Midway_Still-Dial_Square-CD-FLAC-1992-401

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     Artist......: Midway Still
     Album.......: Dial Square

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Roughneck
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 13
     Bitrate.....: 929 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:48:21  (336.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-02-15
     Store date..: 1992-00-00
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........:



     01 Found                                                            3:20
     02 Better Than Before                                               3:12
     03 Me In You                                                        3:22
     04 Gun                                                              4:15
     05 Making Time                                                      2:17
     06 Killing Time                                                     4:01
     07 Come Down                                                        2:20
     08 Make A Start                                                     3:52
     09 What You Said                                                    2:46
     10 Wish                                                             3:19
     11 Brand New                                                        4:28
     12 Sweat                                                            2:59
     13 Heaven                                                           8:10



     Midway Still are a punk-pop band formed in 1990 in South London, England,
     by singer/guitarist Paul Thomson, bassist Jan Konopka and drummer Declan
     Kelly. After only 8 gigs the band were given a live review in Melody Maker,
     and soon after that were the subject of much label interest. Signing to
     Fire Records' subsidiary Roughneck (run by now Domino main-man, Laurence
     Bell) the Midways set off touring endlessly around the UK and Europe, with
     the likes of Therapy, Mega City Four, Snuff, Leatherface and Jacobs Mouse.
     Following their NME single-of-the-week debut "I Won't Try", the band
     recorded a John Peel session in 1991 and released the "Wish" EP (including
     a cover of My Bloody Valentine's "You Made Me Realise" - a firm live
     favourite!) prior to the release of their debut album, Dial Square (1992).
     The album was made by Sonic Youth producer Don Fleming, and that year saw
     the band play both Reading and Glastonbury Festivals, among others.

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