Comsat_Angels-Fiction-Remastered-2006-JUST

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

JUST

Size

103,21 MB

Files

18

Date

2006-05-05

NFO

Artist.......: Comsat Angels
Album........: Fiction
Label........: Renascent
Genre........: Alternative
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Feb-16-2006
str.date.....: Apr-00-2006
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://www.comsatangels.net/

track  title                                          time

 01.   after the rain                                03:59
 02.   zinger                                        03:30
 03.   now i know                                    03:59
 04.   not a word                                    03:44
 05.   ju ju money                                   03:28
 06.   more                                          03:34
 07.   pictures                                      04:27
 08.   birdman                                       05:01
 09.   don't look now                                04:47
 10.   what else!                                    04:32
 11.   (do the) empty house [single a-side]          03:31
 12.   red planet revisited [b-side]                 03:31
 13.   it's history [single a-side]                  03:41
 14.   private party [b-side]                        03:48
 15.   for your information [outtake]                04:38
 16.   after the rain (remix) [single a-side]        04:01
 17.   (do the) empty house                          03:28
       (live) [previously unreleased]
 18.   what else!  (live) [previously unreleased]    04:12

                                            Runtime  71:51 min
                                            Size     103,2 MB


Release Notes:

The intensity of Sleep No More eased up just a
little with Fiction. The album opens with another
classic Comsat's hit-that-never-was in After The
Rain. Now I Know is quite conventional in
arrangement - but all the more unique for it.
Birdman & Ju Ju Money are stirring songs -
performed with a deftness of touch.
Don't Look Now features the sort of guitar style
that U2's The Edge would dine out on for many years
to come. I promise not to mention that again. Why
this album did not establish The Comsat's as a band
of the size of some of their more well-known
contempories, I'll never know.


A Pop jewel in the shape of What Else!? lurks
towards the close of the set - sounding like a
cynical Beatles cross-bred with The Cure - but oh
what a beautiful baby! Steve's voice begs the
listener to "get together" as the "lights go out" -
but warning that "There is always something else".

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