Before posting anything new, I thought I'd "renovate" to the best of my ability three entries that I knew stood some improvement in terms of audio quality. First up was the
Pedaljets 1986 demo tape I shared last August. The pitch sounded slightly off, so I took care of that. In addition, tracks four and five were a little warbled, but when I ran the cassette through my trusty deck again the playback was perfect. Two birds with one stone.
Then it was onto
Even Greenland, whose only single (and possibly only
release of any sort) made it's way onto the WO bandwagon in 2008. More recently I obtained a less static-laden copy of this 45, and naturally a redo was in order. A thorough unknown from Alabama who recorded with Tim Lee of the Windbreakers in 1985, Even Greenland's paisley-inflected indie guitar pop, was coupled with a vocalist who sounded much like the gent from the Moody Blues. An unlikely but winsome combination.
Finally, I re-ripped the
Facecrime ep,
Sex and Revolution, which I shared in February. Facecrime featured a pre-
TPOH Moe Berg, and the four songs on this record hold their own against anything on
Love Junk. Probably my favorite retro find of 2012 so far. Download links are below, and the original entries have been updated.
Pedaljets:
https://rapidshare.com/files/2910573023/pedaljets_tape.rarEven Greenland:
https://rapidshare.com/files/234641496/evengreenland7.rarFacecrime:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3379802668/facecrime.rar
Then it was onto Even Greenland, whose only single (and possibly only release of any sort) made it's way onto the WO bandwagon in 2008. More recently I obtained a less static-laden copy of this 45, and naturally a redo was in order. A thorough unknown from Alabama who recorded with Tim Lee of the Windbreakers in 1985, Even Greenland's paisley-inflected indie guitar pop, was coupled with a vocalist who sounded much like the gent from the Moody Blues. An unlikely but winsome combination.