The Godfathers: More Songs About Love & Hate (Expanded)
More Songs About Love & Hate (Expanded)
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- Label:
- Lemon, 1989
- UPC/EAN:
- 5013929778429
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 14.2.2011
Die Godfathers wurden von ehemaligen Mitgliedern der Formation Sid Presley Experience gegründet. Die
Brüder Peter Coyne (Gesang) und Chris Coyne (Bass), Kris Dollimore (Gitarre), Mike Gibson (Gitarre) und
George Mazur (Drums) und sie veröffentlichten insgesamt drei Alben auf Epic.
Ihr Epic-Debüt mit dem Titel "More Songs About Love & Hate" erschien im Mai 1989.
Die nun vorliegende Wiederveröffentlichung beinhaltet zusätzlich fünf Bonus Tracks.
I think possibly we’ve got higher standards than most groups. If you can t add two or three new songs to the set every month, then it s not worth carrying on. Peter Coyne, NME 1987 When people reminisce now on Brand 80s, they are presented with a glitzy, money-pumped Club Tropicana. Well, think again. The Godfathers, who were indeed signed to the same label, Epic, as Club Tropicana author George Michael himself, presented hard, crunching, socially-conscious pop with a fierce R&B/mod sensibility. Their three albums for Epic, Birth, School, Work, Death, More Songs About Love and Hate and Unreal World, all offered a powerful antidote to the puffed-up importance of the music scene.
By the time the Godfathers released More Songs About Love and Hate, they were making waves in America while still seeking chart action back in their home country. They had become the name to drop. Formed from the ashes of the Sid Presley Experience in 1985, the band brothers vocalist Peter and bassist Chris Coyne, guitarists Kris Dollimore and Mike Gibson and drummer George Mazur, had enjoyed considerable success with the compilation of their indie hits, Hit By Hit (on their Corporate Image label) and their first Epic album More Songs About Love & Hate was released on 9 May 1989. The cover of the album had a stunning drawing of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor on it that had to be withdrawn for the American market, amidst fears that the actress would sue. Peter Coyne explained: It wasn’t meant to denigrate Elizabeth Taylor or Richard Burton’s memory.
Ihr Epic-Debüt mit dem Titel "More Songs About Love & Hate" erschien im Mai 1989.
Die nun vorliegende Wiederveröffentlichung beinhaltet zusätzlich fünf Bonus Tracks.
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I think possibly we’ve got higher standards than most groups. If you can t add two or three new songs to the set every month, then it s not worth carrying on. Peter Coyne, NME 1987 When people reminisce now on Brand 80s, they are presented with a glitzy, money-pumped Club Tropicana. Well, think again. The Godfathers, who were indeed signed to the same label, Epic, as Club Tropicana author George Michael himself, presented hard, crunching, socially-conscious pop with a fierce R&B/mod sensibility. Their three albums for Epic, Birth, School, Work, Death, More Songs About Love and Hate and Unreal World, all offered a powerful antidote to the puffed-up importance of the music scene.
By the time the Godfathers released More Songs About Love and Hate, they were making waves in America while still seeking chart action back in their home country. They had become the name to drop. Formed from the ashes of the Sid Presley Experience in 1985, the band brothers vocalist Peter and bassist Chris Coyne, guitarists Kris Dollimore and Mike Gibson and drummer George Mazur, had enjoyed considerable success with the compilation of their indie hits, Hit By Hit (on their Corporate Image label) and their first Epic album More Songs About Love & Hate was released on 9 May 1989. The cover of the album had a stunning drawing of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor on it that had to be withdrawn for the American market, amidst fears that the actress would sue. Peter Coyne explained: It wasn’t meant to denigrate Elizabeth Taylor or Richard Burton’s memory.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 She gives me love
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2 Those days are over
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3 How low is low
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4 Pretty girl
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5 This is your life
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6 I'm lost and then I'm found
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7 I don't believe in you
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8 Life has passed us by
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9 Walking talking Johnny Cash blues
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10 Halfway paralysed
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11 Another you
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12 Just because you're not...
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13 Still alone
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14 Birth school work death (Ex Mix)
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15 She gives me love (High Octane Mix)
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16 She gives me love (Extended Mix)
