Obscured By...

Another sad farewell this week, this time to Australian rock stalwart Darryl Cotton who passed away a few days previously.  A number of related rarities from a few of his musical endeavours were therefore found and played to start the show.  Another lesser known death was that of Geoff Ratz, bass player with 60s Melbourne band The Pink Finks, best known for introducing Ross Wilson & Ross Hannaford (Daddy Cool) to the world.   Other material included some "new" Joey Ramone, 60s European pop with The Golden Earrings and Jacques Dutronc, 80s Irish post punk and all the other styles and locales listed below.  Not many performance videos could be found for this week's collection - brought to you by all three "dots" - but they should still be of interest, eg the clip of Zoot's "The Freak" contains stills from their cruise ship reformation performance in 2011.  

 

the Zoot – Coke advertisement     (radio ad, circa 1969, Australia)

the Zoot – 1x2x3x4     (7”single 1969 Adelaide, Aust.)

Frieze – Jimmy & Jessie      (‘1972 B.C.’ LP 1972 Aust.)

Cotton, Lloyd & Christian – I Go to Pieces     (7”single 1975 Aust/USA)

Burns, Cotton & Morris – Will I     (‘Burns, Cotton & Morris’ 1996 Aust.)

the Zoot – The Freak     (7”single 1971 Aust.)

Ash Ra Tempel – Daydream      (‘Starring Rosi’ LP 1973 Germany)

Tangerine Dream – No Man’s Land     (‘Hyperborea’ LP 1983 Germany)

the Nice – Country Pie/Brandenburg Concerto No.6     (‘Five Bridges’ LP 1970 UK)

the Pink Finks – Untie Me     (7”single 1965 Aust.)

the Groove – Soothe Me [Sam Cooke cover]     (7”single 1968 Melbourne, Aust.)

Ray Brown & Moonstone – Run, Sylvie, Run     (‘Mad House’ LP 1970 Aust.)

Little Gulliver & the Children – I Was Bewitched      (‘Little Gulliver & the Children‘ EP 1966 Aust.)

Tony Worsley & the Fabulous Blue Jays – Tell Me Why     (‘Raining In my Heart’ EP 1966 Aust.)

PH – Last days      (recorded 1983 Ireland – taken from ‘Strange Passion: Explorations in Irish Post Punk, DIY and Electronic Music 1980-83’ compilation 2012)

Major Thinkers – Avenue B     (12”single 1981 Ireland/USA)

the Jigsaw Seen – Winterland’s Gone     (‘Winterland’ 2011 USA)

Joey Ramone – Life’s a Gas     (‘...Ya Know?’ 2012 USA)

Hugh Cornwall & Robert Williams – Losers in a Lost Land     (‘Nosferatu’ LP 1979 UK)

126 – Mailbox Execution System     (7”single 1978 Norway)

the Golden Earrings – That Day     (7”single 1966 Holland)

the Bonniwell Music Machine – Astrologically Incompatible     (7”single b-side [to Bottom of the Soul] 1967 USA)

the Tokens – How Nice?     (‘It’s a Happening World’ LP 1967 USA)

Noel Harrison – Sign of the Queen     (7”single b-side [to Mrs Williams Rose] 1967 Hollywood, USA)

Jacques Dutronc – L’Augmentation     (‘Jacques Dutronc’ [aka’Comment elles Dorment’] LP 1967 France)

Judy Nylon & Crucial – Jailhouse Rock [Elvis cover]     (‘Pal Judy’ LP 1982 UK)

the B-52’s – Dirty Back Road     (‘Wild Planet’ LP 1980 Athens, Georgia, USA)

Technicolour Dreaming

Beginning with a 60’s classic has become a regular feature of the show and this week’s choice was the 1967 debut single by UK band Traffic, which we felt melded quite nicely with the Brian Jonestown Massacre’s eastern-tinged instrumental that followed. In fact we played a fair number of songs from “the original psychedelic era”, as Lenny Kaye named it on the Nuggets LP back in 1972... amongst them was the title-track of Donovan’s 7^th album which featured the Jeff Beck Group, the flip-side of the sole UK single by Normie Rowe’s backing-band, the Playboys, on Immediate Records, as well as a track from the “lost” LP by Gary Walker & the Rain – a 1968 ‘Japan-only’ release which just recently became available in the rest of the world. It was also the last appearance of Brian Eno as our ‘Artiste of the Week’ and we concluded the show with the brilliant opening track of his second solo album. Finally, there was also a selection of ‘punk-era’ recordings from the likes of the Ramones, Siouxsie & the Banshees and Patti Smith, which we played in memory of Ian ‘Butch Brat’ Roberts, who passed away last week... Butch was Adelaide band the Brats’ mixer, roadie and valued friend, and we saw all these bands, and more, play gigs in London in the mid/late 70’s!

