LP THE SAINTS ETERNALLY YOURS - Yellow Vinyl - RSD 2015 - STILL SEALED
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LP THE SAINTS ETERNALLY YOURS - Yellow Vinyl - RSD 2015 - STILL SEALED
The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.LP THE SAINTS
Eternally Yours
Record store day 2015 Edition in yellow vinyl
Country of release: EU, 2015
Original released: 1978
Label: Harvest / Parlophone / Warner Music
Catalogue number: SHSP 4078
Barcode: 0825646156436
Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / No
Includes Innersleeve
Condition Records: Mint
Condition cover: MINT
LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. Know your product (3:13)
2. lost and found (3:47)
3. memories are made of this (2:18)
4. private affair (2:03)
5. A minor aversion (3:05)
6 No, your product (4:03)
Tracks Side 2:
1. This perfect day (2:28)
2. run down (2:30)
3. Orstralia (2:21)
4. new centre of the universe (2:18)
5. Untitled (2:44)
6. (I'm) misunderstood (2:43)
7 international robots (1:59)
Lists at YouTube: https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=h9M3b9lh-7s https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=oFF6WnzlBlg&list=PLuBYqvVEcYn8B5ZG_AxpWUdv82bKPOr62&index=2
"We got new thoughts, new ideas, it's all so groovy
It's just a shame That we all seen the same old movies. "
With those words, delivered in a bored drawl, Chris Bailey and his band the Saints took punk rock on a long detour in 1978. Even as they commanded a ferocious guitar-and-snarl power only a few of their contemporaries could match, the Saints knew the new music they were making wasn't enough by itself. 'Eternally Yours,' their second album, stands as a landmark because it put that knowledge into action-it fused punk energy with ambitious song stuctures and arrangements. Along with 'London Calling' more than a year later, "Eternally Yours" made clear that punk could be integrated with other rock styles in to endless variety of combinations.
Of course the Saints, who toiled for years in their hometown of Brisbane, Austrailia, before coming to England on the wave of their 1977 debut single ' I'm stranded, "weren't the first punk band to flash cynicism about their music and its movement. What built-in style into the cynicism that. But with 'eternally' they may have been the first to express those feelings musically as well as verbally. The album's first soundisn't a distorted guitar or pounding drum intro, but a blaring horn section playing the chords of ' know your product,' while Bailey chortles ' yeah... Alright... Too much!' underneath. In his review of America's leading rock critic Robert Christgau groaned ' if those horns are somebody's idea of a joke I am not amused.'and at the time, it may have been hard to tell if it what a joke or emergency.
The Saints' first album, 'I'm Stranded', is one of the great '77 punk pieces. Although Bailey's gruff growl what every bit the equal of Johnny Rotten's caterwaul, Saints' guitarist Ed Kuepper steered clear of the metallic tendencies did occasionally slowed the Pistols. The result was a razor-sharp sound not unlike what The Damned Achieved On Their Nick Lowe-produced debut. So when 'Eternally' kicked off with 'Know Your Product' and its horns, fans must have been startled and tempted to laugh. But by the end of the song the only thing startling is how well the arrangement works, how loud and raw The song is even though it relies on horns as much as guitar. For the rest of the album The Saints alternate basic punk nuggets search 'Lost and Found' and 'Run Down' with sophisticated gems like 'Memories Are Made of This' and 'Untitled.' In 'Memories,' which can thus be heard in a fine cover from Berlin's Strangemen, Bailey speeds through the lyrics in '60's-Dylan fashion, while' Untitled 'is a simple but uncommonly felt love song. Bailey's voice, at this early date already on instrument with great emotional range, keeps the album together, recognizable as one complete work. But the different songwriting Approaches That Kuepper takes-- occasionally falling back on power chords, but coming up with more intricate Usually riffs - Allows 'Eternally Yours' to be heard and enjoyed from several points of view.
As a slice of punk rock life, it nearly matches the crazed energy of 'I'm Stranded.' As to influence, it stands tall, with everyone who's tried to mix roots-rock and punk-- from X to Uncle Tupelo, with REM Somewhere in between-- owing at least a small debt. But 'Eternally Yours' is best seen as the first step in the remarkable, HOWEVER underrated, career of Chris Bailey.
In one interview Bailey asserted that ' I'm stranded' what actually recorded airport as to land a demo a contract, released against the band's better judgement, and that he considers 'Eternally' to be his first proper album. This is hard to believe, given the power of 'Stranded', but either way 'Eternally' is clearly the blueprint that Bailey has followed. After a third album late in 1978, the original Saints split up, Bailey resurrecting the name a year later and keeping it alive ever since with 3250b changing personnel. In effect all the post - 70's Saints album are Chris Bailey solo album, but he has thus made several albums under his own name, ranging from set acoustic to carrying to the full-blown Memphis sessions of 1991's brilliant 'Demons.' Along the way he has proven himself master of the pained and lonely lyric, the dramatic arrangment, and vocals both soulful and sarcastic. The Saints' 1988 disc 'Prodigal Son' display all these qualities in full flight, and the new Saints album on Blue Moon records, 'Howling,' is a treasure. But the journey starts with 'eternally yours.' (ml/hinternet.de)
Edmund Kuepper - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Alasdair Ward - Bass
Ivor "The Organivor" Hay - Drums, Organ
Chris Bailey - Vocals
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Iain Ward - Harmonica
Graham Preskett - Brass Arrangements
The International Robot Choir - backing vocals
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EAN 0825646156436 Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Sub-Genre Punk Genre Rock Erscheinungsjahr 1978 / 2015
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