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Kilimanjaro (Import) (CD)

By: The Teardrop Explodes (Artist)


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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Kilimanjaro (Import) (CD) Album By The Teardrop Explodes (Artist)
1   Ha Ha I'm Drowning  
2   Sleeping Gas  
3   Treason  
4   Second Head  
5   Poppies In The Field  
6   Went Crazy  
7   Brave Boys Keep Their Promises  
8   Bouncing Babies  
9   Books  
10   Theif Of Baghdad, The  
11   When I Dream  
12   Reward  
13   Kilimanjaro  
14   Strange House In The Snow  
15   Use Me  
16   Traison (Treason In French)  
17   Sleeping Gas - (live)  
 


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Review

Q (1/01, p.134) - 5 out of 5 stars - "...Fat with great songs such as 'Treason' and 'Bouncing Babies', their debut sounds as fantastic, colorful and unhinged now as it did [back] in the day..."
Mojo (Publisher) (12/00, p.124) - "...The songs remain incredibly wide-eyed....smothered in obscure pop culture references...and lovelorn psycho-babble..."
NME (Magazine) (9/25/93, p.19) - Ranked #17 among The 50 Greatest Albums Of The '80s.

Title Note

The Teardrop Explodes: Julian Cope (vocals, bass); Alan Gill (guitar); David Balfe (piano, organ, synthesizer); Gary Dwyer (drums).

Additional personnel: Michael Finkler (guitar); Ray Martinez, Hurricane Smith (trumpet).

Producers: Clive Langer, A. Winstanley, Mike Howlett, The Chameleons.

This 17-track digitally remasterred release by Liverpool new wave band The Teardrop Explodes includes "Ha Ha I'm Drowning," "Sleeping Gas," "Treason," and "Kilimanjaro."

Emerging from a late-1970s/early-'80s scene (Echo & the Bunnymen, Wah!, et al) based around the Liverpool club Eric's, Teardrop Explodes channeled '60s influences (The Doors, Scott Walker, Syd Barrett) into pop-tinged New Wave. Their 1980 debut, KILIMANJARO, is full of dreamy, effervescent tunes that sparkle with the kind of wide-eyed wonder found in '60s psychedelia. Still, their propulsive edge could exist only in a post-punk-fueled universe. Singer/future-solo-star Julian Cope's reedy voice relates tales tinged with an air of mystery and melancholy atop whirring organ lines and modernized Mersey beats. Trainspotters note: the Cope/Ian McCulloch-penned "Books" was also recorded contemporaneously by Echo & the Bunnymen, as "Read It In Books."



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