R.I.P. Butch..... 

Traffic – Paper Sun     (7”single 1967 UK)

Brian Jonestown Massacre – Panic in Babylon     (‘Aufheben’ 2012 USA)

the Lovetones – Come Home     (‘Meditations’ 2006 Melbourne, Australia)

Weightless – Holding On     (‘Self-Adjustment’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the What 4 – Logan’s Run     (‘Say It Straight’ 2008 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Sunbirds – Stone     (‘Emergency Christmas’ EP 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Grand Rapids – Brian’s Got a Rubber Soul     (‘Great Shakes’ 2012 Melbourne, Aust.)

Siouxsie & the Banshees – Mittageisen     (7”double A-side single [with Love in a Void] 1979 UK)

Ian Brown – F.E.A.R.     (‘Music of the Spheres’ 2001 UK)

the Smiths – How Soon Is Now?     (‘Meat Is Murder’ LP 1985 UK)

Caveman – My Room     (‘CoCo Beware’ 2011 Brooklyn, USA)

the Ramones – Blitzkrieg Bop     (‘the Ramones’ LP 1976 New York, USA)

John Cooper Clarke – I Don’t Want to be Nice     (‘Disguise in Love’ LP 1978 UK)

Patti Smith – Free Money     (‘Horses’ LP 1975 New York, USA)

the Clash – London Calling     (‘London Calling’ LP 1979 UK)

Gary Walker & the Rain – Francis     (‘Album Number One’ LP 1968 Japan/UK)

Caleb – Baby Your Phrasing is Bad     (7”single 1967 UK)

Donovan – Goo Goo Barabajagal (Love is Hot)     (7”single 1969 UK)

the Fleur De Lys – Circles [Who cover]     (7”single 1966 UK)

the Playboys – Sad     (7”single b-side [to Black Sheep R.I.P.] 1967 Aust./UK)

Bobby & Laurie – Every Second Day     (7”single 1966 Aust. – also on ‘Exposaic’ LP 1966 : taken from  ‘A Forest of Gold Tops in the Land of Oz - 26 Tabs from the Semiconscious Sixties’ compilation 1997 Aust.)

the Masters Apprentices – But One Day     (7”single 1968 Aust.)

Eno – Burning Airlines Give You So Much More     (‘Taking Tiger Mountain [By Strategy]’ LP 1974 UK)  #

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Obscured By...

The Cat & the Brat were the ‘DOTS’ curating this week’s show, which ranged from the 70’s UK bubblegum pop of 12-year-old Ricky Wilde (yep, Marty’s son/Kim’s brother) and the sitar-laden sounds of 90’s US psych-sters the Surprise Symphony, to a selection of UK goth which included ex-Bauhaus singer Peter Murphy’s surprise 1990 US hit single, some new Malaysian punk rock and the very last song of Marc Bolan’s final UK tour prior to his death in 1977. And of course there was our regular batch of Australian rarities, which included a live version of a yummy bubblegum classic by James Reyne, found on a 90’s TV show! Yes, it was another slice of ‘Obscured by...’ goodness!

..... and here is the playlist.....

the Bee Gees – Out of Time [Rolling Stones cover]     (Live recording from “It’s All Happening” TV show 1966 Australia)

the Sunsets – Hot Generation     (7”single 1967 Australia)

the Five – There’s Time     (7”single 1966 Aust.)

the Southern Gentlemen – Leave Myself to Me     (7”single 1965 Adelaide,  Aust.)

Jeff St John & the Yama – Everybody’s Gone (Rode Away on Horses)     (7”single b-side [to Nothing Comes Easy] 1967 Aust.)

the Plaster Scene – Love     (private pressing [approx. 20 copies made] 1967 Aust. – taken from ‘Datura Dreamtime: A Forest of Goldtops Vol 2’ compilation 1999 Aust.)

James Reyne – Yummy Yummy Yummy [Ohio Express cover]      (Live recording from ‘Denton’ ABC-TV 1994 Aust.)

