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0:00 - Spell with a Shell
3:16 - There's Good Cud
5:33 - Wind and Rains Is Cold
8:54 - Cry Wet Smile Dry
12:22 - Jitterbug (Junior Is A)
19:53 - Sleep All Eyes Open
22:52 - Come Back Clammy Lammy
26:59 - Clean That Evil Mud out Your Soul
29:24 - Ain't He Messy Though
31:27 - Signs
35:53 - Song of a Dead Pest
38:30 - Will Bleed Amen - เพลง
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0:00 - Spell with a Shell
3:16 - There's Good Cud
5:33 - Wind and Rains Is Cold
8:54 - Cry Wet Smile Dry
12:22 - Jitterbug (Junior Is A)
19:53 - Sleep All Eyes Open
22:52 - Come Back Clammy Lammy
26:59 - Clean That Evil Mud out Your Soul
29:24 - Ain't He Messy Though
31:27 - Signs
35:53 - Song of a Dead Pest
38:30 - Will Bleed Amen
TH-cam seems to have deleted my old comment with the tracklisting. Oh well. Let's hope it doesn't happen again.
Good album enjoying it
Thank you for your diligence and service.
43:53 Secret Like Swans. Thanks for posting, fantastic album for sure.
@@Schizm65shhhh don't tell anyone it is a SECRET
Rock perfection. Enigmatic, emotional, powerful and commanding. The music is exciting and disturbing and utterly compelling. The musicians are astounding. I'm a drummer. A reasonable one! But I aspire to the level of Cardiacs' drummer. His timing is mathematical and sometimes unexpected,and so important for the rest of the band. He's so NOT just the man at the back who keeps time! He's playing a foreign language fluently! All the musicians are the same. Experts in their fields. It's as if a sine,cosine and tangents book exploded in Tim's mind and he made sense of it and arranged it into what we hear here and on any other Cardiacs' album. Superlatives can't do them justice. One of the world's best ever composers died when Tim went to sleep.
Yes, Tim is one of those maverick composers who has left us fans with plenty of inspiration and something other musical artists have yet to experience.
I love the southern gothic vibe of this album. Not just the on the nose excerpts of them books/movies in the lyrics but the tiredness and despair in the vocals reminiscent of the times; but then there’s also that supernatural element present in the higher melodies, as though secretly contributing to and generating all of the misfortune
And also the album cover looks like a meme and it’s great lol
Best band in the whole UNIVERSE!
Cardiacs. The hidden magic level For the seasoned wizard
They're definitely well-hidden. For years I've actively searched for weird/inspired music and only just found them a week ago
Hmmm. Seasoned.
I’ve been looking for the exact same thing, especially after becoming a cardiacs addict. What else have you found?
@@chopinfanne8021 oingo boingo... thats it
@@jobzagudn That's it, huh. Good to know, thanks!
I can't believe how cool this first tune is. Whole album is sick!!
How the bass follows that progression in Jitterbug is inspiring. Whole album's a total feat of bravery.
It blows one's mind!
@@thehotyounggrandpas8207 incredible aren't they. Writing such music is one thing, but getting a group of people to execute/perform the music so perfectly, is something else
Jitterbug is a feat like very few other (Dirty Boy does come to mind), a howling windy abyss of twisted colors and vibrations that remove the soul from its whereabouts for a little while and transplant it into otherworldly places of majesty and oblivion.
Not fair I want to be as free as this in music. Shouldn't complain tho, I do have freedom bands locally. I played bass for this band for fifteen years, who's attitude was similar to Cardiacs, kind of 'anti slick' 'great musicians but not flash', sort of thing, who weren't afraid to make a lot of noise if they wanted to. Currently trying to get together with a drummer regularly (drums/guitar) and just try n do something different. But it's got to have a pretty hardcore attitude, even if it's something played gently. Im Lucky that the drummer's on the same page musically. We both play in a 'function' band which (sometimes) pays, but have to occasionally get together and be 'free' musically. It's f***ng essential!
@@JohnShadeLIVES haha love that.
One of the best albums ever made!
I'm listening to this album for the first time and I know it will be with me for the rest of my life. Glorious.
