Other bonus material includes the previously unavailable in the UK mixes of Calling Captain Autumn (Special Extended Version) and Love’s Got Me In Triangles (Special Extended Version). Boys Wonder had a few line-up changes in their lifetime. Prior to any recordings, Les Nemes from Haircut 100 was the bass player, but was replaced by Chris Tate."( http://www.boyswonder.co.uk/links.html ) What a fantastic post! This is so full of useful information I can't wait to dig deep and start utilizing the resources you have given me.Your exuberance is refreshing. NetSuite Partners in India

Hello. Can you tell me if the Half-Baked rar file is still available anywhere? Rapidshare doesn't seem to exist any more. Overall, really well put together. A band like H100 don’t need a big boxset like, say, King Crimson. This is compact, and does what it sets out to do. It reminds me of my favourite of this year’s 80s reissues - Fun Boy Three. Their complete collection set is on similar lines to this.

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Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrateded.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. p.131. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. I visit this blog so many time,because every time something new,and I read all articale your blog, very interesting. The CD booklet features artwork from both the original vinyl album and promotional magazine plus extensive sleeve notes and a UK discography. The album was produced by Bob Sargeant, best known for his work with The Beat, Breathe and many a John Peel Session.

Dimery, Robert, ed. (2006). 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die (revised and updateded.). Universe Publishing. ISBN 0-7893-1371-5. What i really don't know if Phil Smith played with that bands or not. I know that he played Gardening By Moonlight, the band of Duncan Bridgeman and John Johnson. Would looooove to see the Edge's album "Captive" re-posted here (it was posted here quite some time ago and the link has gone dead). The next single was an even bigger chart hit. “Love Plus One” I’ve always felt was a little bit spoilt by the cheesy saxophone; it tries that bit too hard. It’s odd seeing how Bob Sargeant who produced the LP handled the use of Saxa in the Beat’s recorded output so well, but I suppose could only work with what was there and they did redeem themselves on this front with the nice brassy trills on the next single “Fantastic Day”. The NME was apoplectic in their review of “Love Plus One” I seem to recall, as it didn’t feature any sort of funky motif or toe the New Funk party line of scene trendies Funkapolitan or Blue Rondo, but to me it is still a pleasing (if over-played during the years since) pop record. Anyway, thanks again for all the wonderful posts that you keep on putting out. Your blog is a truly magical thing! :-) 2:24 AM Anonymous said...a b "British album certifications – Haircut 100 – Pelican West". British Phonographic Industry . Retrieved 14 December 2020. While I'm here, I suppose I could humbly ask for some things that have been eluding me for a while.

So what they are doing at the forthcoming shows is also perform some of the stuff from Paint and Paint and North of a Miracle? I think that’s a good move because there’s a lot to like in both of those. This 2CD collection also includes the top 10 hit single Nobody’s Fool featuring the 7″ and 12″ versions.

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To commemorate the 40th anniversary of Pelican West Demon Records has released a 4cd collection including the original album, all the extended remixes, some songs from the unfinished second Haircut 100 album that have never had an official release and finally a live performance from 1982. Elliott, Mark (May 2016). "Haircut 100 – Pelican West". Record Collector. No.453 . Retrieved 14 December 2020. Netsuite implementation partnersUse full information Thank you so much for sharing this information. It will help us. Trombone - Vince (Kenton) Sullivan* ( http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/music/artist/credits/0,,498769,00.html )