) CRELP 201
Love this record, it's a forgotten gem that went pretty much unnoticed when it came out but Boo Radleys' Sice delivers 10 precious pop songs with a hint of psychedelia that still stands the test of time, recommended!
pyenapple Nov 15, 2017
referencing First Fruits (CD, Album) CRECD201
Sice's only solo outing turns out to be an introspective, mostly intimate pop pastiche imbued with a Beatlesesque brightness that only reminds one of Oasis on a few tracks. Otherwise it feels like a less experimental, less willful Boo Radleys. It's an unassuming gem of the mid-1990s, and remains sadly overlooked.