Condition: New
Spiritualized Electric Mainline - Pure Phase
Label: Plain Recordings
Catalog#: plain160
Format: 2 x Vinyl, Album, Reissue, 180gram
New
Includes original printed inner sleeves with photos and credits.
Country: US
original Recording released 1995
New Issue Released: 15 Feb 2011
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Experimental
Tracklist
A1 Medication 8:15
A2 The Slide Song 3:52
A3 Electric Phase 1:33
A4 All Of My Tears 3:09
A5 These Blues 3:04
B1 Let It Flow 5:30
B2 Take Good Care Of It 4:36
B3 Born Never Asked 2:10
Written-By - Laurie Anderson
B4 Electric Mainline 7:34
C1 Lay Back In The Sun 5:08
C2 Pure Phase 6:30
C3 Spread Your Wings 6:17
C4 Feel Like Goin' Home 5:38
D1 Good Times 5:59
D2 Pure Phase 6:30
Credits
Arranged By [Balanescu Quartet] - Claire Connors
Banjo - Leon Hunt
Bass [Fender Precision], Harmonica [Wha-monica] - Sean Cook
Drums, Other [Layin' Back In The Sun] - Chris Sharrack
Engineer - Andy Wilkinson , Barry Clempson , Julian Withers , Mads Bjerke , Mike Long
Engineer [Assistant] - Richard Baker , Scott Powell
Guitar - Mark Refoy
Mastered By - Chris Blair
Mixed By, Technician [Post Production] - J. Spaceman , John Coxon , Mads Bjerke
Organ [Vox Continental, Farfisa], Piano, Effects [Tones, Tremeloes], Drone - Kate Radley
Percussion - Jon Mattock
Producer - J. Spaceman
Saxophone - Tim Sanders
Saxophone, Flute - Bammie , Simon Clarke
Trombone - Rico
Trumpet - Tam Tam , Roddy Lorimar , Steve Sidwell
Violin - Stuart Gordon
Violin, Viola, Cello - Balanescu Quartet, The
Vocals [Flow] - Helen White , Marilyn McFarlane
Vocals [Slide] - Caroline Crawley
Vocals, Guitar [Gibson Firebird, Fender Thinline], Dulcimer - Jason
Written-By - J. Spaceman (tracks: A1 to B2, B4 to D2)
J. Spaceman spent years to follow up Spiritualized's debut with this album, and his time was well spent. The album manages to place steady rockers (Medication, These Blues) next to sweet ballads (Slide Song, Let it Flow, All of my Tears), but it never sounds forced or out of place. The second half of the album shows more diversity and songs like Feel like Goin Home evoke Jason Pierce's drone-centric days of Spacemen 3. Lay Back in the Sun is an all out, balls to the wall anthem to chemically induced space outs. Those crazy Brits are sometimes a quite pretentious bunch (see Oasis, the Verve), but Spiritualized manage to avoid those pitfalls and put out plain good music.
SPIRITUALIZED - These Blues
live in 1995 on the pure phase tour opening for the banshees
check out kate Radley taking over Sean Cook's bass as he wails out the harmonica
SPIRITUALIZED - Medication
live in 1995
The line 'Everytime I say this I just know this time I mean it, but a feelin deep inside says it's ok one more time' is just genius & so true it's unreal
SPIRITUALIZED - Electric Mainline
LIVE IN 1995
This melodic jam has a transcendent power somewhere between a religious revival meeting and a really good acid trip
Spiritualized - Lay Back in the Sun (live Vancouver 9/13/08)
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