C89 / Various: C89 / Various
C89 / Various: C89 / Various
Format: CD
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Artist: C89 / Various
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929105904
Genre: Rock
UK three CD collection. C89 is another celebration of the '80s Indie scene, documenting a golden era when tuneful guitar-based bands made records on shoestring budgets, often issued on small labels with hand-made artwork, with little hope of mainstream exposure. Disc One is devoted to artists who haven't previously graced this series, who first made an impact in 1988/1989. Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine, The La's, Milltown Brothers, The Family Cat and The Telescopes were among the indie scene's biggest names that year. Disc Two revisits many of the bands who appeared on C88, with later singles or B-sides by The Stone Roses, Mock Turtles, Pooh Sticks, The Man From Delmonte, Bridewell Taxis, Popguns, etc. Sarah Records - which came to epitomize a certain type of Indie Pop - are represented by Brighter, The Orchids, Another Sunny Day and Christine's Cat. Other key indie labels also figure, such as Creation (The Revolving Paint Dream), Bristol's The Subway Organization (Korova Milk Bar, Choo Choo Train), Manchester's Playtime (The Rainkings, New Fast Automatic Daffodils), Sheffield's Native (Treebound Story, featuring Richard Hawley, and The Snapdragons), Brighton's La-Di-Da (Daisycutters, Bobby Scarlet, How Many Beans Make Five, Said Liquidator) and Liverpool's Pink Moon (Barbel, The DaVincis, Jactars). C89 also includes two previously unissued tracks. New names to the series include The Bardots, The Seers, Po!, The Ammonites, The Ogdens, Kit, The Candy Darlings, Jane Pow, Rorschach, etc.
Tracks:
1.1 Come in Come Out - the La's
1.2 Tom Verlaine - the Family Cat
1.3 Which Way Should I Jump - Milltown Brothers
1.4 Nothing - the Telescopes
1.5 Inside Out - Brighter
1.6 Lions - New Fast Automatic Daffodils
1.7 Let It Happen - Red Chair Fadeaway
1.8 Do It Again - Korova Milk Bar
1.9 Adam's Song - the Sun and the Moon
1.10 White Pearl - Bobby Scarlet
1.11 It's a Beautiful Day - the Ogdens
1.12 Freedom Trip - the Seers
1.13 That's Where Caroline
1.14 Lives - the Candy Darlings
1.15 Break the Strain - the Rainkings
1.16 Confidence - Po!
1.17 Sad Anne - the Bardots
1.18 Sun and Moon - the Onset
1.19 Days in the Sun - the Ammonites
1.20 Captain Elastic - Rorschach
1.21 Another Friendly Face - How Many Beans Make Five
1.22 Commonplace - Hey Paulette
1.23 That's My Girl - Jane Pow
1.24 Cheatin' My Heart - Kit
1.25 Sheriff Fatman - Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
2.1 Going Down - the Stone Roses
2.2 Waiting for the Winter - the Popguns
2.3 Wicker Man - the Mock Turtles
2.4 What Will We Do Next? - the Orchids
2.5 My Love Is Like a Gift You Can't
2.6 Return - the Man from Delmonte
2.7 Green Sea Blue - the Revolving Paint Dream
2.8 I Know Someone Who Knows Someone Who Knows Alan McGee Quite Well - the Pooh Sticks
2.9 Just Good Friends -Bridewell Taxis
2.10 You Should All Be Murdered - Another Sunny Day
2.11 Doctor Good and His Incredible
2.12 Life Saving Soap - the Driscolls
2.13 How Can You Say You Really
2.14 Feel?- the Charlottes
2.15 Swimming in the Heart of Jane - Treebound Story
2.16 Fingerdips - the Prayers
2.17 Dole Boys on Futons - the Snapdragons
2.18 One Thing - Barbel
2.19 Briar Rose - Choo Choo Train
2.20 Skyrider - Holidaymakers
2.21 It's Up to You - Fallover 24 (Previously Unissued)
2.22 Biscuits in a Tin - Thrilled Skinny
2.23 A Million Miles - Brian
2.24 Plastic Bag from Tescos - the Wilderness Children
2.25 10,000 Miles - the Moss Poles (Previously Unissued)
2.26 Fisherman's Friend - the Haywains
2.27 Bombs Away on Harpurhey - King of the Slums
3.1 Picking Up the Bitter Little Pieces - the Claim
3.2 Swallow - a Riot of Colour
3.3 Friends - Daisycutters
3.4 Tony Hadley - Peruvian Hipsters
3.5 This Big Love - the Cherry Orchard
3.6 Welcome -Ambitious Beggars
3.7 Thomas Wolfe - the Davincis
3.8 Big Car - Avo-8
3.9 The Most Beautiful Girl in Town - the Becketts ?
3.10 Bubble Bus - Sunflowers
3.11 Passion - the Magnificent Lkage
3.12 Tell Me Now - Strawberry Story
3.13 Wherever I Go (Demo)- Newsflash
3.14 All You Ever Say - the Mayfields
3.15 Burn Your Books ; Join
3.16 My Life - the Ruth Ellis Swing Band
3.17 Your Love Is... - Christine's Cat
3.18 Say What You Feel - Said Liquidator
3.19 Annabel Lee - Jane from Occupied Europe
3.20 Sun Still Shines - Big Red Bus
3.21 The Coldest Water -Men of Westenesse
3.22 Mr. Watt Said - the Church Grims
3.23 Pull the Plug - Jactars
3.24 Surfing Days - Me and Dean Martin
3.25 Seven Red Apples - the Rain
