THE TIMES - THIS IS LONDON LOST, FOUND & GREAT VINYL LP+CD NEW

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Disk: 1
  1. A1. Shiver
  2. A2. I Experienced Love
  3. A3. Pillow Talk
  4. A4. Swedish Modern
  5. A5. I Beat the System
  6. A6. The Dossier on Virna Lindt
  7. B1. Attention Stockholm
  8. B2. Underwater Boy
  9. B3. Letter to Sergei
  10. B4. Intelligence

Disk: 2
  1. C1. Windmills of Your Mind
  2. C2. Model Agent
  3. C3. Young & Hip
  4. C4. Man Talk
  5. C5. Groom
  6. C6. Episode 1
  7. D1. Attention Stockholm (inst.)
  8. D2. Shiver (inst.)
  9. D3. The Dossier on Virna Lindt (inst.)
  10. D4. I Beat the System (inst.)
  11. D5. Underwater Boy (Reprise)

Disk: 1
  1. This Is London
  2. Goodbye Piccadilly
  3. Whatever Happened To Thamesbeat?
  4. If Only
  5. Big Painting
  6. Goodnight Children Everywhere
  7. The Party
  8. Stranger Than Fiction
  9. (There's A)Cloud Over Liverpool
  10. Will Success Spoil Frank Summit?
  11. The Chimes Of Big Ben
  12. This Green And Pleasant Land

Disk: 2
  1. This Is London
  2. Goodbye Piccadilly
  3. Whatever Happened To Thamesbeat?
  4. If Only
  5. Big Painting
  6. Goodnight Children Everywhere
  7. The Party
  8. Stranger Than Fiction
  9. (There's A)Cloud Over Liverpool
  10. Will Success Spoil Frank Summit?
  11. The Chimes Of Big Ben
  12. This Green And Pleasant Land

Ltd edition of 500. ""Lost, Found & Great: Obscure Pop Gems Of The Past"" is the title of a series under which Tapete sporadically re-releases brilliant, but hard-to-get or even out-of-print POP albums. Now it is the time for The Times' legendary albums ""This Is London"" and ""Go! With The Times"" which were originally released in 1983 and 1985. More than four decades on, with yet another round of punk anniversaries safely behind us, here's a chance to remind ourselves that not everyone believed or indeed peddled the myth of the Year Zero. Maybe that's because they were young enough not to have to prove their youth. A good three years junior to Johnny Rotten and six years to Joe Strummer, Edward Ball had spent his 1960s childhood equally entranced by the Beatles on the radio and Patrick McGoohan playing The Prisoner on TV. And while the promises of a popular culture infused with fresh art school ideas had gone stale by the 1970s, a teenage Ed Ball would recognise the dawning of an independent DIY culture as a chance to rekindle them in a brand new way. To do so he had to bypass the corporate machine, then otherwise busy selling the Year Zero narrative to a gullible media, and set out on an unbeaten path that would soon converge with the leftmost edges of the nascent mod revival. Having formed his first band ""O-Level"" in 1976, Ball found a kindred spirit in schoolfriend Daniel Treacy. For a while their bands Television Personalities (fronted by Treacy) and Teenage Filmstars (fronted by Ball) existed in tandem until the latter morphed into The Times. Following a legal dispute around the name of their DIY label Whaam!, obviously monikered after Ray Liechtenstein's 1963 painting as opposed to a certain pop band of the day, Ball launched his band's very own Artpop! imprint (Deep into the next century Lady Gaga would have the same idea, albeit stopping short of hand-painting her record sleeves as the Times had done). Having released six Times LPs between 1982 and 1986, by the end of the decade Ball reemerged on Alan McGee's Creation Records, delving into electronic psychedelia and supplementing his recording career with a day job as a friendly executive/receptionist at the company's London of office. There he would sit behind a desk in front of one of his own paintings, sometimes speaking dismissively of himself in the third person to unsuspecting visitors. Some time later, Ball would return to writing observational pop songs destined for the lower reaches of the charts as a fully paid up member of the Mill Hill Self Hate Club. By that time, Britpop had come and gone without giving its by now bald-headed prophet much credit for his services to the cause. But then you could also see that as a blessing. Here then is that rarest of things: British guitar pop history without baggage. Because only the best went with The Times back in the early eighties.

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