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This collection includes the complete known output of Lord Melody on Balisier records, backed by Cyril Diaz, recorded 1957-1958. The songs Sparrow Ugly Too, Dog's Company, Capitol Site and Englishman's Party were all only recorded for this label, and it's the only recording of Man In Dey I have (the other being a rare Vitadisc version that eludes me). This label was bought out by Cook in the la...

Lord Melody - GEMS Classics This is a collection of most of the recordings Trinidadian calypso legend Lord Melody made for the GEMS label in Guyana between 1954 and 1957, when he was backed by Al Seales and his band. Some of the songs here, such as "Sugar Cane" and "Robbery" were only recorded for GEMS. The track "Little Boy Blue" is also a rarity as the only other known vocal version is a Vita...

Victory [Cut] 0:00 Leper 1:17 Kackhand 3:15 Mitchelstown 6:25 Notes: - This upload is missing the opening track "Let's Get Married" as it's never leaked, although I am informed it is in the archives and is being held over for a future release. - Victory was broadcast as an excerpt on an online Dave Fanning special about Microdisney, the full version's never leaked. - Leper is a master source, w...

Written by Gregg Alexander and Rick Nowels. The lyrics were changed on the final version to be less political. Taken from an in-house promo CD for Destination, probably from mid 2001 as it predates the inclusion of "Time For Love", "Joy And Pain" and "We've Got Tonight". Listed as "You Pickin' Me Up" on the CD, which is how it's copyrighted in the BMI database.

This homemade collection is the follow up to my Clock Comes Down The Stairs era collection "Time Stands Still for A While". Microdisney began writing Crooked Mile in late 1985 and it was released in January 1987. During this time they signed to Virgin, who wanted the band to produce hits. As such, the released album was produced by Lenny Kaye and notable in Microdisney's discography for being d...

Second collection of live covers covering the latter part of Microdisney's career. Arranged for flow rather than chronologically. 1. Down In The Bottom (Howlin' Wolf cover) 2. Fucking Hell (Unknown, but seems to be new lyrics to an old tune) 3. Holy Cow (Lee Dorsey cover) 4. Fighting Side Of Me (Merle Haggard cover) 5. Drifter's Escape (Bob Dylan cover) 6. Cocaine (JJ Cale cover) 7. Harvest For...

Compilation of covers the band performed at various dates in 1984 and 1985, arranged for flow. Some of these were regulars in their set and some were one-offs. They showcase the band's influences, versatility and at times their sense of humour. I will upload a separate video of their later covers in the near future. 1. Promised Land (Elvis Presley cover) 2. Who'll Stop The Rain [Cathal Vocals] ...

Early versions of songs from Crooked Mile that are less produced and occasionally have different lyrics. "Angels" has a more uptempo arrangement than the final album version, and they played this version live at least once. This tape is rumoured to have been provided to a fan after the Town And Country Club 30/04/86 show, which featured three of the tracks being performed live for the first tim...

B-Side to the cassette version of "Singer's Hampstead Home". A remixed version of a 1986 Peel Session track, which the band never rerecorded or played live. Ripped from my own copy of the tape.

This show is significant as it includes a version of "Angels", the only live performance of it I am aware of (it is performed in its more uptempo demo arrangement) . It also has the earliest performances I have of "Hey Hey Sam", "Mrs Simpson" and "Ring Around England" . It concludes with a unique rearrangement of "Teddy Dogs" in a different key to the studio recording. Enjoy. 1. Big Sleeping Ho...

One of the most unique Microdisney setlists out there.We have "This Liberal Love" and "Helicopter Of The Holy Ghost" reintroduced to the set after months of not playing them in the UK. Live versions of "Humane" are rare enough, and this is the only time I have seen it repeated as an encore (something the band would later do with "Birthday Girl" and "Town To Town"). This might be the first time ...

This show is one of the earliest I have and the most representative of the Everybody Is Fantastic period. Most of the songs from that period would be dropped in the next few months as the songs for Clock were gradually introduced to their set. Obviously an audience recording but still very listenable. 1. A Friend With A Big Mouth 2. Sun 3. Pink Skinned Man 4. This Liberal Love 5. Loftholdingswo...

This legendary show features the only known live performance of "Little Town In Ireland", a performance of unreleased track "Ring Around England", the earliest known performance of "Armadillo Man", and one of few performances of the "Harmony Time-Money For The Trams" medley. 1. Big Sleeping House 2. Horse Overboard 3. Mrs Simpson 4. A Friend With A Big Mouth 5. Birthday Girl 6. Town To Town 7. ...

Microdisney - Live At The Boston Arms, 10th November 1986

Microdisney - Time Stands Still For A While (The Early "Clock Comes Down The Stairs")

Fatima Mansions Live at the ULU, 17th February 89

The Human League - Toyota City [Long Version]

Funeral For A Friend - Owls Are Watching [Demo]

Funeral For A Friend - Out Of Reach [Demo]

Moses Mchunu - Babulala Umuzi Ka Baba (Full Album)

Shitting Glitter - Traffic Light

Shitting Glitter - Hero

The Human League - Marianne [Australian Travelogue Version]

Ronan Keating - I Got My Heart On You [Early Mix]

Microdisney - Live At London ICA, 1st January 1986

Fatima Mansions - Loftholdingswood [Live]

Microdisney - Fanning Session (Mid 1983)

Fatima Mansions - It Will Be Cold [Live 1989]