Fire Engines - Chrome Dawns - Expanded Edition [New Vinyl LP] UK - Import

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Fire Engines - Chrome Dawns - Expanded Edition [New Vinyl LP] UK - Import

Artist: Fire Engines

Title: Chrome Dawns - Expanded Edition

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Rock

UPC: 5013929190214

Release Date: 2024

Record Label: Cherry Red

Album Tracks

1. Get Up and Use Me
2. Everything's Roses
3. Plastic Gift
4. Get Up and Use Me
5. Sympathetic Anaesthetic
6. Discord
7. New Thing in Cartons
8. Hungry Beat
9. Lubricate Your Living Room Pt. 1
10. Lubricate Your Living Room PT 2
11. Plastic Gift (Version)
1. Candyskin
2. Meat Whiplash
3. Candyskin
4. (We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang
5. Untitled
6. Discord
7. Sympathetic Anaesthetic
8. New Thing in Cartons
9. Big Gold Dream (Unused Intro)
10. Big Gold Dream
11. The Big Wrong Time
12. Qualitamatic
13. Young Tongues Need Taste
14. Produced to Seduce to

Double vinyl LP pressing. Featuring all Fire Engines' Codex Communications/Pop: Aural recorded output. Plus the two 1981 John Peel BBC Sessions, the latter featuring tracks unavailable elsewhere, and essential live recordings including Fire Engines' debut live performance at Leith Community Centre, the band's memorable appearance at 1980's 'Why Does The Pope Not Come To Glasgow?' Edinburgh Fringe and one of the band's legendary 30-minute sets at Edinburgh Valentino's captured during the summer of 1981. And a track from the 2004 'reformed' Fire Engines; 'influencers' now covering the 'influenced' with 2004 Mercury Prize Winners Franz Ferdinand's 'Jacqueline'. With a 32-page illustrated booklet with extensive sleeve notes by accomplished writer Neil Cooper together with a recent interview with all four original members (Davy Henderson, Russell Burn, Murray Slade, Graham Main). Fire Engines' life as a band might have been over before it had barely begun, but the punk sired Edinburgh band's short life blazed with incident and colour. 'Boredom or Fire Engines - You Can't Have Both' went the legend. The small and imperfectly formed back catalogue they left in their wake sounded like they had crawled out of a cellar and come blinking into the inner-city light in a parallel universe somewhere between Leith Walk and CBGB's. Boredom wasn't an option.