The First Set Of Obscure DIY Classic 7"


GAMBIT OF SHAME
Lyndsey Beard - vocals - Paul Mex - bass - Gary Pinker - vocals - Mike Wallis - guitar - Amanda Ashley - cello - Ray from Ritual - drums
It could be argued that the Gambit of Shame were ahead of their time when comparisons are made with today's music scene. Unfortunately they only really existed on the underground & fringe of the mainstream music scene whilst together from 1981 until their demise, in the apt year of 1984. They had Numerous line-ups throughout but possibly the bands pivotal moment was around the release of their single 'No Bounds', which was produced by ex-Soft Machine member, Robert Wyatt.
GARAGE CLASS:ONE HELL OF A KISS/TERMINAL TOKYO

MUGGINS BLIGHT:MR SOMEBODY E.P


SOHEP:SO MUCH FUN /YOU COULD BE SO NICE DEAR
Absolute masterpiece released in 1981 on the Merciful Relief label(later released the first Sisters of Mercy 7").An excelent sample of real DIY post punk in the Astronauts vein.
sorry no pic sleeve available
SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS ARE CANADIANS:FEEL SHEEPISH/SAME
Another great 7" released on Bugle label (of Astronauts fame), in 1979.Phil Thorton plays synth.FANTASTIC!
sorry no pic sleeve available
SYSTEMS:SCENERY /PRIVATE LIVES

THIN YOGHURTS:DRINK PROBLEM/GIRL ON A BUS

JUST A MASTERPIECE!
V/A SWINDON THIS IS SWINDON E.P
4 Track EP. Recorded during January 1980 on Redbrick Studio's 4-track TEAC system in the basement of Swindon Town Hall. Produced by Dave Lewis and the bands. Engineered by Bubbles. Motivation by Richard Tomkins. Redbrick Records 1980 RED 0001.
sorry no pic sleeve
http://rapidshare.com/files/10808205/absolutely_obscure_DIY_classic_singles.rar




14 comments:
Great selection of things you'd never have expected to have got blog'd, like that So Hep single.
Thin Yogs: I posted a track from their cassette-only 'follow-up' to "Girl On The Bus" on my blog, if you wanna hear.
i already know that...downloaded it too:)......pity the whole tape is not available for downloading....if i'm not wrong we must have traded or bought records from you in the mid 90s...i've added you to my links list
thanks for your good words
Where's the other Muggins Blight track?
the other track is a total crap...no need to be there...destroys the whole 7"
...but in case you want it so much GO BUY IT!....of course you have to spend some time(:)) to find it...
MUGGINS BLIGHT got back together last year apparently for a gig ---> http://www.keighleynews.co.uk/leisure/knightsout/knightsfeatures/display.var.976313.0.crystal_throwing_musical_grenades_at_gassienda.php
Oh, I can go buy it!? Thanks, oh Great Lord of Record Collecting! Your posts are adequate enough for a peasant like me. Here in the good 'ol U.S. of A. we let the individual decide what is "total crap" or not. The artist wanted the song there, on the 7", why don't you? Great site though! Do you own a copy of all the records you post?
yes i got all these 7" and are my own rips...concerning the lps....if i had these all i would be the happier man ever
"Swindon This Is Swindon" - the town of my youth!
The drummer in the Early Bathers was Jonny Stephens, (much) later of Meat Beat Manifesto.
Very nice, mate! Thank you.
I shared a house with one of the guys from Sohep when they recorded "So much Fun" back in 1981. I recently started making music again recently and we've just recorded a cover of So much Fun - the original vocalist Rob may record vocals for us next week sometime.
Check it out at http://www.reflectionsonlogchopping.com/page2.htm
lol, anonymous.. youre an idiot.. and yeah, that song is pretty bad
the track on the bside of some of my best friends is listed on discogs as "speaking clock"
thanks for the great music
hi-any chance you could link to "swindon this is swindon"...the rapidshare singles link didn't contain it ....cheer. mick
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