SpinART's third release, a six pack of coloured 7"s by Poole, Throw That Beat In The Garbagecan, Trampoline, Swirl, Veronica Lake, and Suddenly Tammy!, in a popsicle box containing toys and candy, in a limited edition of 1500, solidified them as stone cold cool indie kids in 1992, and caused those who grabbed a copy to feel they were stone cold cool indie kids too. Hard not to covet and feel chuffed about owning something as fun and ephemeral as this.
Sample mp3: Throw That Beat In The Garbagecan - I Can't WalkFull download: http://www.zshare.net/download/135465138ee6eee8/
7 comments:
hay there - lovely blog that i just found and just went through and scavenged for some huge lovely albums/7"s.
are you in NC?
just getting into digitizing my old rawk 7"s from the 90s but haven't yet posted 'em anywhere.
i would love love love to get my hands on the songs on that Slowdive flexi, along w/ the Jessamine 7" on Silver Apple label. let me know if you still have those mp3s.
Was someone asking for the first Polvo Ep a while back?
If so, here it is:
http://www.zshare.net/download/13726339c197668f/
By the first, I mean the "Can I ride? EP from 1990 (or the CD re-issue from 1996, which is what this link is for...).
Baz.
Thanks Gosub! I asked for this EP...someone else kindly supplied it, but the song durations were out of whack, so I've replaced them with your versions. It's one of my favourites. Cheers.
G
I know that you're pretty much done with the S's but do you have anything by The Shapiros?
SpinART's third release is questionable if you ask me. After the amazing line up they offered us on the One Last Kiss compilation they threw a bunch of money behind such unmemorable bands as Trampoline & Poole? This set of colorful seven inch singles would be truly legendary had they chosen some better bands of the era like say Courtney Love, Crayon or Small Factory. I’ve always thought they missed the target on this one. Suddenly Tammy! Really?
i wouldn't say they threw a lot of money at Trampoline.
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