VA-Succour-The_Terrascope_Benefit_Album-2CD-.Ptolemaic_Terrascope.-1996-AMOK

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VA  - Succour-The Terrascope Benefit Album (c) 1996 Ptolemaic Terrasc


Artist....: VA
Album.....: Succour-The Terrascope Benefit Album
Type......: Sampler
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: cd1: 17 cd2: 18
Genre.....: Avantgarde
Label.....: Ptolemaic Terrascope
Catalogue#: POT CD 01
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: http://www.discogs.com/release/392079


Tracklist:
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   Cd1

01 The Linus Pauling Quartet - Dartania                          07:06
02 The Green Pajamas - Deadly Nightshade                         04:43
03 Palace - Black,rich Tune                                      03:17
04 Porcupine Tree - Ptolemine Treescope                          06:06
05 The Powder Monkeys - The Supernova That Never Quits           05:05
06 The Wellwater Conspiracy - The Far Side Of Your Moon          03:14
07 Peter Buck & Scott Mccaughey - Hate Me More                   04:52
08 Current 93 - Nihil                                            04:38
09 Charalambides - Drop                                          06:00
10 The Bevis Frond - Dry Rain                                    05:23
11 Kable - Omar                                                  02:41
12 Spirit - Cages                                                04:49
13 Flying Saucer Attack - Bare Trees                             03:26
14 Clockbrains - Everything You Want                             03:47
15 The Marilyn Decade - Cock Marsh On Bicycles                   02:26
16 Motorpsycho - The Nerve Tattoo                                04:31
17 Captain Sensible - So Far Out                                 06:27

   Cd2

01 Nurse With Wound - Angle                                      05:20
02 Sundial - Red Sky                                             04:44
03 The Olivia Tremor Control - The Ships                         04:31
04 The Flyte Reaction - New Sunrise                              04:25
05 Dunlavy - Wesleyan                                            03:36
06 Robyn Hitchcock - She Was Sinister But She Was Happy          03:24
07 Bardo Pond - Affa                                             05:34
08 Mooseheart Faith - You Are Just A Flying Egg                  03:57
09 The Heads - Spliff Riff                                       04:45
10 Cul De Sac - Into The Cone Of Cold                            03:55
11 The Lucky Bishops - Ashtralia                                 04:46
12 Endino's Earthworm - Fried, Baked Or Scrambled                02:43
13 Ethereal Counterbalance - Let It Fly                          05:16
14 Medicine Ball  - Building And Building                        05:10
15 Strapping Fieldhands  - Tale From Telegewae                   03:00
16 Ghost - Beyond Coimbula                                       02:00
17 Coil - Lost Rivers Of London                                  07:42
18 Magic Hour  - Sunrise Variations                              03:21

                                                 Total:200,3 MB/ 156:4




Release Notes:
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Compilation of indie/avantgarde/experimental/industrial/gothic

From allmusic:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:jbfqxqljldje

Flydaddy Records released Succour: The Terrascope Benefit Album in 1996
to assist the British music magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope. The
double-disc set includes 35 songs from some of indie rock's most
influential and experimental artists, including Palace, Bevis Frond,
Magic Hour, Strapping Fieldhands, Cul de Sac, Bardo Pond, Robyn
Hitchcock, and Flying Saucer Attack, among others. The artists rushed
to support the magazine, which for years had been reporting on the kind
of underground music that mainstream press rarely touched. The
collection begins with the ambient and frantic "Dartania" by the Linus
Pauling Quartet. That is followed by the piano pop of the Green Pajamas
and their track, "Deadly Nightshade." The diversity of styles
throughout makes this compilation full of surprises. R.E.M.'s Peter
Buck collaborates with Scott McCaughey and others on "Hate Me More," a
subdued and soulful epic. The Olivia Tremor Control offer the kind of
playful and cerebral track, "The Ships," that has made the band so
notable. Ghost checks in with an ambitious, organ-based track. All of
the songs on Succour: The Terrascope Benefit Album were previously
unreleased, making the collection all the more collectible.

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