It’s an early 80s double this week, folks.
You know the score by now. Drop us a line if you know what the connection is between these two.
Robert Pollard’s Guide To The Late 60s podcast- 030 The Complete Recordings (The Attack) / Seven Lonely Street (Andromeda)
- 029 Deja Vu (Crosby Stills Nash & Young) / After The Gold Rush (Neil Young)
- 028 Tales From The Sinking Ship (Wimple Winch) / Excerpts From... Groups & Sessions (Keith West)
- 027 We Are Ever So Clean (Blossom Toes) / The Savage Resurrection (The Savage Resurrection)
- 026 Blonde On Blonde (Bob Dylan)
- 025 Man Of Words Man Of Music (David Bowie) / T. Rex (T. Rex)
- 024 Rolled Gold (The Action) / Mighty Baby (Mighty Baby)
- 023 Two Yanks In England (The Everly Brothers) / Love Is All Around (The Troggs)
- 022 Pisces Aquarius Capricorn & Jones Ltd / The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees (The Monkees)
- 021 Bookends (Simon & Garfunkel) / Head (The Monkees)
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All I’ve got for this one is the fact that Les Pattinson (of Echo & The Bunnymen) is on Terry Hall’s solo album and Julian Cope was in the mythical early Liverpool scene band Crucial Three with Ian McCulloch (also of Echo & The Bunnymen). But that can’t be it, can it? Oh, and the second video made me feel sick.
That’s not it Kicker. Link is nothing to do with bandmember crossover.
2nd video captures the atmos quite well I thought.