Pale Fountains: From Across The Kitchen Table - 180gm Vinyl
Pale Fountains: From Across The Kitchen Table - 180gm Vinyl
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Pale Fountains
Label: Proper Records Uk
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 805520240284
Genre: Rock
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. The Pale Fountains were formed in Liverpool in 1980 by Mick Head with Chris McCaffery on bass, Thomas Whelan on drums, trumpeter Andy Diagram and guitarist Ken Moss. Signing with Virgin in late 1982, this was the first time the music world became aware of the work of singer- songwriter Michael Head. 1985's... From Across The Kitchen Table was produced by Ian Broudie, soon to form and redefine sugar-pop with The Lightning Seeds. The album is more unified than it's predecessor as it was recorded over a shorter period of time. Lead single 'Jean's Not Happening' is one of the great lost indie gems of the '80s, complete with a powerful string arrangement. The closing song, 'September Sting', is a joyous slice of scouse- a-billy that points the way clearly to later groups such as The Las. Near four decades later, Michael Head is adored by his hardcore following and the wider world freshly discovers him as each of his new releases achieves widescale acclaim, whether it be his subsequent band, Shack, or his current outfit, the Red Elastic Band. But The Pale Fountains was where it all began.
Tracks:
1.1 Shelter
1.2 Stole the Love
1.3 Jean's Not Happening
1.4 Bicycle Thieves
1.5 Limit
1.6 27 Ways to Get Back Home
1.7 Bruised Arcade
1.8 These Are the Things
1.9 It's Only Hard
1.10 ... from Across the Kitchen Table
1.11 Hey
1.12 September Sting
