1.16 The Great Leap Forward -My Grandfather's Cluck
1.17 The Inspiral Carpets -Now You're Gone (Demo)
1.18 The Bachelor Pad -Albert Hofmann
1.19 The Nivens - Room Without a View
1.20 The Flatmates -I Could Be in Heaven
1.21 Blow-Up - Good for Me
1.22 The Motorcycle Boy - Big Rock Candy Mountain
1.23 The Raw Herbs - Old Joe
1.24 Rote Kapelle -These Animals Are Dangeroos
1.25 Bob - What a Performance
1.26 The Submarines - Grey Skies Blue
1.27 Hangman's Beautiful Daughters - Don't Ask My Name
1.28 The Waltones - Downhill
1.29 I, Ludicrous -My Baby's Got Jet Lag
2.1 One Thousand Violins -Please Don't Sandblast My House
2.2 The Wedding Present -My Favourite Dress
2.3 Laugh - Paul McCartney
2.4 The Soup Dragons - Hang Ten!
2.5 The Primitives - We Found a Way to the Sun
2.6 The Wolfhounds - the Anti-Midas Touch
2.7 Biff Bang Pow! -In a Mourning Town
2.8 The Bodines - Clear
2.9 Talulah Gosh - Talulah Gosh
2.10 Mighty Mighty - Built Like a Car
2.11 Pop Will Eat Itself -Sweet Sweet Pie
2.12 McCarthy - Frans Hals
2.13 The Chesterfields -Ask Johnny Dee
2.14 Miaow - When It All Comes Down
2.15 Razorcuts -I Heard You the First Time
2.16 David Westlake - the Word Around Town
2.17 Gol Gappas - Saint Lucy
2.18 The Railway Children - Brighter
2.19 BMX Bandits -The Day Before Tomorrow
2.20 A House - Kick Me Again Jesus
2.21 The Groove Farm - Couldn't Get to Sleep
2.22 Brilliant Corners -Please Please Please
2.23 Baby Lemonade - Secret Goldfish
2.24 The Corn Dollies - Forever Steven
2.25 Rosemary's Children -Southern Fields
3.1 Dog Faced Hermans -Catbrain Walk
3.2 Stump - Tupperware Stripper
3.3 Gaye Bykers on Acid -Everything's Groovy
3.4 Bog-Shed -Tried and Tested Public Speaker
3.5 A Witness - Red Snake
3.6 MacKenzies - New Breed
3.7 The Shrubs - Edith
3.8 Stitched-Back Foot Airman -Tears in the Gutter
3.9 14 Iced Bears - Like a Dolphin
3.10 Jesse Garon ; the Desperadoes - I'm Up Here
3.11 The Desert Wolves -Love Scattered Lives
3.12 The Siddeleys -What Went Wrong This Time?
3.13 The Weather Prophets -In My Room
3.14 The Wishing Stones - Beat Girl
3.15 The Caretaker Race -Man Overboard (Demo)
3.16 The Dentists -Just Like Oliver Reed
3.17 Jamie Wednesday -We Three Kings of Orient Aren't
3.18 Phil Wilson - 10 Miles
3.19 East Village - Her Father's Son
3.20 Yeah Jazz - Sharon
3.21 The Rosehips - So Naïve
3.22 The Hepburns - Made Up
3.23 Emily - the Old Stone Bridge
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3cd Boxset
Description:
2017 three CD set. Back in May/June 1986, the New Musical Express released their mail-order cassette, C86. Aside from a few 'name' indie bands (The Pastels, Primal Scream, the Wedding Present), most acts were relatively unknown beyond the back pages and gig listings of the weekly music press. Nevertheless, C86 slowly sold an estimated 40,000 copies, and would come to embody a whole musical style and era. In 2014, Cherry Red reissued C86 as a deluxe expanded edition, adding 50 bonus tracks to the original 22. The box set was curated by original compiler Neil Taylor and had the endorsement of the NME. And once again, the package was extremely well-received and sold handsomely. To expand on the huge success of C86, here is the natural sequel: C87! Imagine if the NME had reconvened a year on from their original compilation? Well, that's the inspiration for another 70+ tracks, ranging from well-known Indie names to obscurities making their debut on CD. None of the selections on C87 have been available on any of Cherry Red's recent compilations (e. g. Scared To Get Happy). All tracks were recorded and/or released in the year or so following C86 (i. e. summer 1986 to the end of 1987). The original C86 cassette also boasted a clutch of recordings of a more angular, abrasive nature from the Ron Johnson stable. These more 'difficult' bands are congregated early on Disc 3. Tracks new to CD include those by The Bachelor Pad, The Heart Throbs, Rote Kapelle, The Raw Herbs, the Great Leap Forward, The Submarines and Hangman's Beautiful Daughters.
The "C87 (Deluxe 3CD Boxset Edition)" is a comprehensive and lovingly curated collection that celebrates the vibrant indie pop scene of the late 1980s. Released by Cherry Red, this deluxe box set features three CDs packed with tracks from a diverse range of artists who defined and shaped the C86-inspired soundscape?jangly guitars, melodic hooks, and an unmistakable DIY spirit. The selection spans well-known acts as well as hidden gems, offering both nostalgia for longtime fans and discovery for new listeners. With extensive liner notes and rare photos included in the package, "C87" stands as an essential document of British independent music history.
Cherry Red Records is renowned for its dedication to preserving alternative music heritage through high-quality reissues and compilations. Since its founding in 1978, Cherry Red has become synonymous with eclecticism and depth in catalog curation?championing genres from punk to post-punk, indie pop to electronic?and remains a trusted name among collectors worldwide.