Peter Cusack – Your Favourite London Sounds

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Label:	London Musicians' Collective – RESFLS1CD
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	UK
Released:	2001
Genre:	Non-Music
Style:	Field Recording

Tracklist

1	Big Ben	0:51
2	London Bridge Station	2:07
3	Brixton Station Recorded By – Matthias Kispert	1:49
4	'Mind The Gap', Bank Underground Station	0:49
5	The Bank Of England, 1.00AM	1:36
6	Blackbird Dawn Chorus, 4.00AM In May	2:05
7	Brick Lane	1:51
8	Bagel Shop, Brick Lane	1:22
9	The Bell On The 73 Bus	0:25
10	Bus Pressure Recorded By – Tom Wallace	1:00
11	Butlers Wharf: Thames Sounds	2:01
12	Canal Towpath Stones	2:01
13	Club Queue, Hoxton	1:47
14	Coffee, Soho Voice – Tom Brake	1:39
15	Dalston Market	1:29
16	Deptford Market	2:09
17	Depford Grid Electricity Sub-Station Voice – Charles Hayward	2:20
18	Regent's Park To Oxford Circus	5:00
19	Escalator, King's Cross Underground Station	0:40
20	Euston Main Line Railway Station Recorded By – Bunny Schendler	1:21
21	Slamming Doors, Victoria Station	1:36
22	Evening Birds In Abney Park Cemetery, Early May	1:59
23	Michelle's Phone Message	0:58
24	Fountain In Victoria Park, 1.00AM	1:25
25	The Great Court Of The British Museum	2:09
26	Helicopter/East London Mosque	5:51
27	Key In Door	0:36
28	Onions Frying In My Flat	1:10
29	Post Through Letterbox	1:20
30	Nightingale/Hum	0:56
31	London Thunder	4:09
32	Rain On Skylight While Lying In Bed	1:31
33	Bleeps At The Supermarket Checkout	0:46
34	Tottenham Hotspurs Football Club, White Hart Lane Recorded By – Clive Bell	2:55
35	St James's Park: Two Species Of Baby	0:59
36	Under The Flyover, Hackney Wick	1:06
37	Taxis Waiting At Euston Station	0:59
38	LRT Transformer, Putney Other [Idea] – Evrah] Recorded By – Syngen Brown	1:40
39	Swifts Over Stoke Newington	0:54
40	16th Floor Up

Credits

Artwork By [Bookklet Design] – Ed Baxter
Compiled By, Edited By – Peter Cusack
Photography – Dave Mandl
Recorded By – Peter Cusack (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 9, 11 to 19, 21 to 33, 35 to 37, 39, 40)

Notes

from the back cover:

<i>What is your favorite London sound and why?</i> The response to this simple question is as varied and extraordinary as the city itself. This fascinating CD reveals the London of the ear, rather than that of the eye. A myriad of places and experiences, familiar and obscure, are brought to life in this stricking collection - from Big Ben to bagel bars, from songbirds to slamming doors, from thunder cutting through the sky to the eternal uproar of the city's soundscape. These are your favorite London sounds.

24 page booklet.