Hugh Cornwell – Irate Caterpillar     (‘Nosferatu’ LP 1979 UK)

the Only Ones – The Beast    (rec. 1978 – taken from ‘the Peel Sessions Album’ 1989 UK)

Flannelcat – Rubatummy     (7”single 1973 UK)

T.Rex [with the Damned] – Get It On     (‘Live 1977’ [final UK show, in Portsmouth] 1997 UK)

Ricky Wilde – I am an Astronaut     (7”single 1972 UK)

Mindless Drug Hoover – Fuck Off     (‘Sharks Patrol These Waters: The Best of Volume, Part 2’ magazine compilation UK 1995)

Love Spit Love – Wake Up     (‘Volume Twelve’ magazine comp. 1994 UK)

Electrofixion – Rain on Me     (‘Zephyr’ EP 1994 UK)

Ciccone Youth – Burnin’ Up (Mike Watt Original Demo ‘86) [Madonna cover]     (‘the Whitey Album’ LP 1988 USA)

Todd Rundgren – Rain [Beatles cover]      (‘Faithful’ LP 1976 USA)

the Fallen Angels – I’ll Drive You From My Mind     (‘It’s a Long Way Down’ LP 1968 USA)

the Surprise Symphony – Lion Song     (‘the Surprise Symphony’ 1998 USA)

Cheops – Salem Bibi     (‘A Most Peculiar Pancake’ LP 1996 UK)

Kaleidoscope – A Dream for Julie     (7”single 1968 UK)

the Virgin Prunes – Pagan Lovesong     (‘If I Die, I Die’ LP 1982 UK)

Peter Murphy – Cuts You Up     (7”single 1989 UK)

Throbbing Gristle – Hamburger Lady     (‘DOA:  the Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle’ LP 1978 UK)

Never Found – Ambil Pati Buangkanam Pas     (‘Give & Take: Malaysian Hardcore Punk Compilation 2012’)

Death in June – State Laughter     (12”single 1982 UK – taken from ‘Lesson 2: Misanthropy’ anthology 2009)

Technicolour Dreaming

A mixture of the familiar and the new was Technicolour Dreaming’s guiding ethos again this week. For the former, we began with a psychedelic  fave from the Who and later in the show, a different version of a Jonathon Richman classic, as well as an Adam & the Ants punkoid killer. For the latter category, we moved into less charted waters, with new releases by Pond, the Laurels and the Frowning Clouds, debuts from Adelaide’s Plasticine Army and Weightless, a demo from Big Richard Insect, recent music from the Moles, Surf City and the Green Circles, plus a track from an all-time favourite, 2004’s ‘Spirit Stereo Frequency’ by All Night Radio, which was sadly their sole album... but what an album – psychedelic genius! We finished off with the penultimate appearance of Brian Eno as our “Artiste of the Month” with a brilliant live recording by his short-lived ensemble, 801... all brought to you by your hosts, the Cat & the Brat, on Adelaide’s eclectic 3D RADIO 93.7fm.....

..... and here is the full playlist.....

the Who – Armenia City in the Sky     (‘The Who Sell Out’ LP 1968 UK)

Pond – Fantastic Explosion of Time     (‘Beard, Wives, Denim’ 2012 Perth, Australia)

Surf City – See How the Sun     (‘Kudos’ 2010 New Zealand)

Surfer Blood – Floating Vibes     (‘Astro Coast’ 2010 USA)

Dieselwitch – Octopus      (‘Dieselwitch Will Kill You’ 2011 Adelaide, Australia)

Vashti Bunyan – I Want To Be Alone     (7”single 1965 UK – taken from the ‘Some Things That Just Stick In Your Mind’ anthology)

Johnny Dowd – Betty     (‘No Regrets’ 2012 USA)

the High Dials – The Holy Ground      (‘the holy ground’ EP 2007 Canada)

the Moles – The Combined Forces of an Atom     (‘The Future Sounds of Ashton’ 2011 Bristol, UK)

the Beep Seals – I Used to Work at the Zoo      (‘Things That Roar’ 2008 UK)

Weightless – Summer of John      (‘Self-Adjustment’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Laurels – Sway Me Down Gently     (‘Plains’ 2012 Aust.)

the Flower Machine – The Tangerine Albatross      (‘Lavender Lane’ 2010 USA)

the Frowning Clouds – Bad Vibes      (CD-single b-side [to Propellers] 2012 Melbourne, Aust.)

the Green Circles – Long Love Sivinanda [Inside Looking Out cover]       (‘Tavistock Street’ 2008 Adelaide, Aust.)

