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Notable for Spacemen 3's version of 'These Blues,' later performed by Spiritualized. I think.ДJ Tones EP: Random rare tracks that hold together well. Proper ending is 'Billy Whizz.' All CD versions have the same bonus tracks.

Spacemen 3 allmusic full#

When I had full on Spacemen fever this was IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND. 'Spaceman Jam' credits Jason but he's not really on it. Originally just the one track it now always comes with instrumental bonuses that fit nicely. The 2cd version has loads of great stuff.Дreamweapon: Technically a live album, sort of the fourth album but not really. Should end with 'Lord Can You Hear Me?' but most versions add bonus tracks afterward. 'Walking With Jesus' single version is a remix of the TDTMMTTDT track. The Singles AKA Translucent Flashbacks: Collects the first three singles including all the SOC & PP bonus tracks, with 'Rollercoaster' at its proper length (17:24!!!). Demo version of 'Come Down Easy' is terrific. A couple of unique songs which aren't terribly exciting, but the alternate versions are sometimes lusher and better than the PP versions. Best way to hear it is probably the original Glass vinyl.ДЇorged Prescriptions: Two cds of alternate takes and demos from PP. Taang! version has a gap between 'Ecstasy Symphony' and 'Transparent Radiation' where the songs should flow together seamlessly. These are nice, if a little slight and they dull the impact of the original ending. Early versions ended with 'Call The Doctor.' Since then all versions append 'Soul 1' and 'That's Just Fine' which are b-sides of the Take Me To The Other Side single. The bonus track 'Rollercoaster' has about 20 seconds trimmed off. The Taang! covers are ugly and the sound quality is shit. Taang! Records put out their early albums on CD in the US. All UK versions end with 'OD Catastrophe.' All US versions append the Walking With Jesus single and a demo version of 2:35 that is also found on TDTMMTTDT. Only unique song is 'It's Alright' which was later recorded by Spectrum. Released unofficially and later officially with bonus tracks on Space Age Recordings. Sometimes I like this as much as Sound of Confusion. Taking Drugs to Make Music To Take Drugs To: Demos which secured a record deal with Glass. Their sound hadn't formed yet, it's historically interesting but they are baby spacemen toddling about. Copied to tape and distributed around town by the band who are not terribly proud of it now. Perhaps you should post your portfolio of reviews to clarify the pointДЇor All the Fucked Up Children of this World.: Early (first?) recording session. I think it was just for the purposes of being amused, not as a profoundД®xplanation of the interpretive necessity when listening to Spacemen. What red herring are you referring too old chap? The story I supplied. 'I think this point is still lost on you though since you persist with Subject of interest, whther you like it or not, you or anyone would beДЇoolish and ignorant to ignore or disregard such an aspect. One iota who does what but when something becomes an aspect to a

'prove' anything nor do I have any interest in doing so. Who is preoccupied with rock stars and drugs? I think perhaps it mightД«e your good self, since you seem to be in such denial about the roleДrugs play in creative processes, particularly music. There's absolutely no way of ever proving it's been involved.' 'becoming so preoccupied with it's effects on music when in reality You know it to be crap too kid) and me typing out a response to it. No-one's wasting their time here except you typing out that crap (and Or in particular picking one activity (drug taking)' 'wasting your time giving a shit what rockstars do in their spare time That's not very cool and it really yanks my chain.