Cardiacs

Molecules · 10-26-2009, 11:33 AM

^I just blogged 'sing...' yesterday so will be happy to provide linx, infact it'll turn up in a blogsearch
Other albums:
Archive Cardiacs, this is what introduced me to them
On the Land and in the Sea (from 1989 and the line-up seen in the videos above)
If you can find the one TL mentioned, 'A Little Man And A House And The Whole World Window', that's good too

The production is less intense on these than 'Sing to God', they're easier to bear... 'the Seaside' is the one I am especially keen to hear though, if soulseek fails it will be a purchase job =0

edit: 'Dog Like Sparky' is probably my fave off that album too, 'Bellyeye' as well is almost a conventional song - in fact they occasionally sound like Blur at their most manic, which is little surprise as the band has cited Cardiacs as an influence =P

10-26-2009, 11:33 AM	#10 (permalink)
Molecules daddy don't Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 2,577	^I just blogged 'sing...' yesterday so will be happy to provide linx, infact it'll turn up in a blogsearch Other albums: Archive Cardiacs, this is what introduced me to them On the Land and in the Sea (from 1989 and the line-up seen in the videos above) If you can find the one TL mentioned, 'A Little Man And A House And The Whole World Window', that's good too The production is less intense on these than 'Sing to God', they're easier to bear... 'the Seaside' is the one I am especially keen to hear though, if soulseek fails it will be a purchase job =0 edit: 'Dog Like Sparky' is probably my fave off that album too, 'Bellyeye' as well is almost a conventional song - in fact they occasionally sound like Blur at their most manic, which is little surprise as the band has cited Cardiacs as an influence =P __________________ [SIZE="1"]Eff em tumble her