Been a fan for nearly 40 years but its the first time Ive heard Guns.
Time to buy the CD.
@@markclayton7612 Cheers mate, yeah Ive bought most Cardiacs stuff from their website.
Best album by Cardiacs. The harmonies. Just when the group were getting red hot Tim's brain explodes. Damn.
They've ALWAYS been red hot imo. Thank the fucking stars for their legendary discography. I really hope Tim can figure out a way to compose nearly immobile like Jason Becker has tbh so the world can finally hear LSD in some form if he never recovers....
werent there a few more albums before that?
It was his heart that exploded.
Such a masterful, intense, poetic, deep, dramatic, majestic, insane, perfect piece of Work. Among the best music ever written.
Signs brings more tears to my eyes each time I hear it. I don't know if I could imagine a more powerful tune.
Try Dirty Boy, from Sing to God. Absolutely incredible music.
@@johnsanderson1809Of course, but Signs has a more personal nature to it that isn't quite touched anywhere else. Those moments of quiet, you know?
@@operenyi true. Feels more poignant somehow as a whole record, but if I could only take one song with me to heaven it would be Dirty Boy..
@@johnsanderson1809 I absolutely agree with both of you on both Dirty Boy and Signs...2 of my favorites by this band. And I have a LOT of favorites.
@@johnsanderson1809 Dirty Boy is the prequel to Signs lol
I can't even begin to express how much I love this album.
Tim Galashan Me neither; it's definitely one of my all-time favorite albums. It's unfortunate that a lot of fans think this is one of the weakest Cardiacs albums.
@@xlimage7666 A weak Cardiacs album is an impossible concept!
An insanely underrated album. I've had this in my CD player for almost 2 years and continue to find more and more secrets
So great. I don't get how some people consider this a lesser offering by Tim and company. Love Jo Spratley's vocals here.
Compared to STG, they were exploring in this new phase and the shade of STG was just too big an impact for everyone. The music itself isn’t any lesser. Just the unifying thread of it might feel a bit more wobbly.
@@QuincepsI was disappointed at the time and still think it's a lesser offering. Not least because of the long waits between albums which meant expecting something special each time. But then I am one of those who thinks the albums after the classic lineup are inferior. Mare's Nest is in my mind their peak.
My fave Cardiacs offering
I've always thought Guns was my favourite, even if it may not technically be the "best", if that makes any sense. Rare to find someone who agrees
Underrated as it gets. Imagine if Queen put this out in 1977.
As far as I'm concerned this last album is also sensational.
Yes, it absolutely is. Up there with Tim's greatest achievements. Period.
Didn't gel with me at first but I love it now.
I think if you come in from listening in order, you expect it to be as bombastic and massive as Sing To God.
Just not what they were going for, I think. It's a different album for a different mood
@@meursault7030 I agree.
what a beautiful transgressive ANNOYING band. awesome. rip mr smith
So beautiful it hurts.
Those dogs look so happy. This is the greatest almub of all time
No turning back now!!!!!
What can you say about this band pure genius. Drives on the edge just love it.
Question: How do you follow-up the greatest rock album of all time?
Answer: You don't try and instead go in a completely different direction altogether by making the beautiful Guns.
Best BAND IN THE F;'KIN U.N.I.V.ER.SERY
Recently discovered these really good band
What's not to love about this
Ear enlightening.
Such a legendary album cover
Brilliant. Love this recording
Thank you so much for the upload!
so many bangers, with dream states between, fucking great!
I want to live inside Sleep All Eyes Open
If you like avant guard tunes then this is right up your street if you live in a bohemian area of Earth.
Hooray!
Much more impressed with this than heaven born in my opinion .
Little man and a house, Guns, and Sing to God do tend to be the ones that people say they like the most.
Agreed. this is much more interesting and beautiful
HEAVEN BORN followed a perfect abum ,,,, alot to live upto .
I'd say I'm impressed by both, just in different ways. This one shows the more pop/psychedelic side of the band whereas Heaven Born is more of the punk side
Say what you will, and I would also take this over HBAEB, but HBAEB was Tim Smith's favorite.