Big Richard Insect – I’m So Bored     (demo 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

Adam & the Ants – Fall-In      (7”single b-side [to Antmusic] 1980 UK)

the Dils – I Hate The Rich      (7”single 1977 USA)

the Modern Lovers – Modern World [alt. version]     (rec. 1972 – taken from ‘The Modern Lovers’ CD reissue [with bonus tracks] 2003 USA)

Plasticine Army – On The Bus     (‘I Can Hardly Smell It!’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Triffids – Family Name     (‘Dungeon Tapes’ cassette 1983 Perth, Aust.)

All Night Radio – Fall Down 7     (‘Split Stereo Frequency’ 2004 USA)

801 [feat. Eno] – Miss Shapiro/You Really Got Me [Kinks cover]      (rehearsal recording 1976 – taken from “801 Live: collector’s edition” reissue 2008 UK)   #

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Obscured By...

Sadly another RIP for this week's Obscured By... hosted by all three dots.  Jon Lord, ex-Deep Purple etc passed away the previous day, so a small selection of music from a few decades of his career was featured.   Whether rock musicians actually want to rest "in peace" or would rather crank the amp up to 11 is another matter, however.  We also played some cardboard postcard records promoting the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, some very obscure bands from a mid-60s "battle of the bands" and a few favourites such as Jacques DuTronc, Dave Davies and Nina Hagen.  Australian rarities included an early 90s re-recorded Easybeats track by Stevie Wright and a version of Friday on My Mind by Elliot Goblet best described as "unique".  We present the whole playlist here for your astonishment...

the Allusions – Lady of Leisure     (‘the Allusions’ LP 1967 Sydney, Australia)

Human Instinct – Pink Dawn      (7”single b-side [to Renaissance Fair] 1968 New Zealand)

the Fourmyula / Pipp – Otaki     (7”single 1970 New Zealand)

Mike Brady – Sympathy [Rare Bird cover]      (7”single 1970 Australia)

Elliot Goblet – Friday on my Mind [Easybeats cover]      (7”single 1989 Aust.)

Stevie Wright – Women     (‘Striking It Rich’ 1990 Aust.)

Matching Mole – Gloria Gloom     (‘Little Red Record’ LP 1972 UK)

the Way We Live – Watch White Stars     (‘A Candle for Judith’ LP 1971 UK)

Aphrodite’s Child – The Four Horsemen     (‘666’ LP 1972 UK) 

Deep Purple – Burn     (‘Live in London’ LP 1974 UK)

Jon Lord & the Hoochie Koochie Men – Danger, White Man Dancing     (‘Reckless Love:  a Tim Gaze anthology’  2003 Aust.)

Deep Purple – Kentucky Woman [Neil Diamond cover]      (7”single 1968 UK)

Jacques Dutronc – Les Cactus     (‘Jacques Dutronc’ LP 1966 France)

John Kongos – Confusions about a Goldfish     (‘Confusions about a Goldfish’ LP 1970 South Africa/UK)

Brass Tacks – Maxwell Ferguson     (7”single 1968 UK)

the Strangers – Step Inside [Hollies cover]      (7”single 1968 Ireland)

Dave Davies – Lincoln County     (7”single 1968 UK – taken from ‘Hidden Treasures’ anthology 2012)

Ronnie Draper & the Fordamatics – Summer of ’62     (“Cardboard Postcard records – Seattle World’s Fair 1962 promos’ USA)    

Kelly Gates – Cafe in the Sky     (“Cardboard Postcard records – Seattle World’s Fair 1962 promos’ USA)    

David Hemmings – Anathea     (‘david hemmings happens’ LP 1967 USA)

the Night Watch – Too Long     (‘It’s Happening Here’ compilation LP 1967 New Jersey, USA)

the Conchords – Magic Love Machine     (‘It’s Happening Here’ compilation LP 1967 New Jersey, USA)

Nina Hagen – My Way [Frank Sinatra/Sid Vicious cover]     (recorded 1979 – released on ‘Nina Hagen In Ekstasy’ LP 1985 Germany/USA)

My Bloody Valentine – Glider     (‘Glider’ EP 1990 UK – taken from the “EPs: ‘88-‘91” anthology 2012 UK)

the High Dials – The Sound of Daisy Leaving     (‘the holy ground’ EP 2007 Canada)

Ellie Pop – Can’t Be Love     (7”single 1968 USA)

the Jelly Bean Bandits – Tapestries     (‘The Jelly Bean Bandits’ LP 1967 USA)

Technicolour Dreaming

This show featured a varied contingent of sounds, mostly, it transpired, from the United States (Beachwood Sparks, Espers and Sleepy Sun amongst others), including the eagerly anticipated recent offering from Asteroid No.4, which had arrived in our letterbox only hours before! The rest of the world wasn’t left out though... we had the Keys from Wales, Canada was represented by the High Dials, and little old Adelaide provided both the latest song from All The Leaves Have Fallen and a 60’s psych classic from the James Taylor Move; there was, of course, much more music before we finished with this week’s track from Eno, our current “Artiste of the Month”.....

