After a while they found they didn’t know what else to do with their lives and the band has conducted a steady second phase career releasing albums of melodic rock. It’s a little earthbound, like Icarus showing you his drawings of birds. They’ve not disgraced themselves as many others have but, feeling burnt, neither have they reached out to touch the skies and become a conduit for the mysteries of the eternal in the way they once did. The John Peel Sessions 1979-1983 illuminates that initial golden run in new ways. Some of it has been available before of course, but gathered together it reveals a secret history. A fascinating pile of sketchbooks and rough drafts for the greatest band to ever come out of Liverpool.
ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN – The John Peel Sessions 1979-1983 – 2LP – 0190295494957
44,00 €
Disc 1
A1 / Read It In Books / 2:29
A2 / Stars Are Stars / 3:05
A3 / I Bagsy Yours / 2:52
A4 / Villiers Terrace / 4:13
A5 / The Pictures On My Wall / 3:06
A6 / All That Jazz / 2:54
B1 / Over The Wall / 4:49
B2 / All My Colours / 4:27
B3 / That Golden Smile / 4:25
B4 / Heaven Up Here / 4:45
B5 / Turquoise Days / 3:57
Disc 2
C1 / Taking Advantage / 4:15
C2 / An Equation / 3:49
C3 / No Hands / 3:10
C4 / Silver / 3:48
C5 / Seven Seas / 4:00
D1 / The Killing Moon / 3:36
D2 / Nocturnal Me / 4:14
D3 / Watch Out Below / 2:47
D4 / Ocean Rain / 3:49
D5 / My Kingdom / 3:59
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