The Blue Orchids - From Severe to Serene (18 tracks)

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The Blue Orchids
From Severe to Serene
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Work - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
2. The House That Faded Out - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
3. Low Profile - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
4. No Looking Back - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
5. Bad Education - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
6. A Year With No Head - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
7. Sun Connection - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
8. The Unknown - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
9. Crystal Kiss - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
10. Let Go - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
11. Riding the Times - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
12. Tighten My Belt [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
13. The Flood [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
14. Sun Connection [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
15. Hanging Man [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
16. Disney Boys [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Baines, Una
17. Work [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin
18. Underground Breakfast [Live] - The Blue Orchids, Bramah, Martin

CD Details

All Artists: The Blue Orchids
Title: From Severe to Serene
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: LTM
Release Date: 1/28/2003
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, New Wave & Post-Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 708527235423

Synopsis

Album Description

2002 collection from Manchester band, The Blue Orchids, this is their celebrated John Peel Sessions, regarded by many fans as the definite recorded versions of these songs, the two Peel Sessions were cut for BBC Radio in December 1980 and May 1982. In addition to the seven session tracks, the CD includes the rare Riding the Times EP recorded in 1987 as Thirst with ex-Fall drummer Karl Burns, as well as an alternate version of 'Low Profile' from the C81 compilation, plus several live tracks recorded in Manchester in 1981, including a version of 'Underground Medicine' (re-titled 'Underground Breakfast'), originally written by Bramah for The Fall. This digitally remastered set runs for a full 74 minutes, and the booklet includes detailed sleeve notes. LTM.