The Durutti Column -Sporadic Three -Kookydisc CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Birthday present"

02. "Dig a hole"

03. "Mama and papa"

04. "In the city"

05. "The best dream"

06. "The end of the journey"

07. "For Loretta"

08. "New order tribute"

09. "I B yours (Version)"

10. "Natural mystics"

11. "Drinking time (Version)"

12. "Trust the art not the artist"

13. "Fate"

14. "For Danny"

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Sporadic Three by Durutti Column, released 7 December 2018. This version of Sporadic Three comes as a 1xCD. -

2007 release. Durutti Column 's Sporadic Three, was the third in a series of special collections almost 30 years since the original Sporadic Recordings (1989). As highlighted over his long and illustrious career, Vini Reilly is a prolific songwriter. Ideas and tracks just fly from Vini, and most of these tracks, or initial versions of songs, never make it to a final release. The basic idea behind The Sporadic Recordings series is to release material that never makes it onto studio albums. This collection follows the same premise and contains new and exclusive tracks, outtakes, versions, and home demos.

On disc: © durutticolumn.com 2006 ? Zomba/BMG 2006 On back cover: Made in the E.U. Track 1: Originally written for a friend's mother: Cheryl. Recorded on a Gibson Pete Townsend custom SG. Produced at 'Inch'. Track 2: 3 AM Portastudio tune; I recorded songs whilst Rachel completed her dissertation at Les Thompson's house. Track 3: In Laurie Laptops cellar, one of scores of pieces Laurie and I have recorded over the years, with the help of heroic amounts of Ganja. The sample voices are amongst the earliest known field recordings ever made. Track 4: Laurie and I were asked by Anthony H Wilson to do a track in corpora ting remarks recorded during one of the debates from Anthony's forum. Track 5: Portastudio demo, not sure what the lyrics mean? Three different songs in one. Track 6: Old lyrics. An opportunity to record a simple riff on my Juan Montero Flamenco guitar. Track 7: Dedicated to my beloved sister. An ancient track discovered recently, recorded and produced by Laurie Laptop, very repetitive. This mutated into something else later on an album. Track 8: Written, recorded, programmed, mixed, mastered in ninety minutes at Martin Jackson's house for fun because I love New Order. Tried to imitate Bernard's deadpan vocal style. Track 9: First attempt to try this song out at Keir's Studio with Elli Rudge on vocals. Track 10: Portastudio demo never recorded properly. Vocals sound weird, 'cos I didn't have a proper microphone, but I did have pretentious lyrics. Track 11: Originally from 'Time Was Gigantic...' Laurie Laptop pulling all the FX he could find on the track. Track 12: Portastudio track title is a quote used by Bruce Mitchell on many occasions but always with a smile. Track 13: Little Portastudio tune recorded around the time of Tempus Fugit. Track 14: A Jewish friend of mine: Danny used this word to tell me he was very touched by our friendship. Where does this word come from? Bruce Mitchell on drums, on one of the first recordings we ever made together. MAVUCHA! With profound thanks to: Phil Cleaver, Al

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00030713

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