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Prisoners
Taste of Pink!
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Better In Black
2. A Taste Of Pink
3. Maybe I Was Wrong
4. Creepy Crawlies
5. There Cant Be A Place
6. Pretend
7. Coming Home
8. Threw My Heart Away
9. Come To The Mushroom
10. Till The Morning Light
11. Say Your Prayers
12. Dont Call My Name
13. Baby Come Alive (Previously Unissued) (Bonus Track)
14. Pretend (Radio Session) (Previously Unissued) (Bonus Track)
15. Theres A Time (Live) (Previously Unissued) (Bonus Track)
16. Lilac Reflections (Cecil Road Demo) (Prev Unissued) (Bonus)
17. Talking Bout My Baby (Cecil Road Demo) (Prev Unissued) (Bonu
18. Dont Call My Name (Cecil Road Demo) (Prev Unissued) (Bonus)
19. Say Your Prayers (Cecil Road Demo) (Prev Unissued) (Bonus)
20. Somewhere (BBC Kent Radio Session) (Prev Unissued) (Bonus)
21. Love Changes (Live 2003) (Previously Unissued) (Bonus Track)

CD Details

All Artists: Prisoners
Title: Taste of Pink!
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Big Beat UK
Release Date: 12/27/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 029667422222, 766489863320

Synopsis

Album Description

The Prisoners, contemporaries of Billy Childish, epitomize the garage punk sound of the Medway Delta. This reissue of their 1982 debut album is remastered from the original tapes & is joined by nine bonus tracks, 'Baby Come Alive' ('Taste Of Pink' session), 'Pretend' (Radio Session), 'There's A Time' (Live at Oakwood), 'Lilac Reflections' (Cecil Road demo), 'Talking Bout My Baby' (Cecil Road demo), & 'Don't Call My Name' (Cecil Road demo), 'Say Your Prayers' (Cecil Road demo), 'Somewhere' (BBC Kent Radio Session), & 'Love Changes' (Live at Quines). Big Beat/Ace. 2003.

CD Reviews

What the Strokes/White Stripes/Hives Want to be

RememberItOnVinyl? | Calgary, Alberta Canada | 04/14/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you ever want to hear garage rock with a little bit o' soul and a dash of mod, look no further. This album started out with a 500 copy home press and is still being made available almost two decades later... name another indy release with that kind of staying power.
Why the power? This is a stellar release from a band at the top of the game. If you like The Strokes, The Hives, White Stripes (among the pretenders to the throne) or The Sonics, Who, Kinks, Small Faces, you are certain to dig this. The Prisoners were contemporaries of thee milkshakes (Billy Childish et al) and spawned both the Solarflares and the James Taylor Quartet, two of today's best indies. Support the little guy and put your money where the artist can see it make a difference. In the good stuff. Really good."