Unknown songs and demos, who wrote what, who sang what, the usual biographies, discography gubbins, photos of Eldritch with no sunglasses, etc, etc, etc, yadda, yadda, yadda....
Great song, shame it was never officially released (how come?)
Anyone know where/when it was recorded, and more importantly, who does the backing vocals?
There's a version albeit bracketed as 'bootleg version' on Dr. Jeep. I guess that's official.
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Dark wrote:Great song, shame it was never officially released (how come?)
Anyone know where/when it was recorded, and more importantly, who does the backing vocals?
Getting back to the point (and away from Wendy James!) wasn't it planned as a b-side to one of the FALAA singles but would have meant paying royalties (or whatever) as well?
lachert wrote:yeah, and the demo was recorded in stockport studios with dave allen
may all your gods go with you
how come that ozzy version is perfect and yet the taper of the original confessed to have made mistakes putting the tape heads down. at least that's what he told me
lachert wrote:yeah, and the demo was recorded in stockport studios with dave allen
may all your gods go with you
how come that ozzy version is perfect and yet the taper of the original confessed to have made mistakes putting the tape heads down. at least that's what he told me
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
James Blast wrote:Aye, but then you have very low standards Big Yin
Well speaking as....
a former 15 year old fat school boy with no mates and no chance of ever hearing any Sisters bootlegs that all my elder sister's friends kept talking about as well as the bloody music press any "nth" generation hissy tape copy complete with vinyl crackles and needle jumps was a bloody godsend from having to put up with TOP 40 Radio One being played at the school disco and all day on the radio and on the feckin' TV
No thanks to - Dave Lee Travis, Bruno Brooks/Jackie Brambles, Gary Davies and all the other Smashy n' Nicey cnuts!
Thanks the lord for -
....steps down from Soapbox.
Sorry Jimbo, wasn't a rant at you, but I think you forget some of us young uns from the Provinces didn't have access to proper music unlike you city dwellers, so i've always been grateful for receiving new music no matter what it's quality
Whoops! I touched a nerve there Big Yin, it wisnae ma intention man. Honest!
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
It's a pity the album wasn't that good. Grease Monkey gets better the more you listen to it, but the rest of the album...meh...
The new one should be/is out soon so I'll see what that's like.
It's a pity her second solo album Lies In Chinatown never got a proper release as that is actually pretty damn good. I've only got a bad copy of it though.
I've got all the Transvision Vamp stuff barring the last album (harder to find than a lost very hard thing).
It's a pity the album wasn't that good. Grease Monkey gets better the more you listen to it, but the rest of the album...meh...
The new one should be/is out soon so I'll see what that's like.
It's a pity her second solo album Lies In Chinatown never got a proper release as that is actually pretty damn good. I've only got a bad copy of it though.
I've got all the Transvision Vamp stuff barring the last album (harder to find than a lost very hard thing).
robertzombie wrote:I have two different demos of this, one is 7:28mins and the other 7:09mins but they both sound identical
I believe the "longer" version has a drop-out in the middle, where the song fades out and then back in? And the shorter one is complete, without a break? Is that right?
robertzombie wrote:I have two different demos of this, one is 7:28mins and the other 7:09mins but they both sound identical
I believe the "longer" version has a drop-out in the middle, where the song fades out and then back in? And the shorter one is complete, without a break? Is that right?
The short version is cut at 10 Khz so all the high frequency elements are missing. I've obtained this version from 2 different sources now, and it's the same in both.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.