Every other band suddenly seems lazy and uninteresting
since discovering cardiacs, any song that only uses 4/4 seems really dull which isn't really a valid criticism since there's nothing inherently wrong with 4/4. but I guess after listening to cardiacs I'm always expecting songs to skip a beat or add a beat and its made me a lot more aware of time signatures in songs. also bonus points if a song has bazar chord changes and tempo changes
@@pluviophilius2354 Precisely.
Nomeansno is also good if you into the punky stuff
The band should come with a warning about this!
@@pluviophilius2354 Tool drummer is also very interesting: really not 4/4. If you like bands with humor: Primus (Claypool Lennon Delirium) and of course Zappa. And Captain Beefheart.
Parts of 'Ain't He Messy' remind me of bits of The Beatles Sargeant Peppers
This looks like a vaporwave album.
underrated as shit
This is Cardiacs' "Magical Mystery Tour" to Sing to God. There’s some good "excess" material from Sing to God time!
This was an evolution from the STG Era and material, no mere collection of leftovers. This showed the band stepping into new, unheard of levels of psychedelia that STG had but hinted at (we won't go into what Dirty Boy achieved here). It's a masterwork, up among the band's all-time best material.
Nah. This is an evolution in many ways. Not saying it's better necessarily, but Tim's definitely doing things here in this album that he had never done before. There are a ton of subtilties in the rhythm and harmonic modulation here that at this point feel second-nature to Tim, compared to Sing to God. It's a funny irony that at the time Tim's musical universe was the most fleshed-out, he was writing his most "accessible" sounding songs.
@@theobviousidentityYes and no. I half regret my earlier comment, as I do see the evolution in several tracks. But that comment wasn’t a statement about what Tim was or Cardiacs were, but simply an observation of their output at the time. They always had a tendency to produce a lot of material that never got released as part of an album or got a later release, or even a revisit.
However, Gun is still a relatively weaker album compared to STG (within the heavenly levels of Cardiacs world where everything is damn good). This relative drop I think I understand somehow. They’re simply searching for their new incarnations. I think that new incarnation is better represented by the tracks in Ditzy Scene. So now I think Guns was probably more like the “Heaven Born and Ever Bright” to that LSD album I’m still praying for.
@@JohnShadeLIVESI half agree with this now, though the other big point of referring to Magical Mystery Tour is that that album contained a lot of unmissable stuff. To what you said, I’d add that strictly at an album level, they were still probing for that which would be fundamentally different in STG. I mean, Guns is a more consistently balanced poppy approach (there isn’t something like Eat It Up Worms Hero or Fiery Gun Hand), but for one thing, by the time of STG, you already had the use of female vocals in a similar manner as in Guns, and in some ways it’s like a more mature synthesis of their 80’s poppy stuff and their wackiness. I think that if there’s something radically new, then it’s already more mature in the Ditzy Scene tracks and in Vermin Mangle. I just wish that LSD came someday.
geniusly
i just noticed that there's a cloud next to the western dog that also looks like a dog (but an old filthy one)
Nice.... nerdy.....but can't top the energy of Mr. Bungles first album
nerdy
Come have a chat and listen to music in the new Cardiacs discord server: discord.gg/BuPA9ME
What's the extra bit at the end called?
“Secret Like Swans”, I believe.
Thanks mate.
wow 🙂
Wasn't anowed
My Mom is a Cancer ♋
marijuana smokers noise
mujer latina no, it isn’t. You don’t have to be stoned to appreciate Cardiacs.
yo yo Your comment is jealous bitch noise.
isnt skunk for rap fans ? to handle it
espejo - You don't understand the music so you try to dismiss it making yourself look foolish. That's OK though, you probably wouldn't understand Messiaen, Shostakovich or Schnittke either. Best to just stick with the Eagles, I'm sure they won't offend your delicate ears.
@@AlexAlcyone since when not sharing your likes is judgmental and incorrect???
Énigmatique, émotionnel, puissant et imposant. Je suis moi même musicien claviériste et je m'y connais un peu. Allez-y voir vous-même si vous ne voulez pas me croire 🎇🎹