..... so here is the full playlist.....

the Beta Band – Quiet     (‘Hot Shots 11’ 2001 Scotland, UK)

the High Dials – The Rich Die Too     (‘Anthems for Doomed Youth’ 2010 Montreal, Canada)

Beachwood Sparks – Sparks Fly Again     (‘The Tarnished Gold’ 2012 USA)

the Sand Pebbles – Back Street Mirror [Gene Clark cover]     (‘You Can’t Hide Your Love Forever’  compilation 2002 Melbourne, Australia)

Espers – Another Moon Song     (‘Espers 111’ 2009 Philadelphia, USA)

Black Cab – Another Sun     (‘Jesus East’ 2006 Aust.)

the Asteroid No.4 – The Unknown     (‘Hail to the Clear Figurines’ 2011 Philadelphia, USA)

the Black Hollies – Everything’s Fine     (‘Softly Towards the Light’ 2009 New Jersey, USA)

the Keys – I tried to find it in books     (‘Bitten By Wolves’ 2011 Cardiff, UK)

All The Leaves Have Fallen – Ring a Ring a Rosie     (demo 2012 Adelaide, Australia)

Happy Ghosts – Voices [Reprise]      (‘Reverence for Life’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

Bear in Heaven – Cool Light     (‘I Love You, It’s Cool’ 2012 USA)

the Barbarellatones – When Marionettes Kill     (‘Invasion of the Surf Zombies’ 2006 USA)

Sleepy Sun – Still Breathing     (‘Spine Hits’ 2012 San Francisco, USA)

White Hills – Radiate     (‘Heads on Fire’ 2007 USA)

the Molting Vultures – Rock’n’Roll Emergency     (‘Get On Board’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

Tea – Birthday Boy     (‘Tea’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the James Taylor Move – And I Heard The Fire Sing     (7”single b-side [to Magic Eyes] 1967 Adelaide, Aust.)

Eno – Needles in the Camel’s Eye     (‘Here Come the Warm Jets’ LP 1974 UK)    #

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Obscured By...

An all-vinyl single version of the programme this week, to rekindle all three "dots"' memories of the joys of such a show, with all the snap, crackle, different playing speeds and record sizes that it entails.  Everything from a 5-inch Jona Lewie single to a rare XTC 12" EP - rare Australian singles by The Numbers (before this band became The Riptides)  and a Leonard Teale promotional 45 - obscure UK punk by the Martian Schoolgirls and The Skids - Plastic Bertrand with something resembling Krautrock disco - near forgotten but very worthwhile songs by the likes of Fischer-Z and Classix Nouveaux - and plenty more.   The full playlist of vinyl delights is as follows...

Max Hamilton & the Impacts – Shake with Me     (7”single b-side [to Jenny Jenny] 1965 Australia)

Johnny Broome & the Handels – Didn’t Know Her Name     (7”single b-side [to Do’s  and  Don’ts] 1965 Adelaide, Aust.)

Janice Slater – I’m Gonna Live     (7”single 1965 Adelaide, Aust.)

Leonard Teale – “The Ballad of Chesty Bond” advertisement     (7”single c.1965 Aust.)

Cheryl Gray – You’re the Boy     (7”single b-side [to When You’re Not Near] 1967 Aust.)

Ross D. Wylie – Do the Uptight     (7”single b-side [to The Star] 1969 Aust.)

the Numbers – Magic Castle     (7”single b-side [to Sunset Strip] 1978 Queensland, Aust.)

the Pandoras – Hot Generation [Sunsets cover]     (7”single 1984 California, USA)

the Stems – My Beach      (7”single b-side [to Sad Girl] 1987 Aust.)

