American Industrial Center down the hall 1980
cantopia 2 weeks ago
art bears a ressemblance to zoophilia
(love of life)
(walls are loosening, true...)
kolibet 3 months ago
GREAT BASS LINE!
Kirke182 5 months ago
Very cool
valleus 10 months ago
"no description available," or no description possible? God, how I love this song!
TheSWolfe 11 months ago 3
What a great record. I used to have a 45 of this that I got from the New Music Distribution Service.
ThisIsRuthie 1 year ago
A catchy tune in 9/4 if I'm not mistaken.
gepmrk 1 year ago 2
Fantastic. But I don't need to be remembered this is "opposition rock avantgarde". It just IS!!
sachsen100 1 year ago 2
I just got a vinyl copy of this single!
fasolplanetarium 1 year ago
Great song, I like it. Seems to resonate with my own tastes.
PorroFirst 1 year ago
nice!
Horuspokus 1 year ago
Deadly stuff, was quite something to hear at the end of the A-side of Winter Songs.
ThatLovelyEnglishBob 1 year ago
sounds like its a 33 playing at 45 rpms... lol, but i like it. when is this song from?
lurxtlifeson 2 years ago
1979
"Winter Songs"
MehefinHeulog 2 years ago
im a rat so wat
TartanArmyBoy4lyf 2 years ago
One of the ten tunes I would take to a desert island.
LowellPeterson1 2 years ago
Info is Fred Frith on violin, piano, guitar and bass, Chris Cutler on drums, Dagmar on voice.
Wonderful noise.
BeckoningChasm 2 years ago
Do you know what album It's from? I've got to top off my collection.
newexperiment 2 years ago
It's from their second and third albums, combined onto a single CD, "Winter Songs/The World as It Is Today."
Magnificent. As much so now as when it came out thirty (gasp!) years ago! Bless Mr. Frith and crew!
MikePeake 2 years ago
brutal.
theMEGAPOPE 2 years ago
THANKS!!! I've had this on a 45 for years and no record player. Remember when it first came out. GREAT FUN
mudfacedoor 2 years ago
Churchbells from a french cathedral?
Rhon243243243 2 years ago
more info please! great post.
07504201963 2 years ago
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American Industrial Center down the hall 1980
cantopia 2 weeks ago
art bears a ressemblance to zoophilia
(love of life)
(walls are loosening, true...)
kolibet 3 months ago
GREAT BASS LINE!
Kirke182 5 months ago
Very cool
valleus 10 months ago
"no description available," or no description possible? God, how I love this song!
TheSWolfe 11 months ago 3
What a great record. I used to have a 45 of this that I got from the New Music Distribution Service.
ThisIsRuthie 1 year ago
A catchy tune in 9/4 if I'm not mistaken.
gepmrk 1 year ago 2
Fantastic. But I don't need to be remembered this is "opposition rock avantgarde". It just IS!!
sachsen100 1 year ago 2
I just got a vinyl copy of this single!
fasolplanetarium 1 year ago
Great song, I like it. Seems to resonate with my own tastes.
PorroFirst 1 year ago
nice!
Horuspokus 1 year ago
Deadly stuff, was quite something to hear at the end of the A-side of Winter Songs.
ThatLovelyEnglishBob 1 year ago
sounds like its a 33 playing at 45 rpms... lol, but i like it. when is this song from?
lurxtlifeson 2 years ago
1979
"Winter Songs"
MehefinHeulog 2 years ago
im a rat so wat
TartanArmyBoy4lyf 2 years ago
One of the ten tunes I would take to a desert island.
LowellPeterson1 2 years ago
Info is Fred Frith on violin, piano, guitar and bass, Chris Cutler on drums, Dagmar on voice.
Wonderful noise.
BeckoningChasm 2 years ago
Do you know what album It's from? I've got to top off my collection.
newexperiment 2 years ago
It's from their second and third albums, combined onto a single CD, "Winter Songs/The World as It Is Today."
BeckoningChasm 2 years ago
Magnificent. As much so now as when it came out thirty (gasp!) years ago! Bless Mr. Frith and crew!
MikePeake 2 years ago
brutal.
theMEGAPOPE 2 years ago
THANKS!!! I've had this on a 45 for years and no record player. Remember when it first came out. GREAT FUN
mudfacedoor 2 years ago
Churchbells from a french cathedral?
Rhon243243243 2 years ago
more info please! great post.
07504201963 2 years ago