
according to skinned teen's layla "chris wrote the lyrics crouched down in the tube station we were waiting for bratmobile to come. the studio was toe rag [later made famous via jack white's patronage], which is the same place a lot of billy childish/holly go lightly stuff was recorded, really rad old equipment and atmosphere too. it was a drunken party style recording, songs all written on the spur of the moment."
sounds like they had fun.
7" released by soul static sound in 1993.
get it.
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Never heard this one. Wasn't Soul Static based out of the RT shop too? I had the first Comet Gain single on SSS - that's before I decided to give away all my CG singles in the pursuit of a girl. Idiot.
yup - i think it was the covent garden shop, though not sure why i think that. but hey.
Yes I was thinking that too - Covent Garden. And there was another I think, Lissy's - run by a guy who worked there (Jamie?) that put out some singles by Stereolab, Delgados, New Bad Things etc.
oh yeah i have a few lissy's records. hm, could do a good feature on labels run out of record shops: sss. lissy's, warp (originally right?), norman whiskey... erm erm
Warp was a shop yeah.
Didnt Replay in Bristol have a label? I swear they put out something by Flying Saucer Attack or Movietone or something.
Crash in Leeds had a dance label based in it called Bassic (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmua7gYjnNc)
Monorail in Glasgow MUST'VE put something out - and it's owned by Stephen Pastel right?
scraping the barrel, like.
monorail - yeah must have. geographic perhaps? not sure about replay, though i think you're thinking of planet records. i'll bet you one of the guys who ran that worked at revolver in bristol at some point (as did dave fsa). must be a ton of band members in rec shops of course. i remember a guy from the heads working in replay bath, ian drummer for beatnik filmstars working in our price in bath, etc.
Planet - that was it.
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