Kim Salmon & the Surrealists – The Crying Game     (7”single b-side [to Put Your Trust In Me] 1997 Aust.)

the Martian Schoolgirls – Life in the 1980’s     (7”single 1980 UK)

Plastic Bertrand – Tout petite la planete     (12”single 1979 Belgium)

the Associates – Ulcragyceptemol      (12”single b-side [to Club Country] 1982 Scotland, UK) 

Soft Cell – Born to Lose [Johnny Thunders cover]     (12”single b-side [to Down In The Subway] 1984 UK)

XTC – We Kill The Beast     (‘Go+’ 12” EP 1978 UK)

Jona Lewie – Big Shot-Momentarily     (5”single 1980 UK)

Yoko Ono – Don’t worry Kyoko, mummy’s only looking for a hand in the snow     (7”single b-side [to Cold Turkey] 1969 UK)

the Jesus and Mary Chain – Kill Surf City     (7”single b-single [to April Skies] 1987 UK)

Adam & the Ants – Fall-In     (7”single b-side [to Ant Music] 1981 UK)

Husker Du – Ticket to Ride [Beatles cover]     (7” promo EP with NME magazine 1986 UK)

Fischer Z – So Long     (7”single 1980 UK)

Snakefinger – The Spot     (7”single 1978 USA)

Classix Nouveaux – Guilty     (7”single 1981 UK)

Echo & the Bunnymen – The Subject     (12”single b-side [to The Back Of Love] 1982 UK)

the Skids – Fields     (7”single 1982 UK)

Simple Minds – The American      (12”single 1981 UK)

Genet Tic Toc – Theory of Permutation      (7”single b-side [to Darwin’s Machine] 1982 Adelaide, Australia)

Foetus uber Frisco – Finely Honed Machine     (12”single 1984 USA)

Technicolour Dreaming

“From the 60’s to Now!” is a premise of  Technicolour Dreaming  which was admirably fulfilled in this week’s edition, brought to you by our 3D Radio compadre Paul D. in our absence (check out his blog here)... from the Strawberry Alarm Clock and the Kinks to the latest from the Laurels and Adelaide’s Tea, with stops along the way to visit the Soft Boys, the Hard-Ons and the Beep Seals, plus Captain Sensible’s lament for Thatcher’s Falklands War and the Teardrop Explodes’ second single, whilst not forgetting a classic from our latest “Artiste of the Month”, the brilliant Brian Eno... great stuff! Thanx Paul!

..... and here is his full playlist.....

the Farm – Groovy Train      (7”single 1990 UK)

the Laurels – Traversing the Universe     (‘Plains’ 2012 Australia)

the Grand Rapids – Blow Up     (demo 2012 Melbourne, Aust.)

Wreckless Eric – (I’d go the) Whole Wide World     (7”single 1977 UK)

the Strawberry Alarm Clock – Incense & Peppermint     (7”single 1967 USA)

the Manikins – What are you on?      (7”single 1986 Perth, Aust.)

the Scientists – Larry     (‘the Scientists’ LP 1981 Perth, Aust. – taken from ‘Pissed on Another Planet’ anthology 2004)

the Soft Boys – When I was a kid     (rec. 1979 – released on ‘Invisible Hits’ LP 1983 UK)

the Others – Why Can’t She Be Mine     (rec. 1967 Adelaide -  released on ‘Big Beat Cellar Scene’ compilation 2010 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Ruts – Staring at the Rude Boys     (7”single 1980 UK)

the Rules – Rumour     (’live in the 3D Radio Sound Lounge’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

Captain Sensible – Glad It’s All Over     (7”single 1984 UK)

Bordel Militaire – CoCo Loco (feat. Boyd Rice)     (‘Bordel Militaire’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Trails – Show You     (demo 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Kinks – Yes Sir, No Sir     (‘Arthur [or the Fall and Decline of the British Empire]’ LP 1969 UK)

the Beep Seals – Stars      (‘Things That Roar’  2008 UK)

Tea – Burnside Mums     (‘Tea’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Adverts – New Day Dawning     (7”single b-side 1978 UK)

Fat Mattress – Petrol Pump Assistant     (7”single b-side 1969 UK – taken from the ‘Magic Forest’ anthology 2006)

the Stone Circus – Mr Grey     (7”single 1969 USA – taken from ‘All Kinds of Highs : A Mainstream Pop-Psych Compendium 1966-70’ compilation 2012)

the Hard-Ons – Just Being With You     (7”single 1988 Aust.)

Nick Lowe – No Reason     (‘Jesus of Cool’ LP 1978 UK)

the Teardrop Explodes – Bouncing Babies     (7”single 1979 UK – taken from ‘Floored Genius - The Best of Julian Cope and The Teardrop Explodes 1979-91’ anthology 1992 UK)

Eno – Baby’s on Fire      (‘Here Come The Warm Jets’ LP 1972 UK)     #

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