CARTER THE UNSTOPPABLE SEX MACHINE - 1992: The Love Album - Vinyl (2xLP)
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CARTER THE UNSTOPPABLE SEX MACHINE

1992: The Love Album

Chrysalis

gatefold 180 gram translucent blue & translucent yellow vinyl 2xLP Cat: CRV 1946
Rel: 22 Jan 24
Indie/Alternative Side 1 - Track 1. 1993 Side 1 - Track 2. Is Wrestling Fixed? Side 1 - Track 3. The Only Living Boy In New Cross Side 1 - Track 4. Suppose You Gave A Funeral And Nobody Came Side 1 - Track 5. England Side 2 - Track 1. Do Re Me, So Far So Good Side 2 - Track 2. Look Mum, No Hands! Side 2 - Track 3. While You Were Out Side 2 - Track 4. Skywest & Crooked Side 2 - Track 5. The Impossible Dream Side 3 - Track 1. After The Watershed (Early Learning The Hard Way) Side 3 - Track 2. The 90's Revival Side 3 - Track 3. A Nation Of Shoplifters Side 3 - Track 4. This Is How It Feels Side 3 - Track 5. Panic Side 3 - Track 6. Watching The Big Apple Turnover Side 3 - Track 7. King Rocker Side 4 - Track 1. Mannequin Side 4 - Track 2. Down In The Tubestation At Midnight Side 4 - Track 3. Turn On Tune In Switch Off Side 4 - Track 4. When Thesauruses Ruled The Earth Side 4 - Track 5. Bring On The Girls Side 4 - Track 6. Bring On The Girls

Early 90s eccentrics Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine were a crucial force in establishing of a certain brand of chart-bound power pop informed by post-punk; fusing scratched-up, sample-heavy beat progressions with histrionic ballads dealing with every topic from queer identity to late Thatcher-era alienation. By then a Rough Trade fixture, 1992: The Love Album was then their grandest project to date, though this one saw them break from the Cartel to join the majors with Chrysalis. It's now re-issued as a four-side behemoth producing parodic London-centric highlights like 'The Only Living Boy In New Cross', substituting Simon & Garfunkel's American big smoke for historic, humble ole' Hatcham.


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