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The Primitives

Everything's Shining Bright - The Lazy Recordings 1985-1987

    Compiled with guitarist PJ Court, this 2-CD compilation boasts re-mastered music as well as a beautifully annotated booklet boasting rare photos and personal memories from the band.

    Back in the mid-80s, The Primitives combined the fuzz guitars of The Jesus & Mary Chain with the pop sensibilities of Blondie and a nod to cult heroes The Velvet Underground. They swiftly rose from being a popular Indie guitar outfit to charting worldwide with “Crash”, kickstarting a craze in bands fronted by blonde female singers (Transvision Vamp, The Darling Buds et al).

    Between 1985 and 1987, the band issued five singles/EP’s on independent label Lazy Records (also home to My Bloody Valentine and later Birdland) before signing with RCA.

    This 2-CD set also boasts their promo-only live album at the ICA; as such, it offers their entire Lazy output from that period.

    TRACK LISTING

    Disc 1
    1. Thru The Flowers
    2. Across My Shoulder
    3. She Don't Need You
    4. Lazy
    5. Really Stupid
    6. We Found A Way To The Sun
    7. Where The Wind Blows
    8. Stop Killing Me
    9. Buzz Buzz Buzz
    10. Laughing Up My Sleeve
    11. Ocean Blue
    12. Shadow (Guitar Version)
    13. Thru The Flowers (New Version)
    14. Everything Shining Bright
    15. Nothing Left
    16. Across My Shoulder
    17. Crash
    18. Spacehead
    19. Nothing Left (Sounds Version)

    Disc 2
    1.I'll Stick With You
    2. Dreamwalk Baby
    3. Buzz Buzz Buzz
    4. Nothing Left
    5. Out Of Reach
    6. Carry Me Home
    7. Don't Want Anything To Change
    8. Think I'll Stick With You
    9. Dreamwalk Baby
    10. Run Baby Run
    11. Thru The Flowers
    12. Nothing Left
    13. Where The Wind Blows
    14. Out Of Reach
    15. We Found A Way To The Sun
    16. Don't Want Anything To Change
    17. Across My Shoulder
    18.Everything's Shining Bright
    19. Buzz Buzz Buzz
    20. Stop Killing Me
    21. I Wanna Be Your Dog

    The Primitives

    Spin-O-Rama - 10th Anniversary Edition

      10th anniversary reissue with three extra tracks - the two B-sides of the two singles that came out before the album was released (the cover version of 'Up So High' from The What's New and 'Always Coming Back') and an acoustic, previously unreleased version of the title track, 'Spin-O-Rama'.

      TRACK LISTING

      1. Spin-O-Rama
      2. Hidden In The Shadows
      3. Wednesday World
      4. Follow The Sun Down
      5. Purifying Tone
      6. Lose The Reason
      7. Petals
      8. Working Isn't Working
      9. Velvet Valley
      10. Dandelion Seed
      11. Let's Go 'Round Again
      12. Always Coming Back
      13. Up So High
      14. Spin-O-Rama (Acoustic Version)

      The Primitives

      Best Of

        The Primitives emerged from the UK independent music scene of the mid-1980s, with a sound that distilled the shimmering guitar chime of The Byrds, the buzzsaw style of The Ramones and 60's girl group melodies into two-and-a-half-minute pop gems. After topping the indie singles chart several times, their widely acclaimed first album, Lovely, made them one of the UK's most revered alternative rock acts, while the international success of the single "Crash" saw them cross over to a mass audience. Further chart success followed, along with two more studio albums, Pure and Galore, plus extensive tours of Europe and the US, before the band called it a day in 1992. The band were reunited in 2009. The Best Of The Primitives is available on vinyl for the first time and features the hit singles "Crash", "Put Of Reach", "Way Behind Me", "Sick Of It", "Secrets" and many more classic hits.

        TRACK LISTING

        Side A
        1. Crash
        2. Spacehead
        3. Shadow
        4. Thru' The Flowers
        5. Nothing Left
        6. Out Of Reach

        Side B
        1. Summer Rain
        2. Sick Of It
        3. All The Way Down
        4. Secrets
        5. Can't Bring Me Down

        Side C
        1. Way Behind Me
        2. Noose
        3. I Almost Touched You
        4. You Are The Way
        5. Lead Me Astray

        Side D
        1. Slip Away
        2. Give This World To You
        3. Empathise
        4. Earth Thing
        5. All The Way Down (Beat Version)

        The Primitives

        Really Stupid

          The Primitives' second single was originally released in 1986 on Lazy Records.

          This issue contains all three tracks from the 12” . (None of which were included on their debut album), with a slightly different sleeve design that is a mixture of the original 12” and 7” release.


          TRACK LISTING

          Side A
          Really Stupid
          Side B
          We Found A Way To The Sun
          Where The Wind Blows

          The Primitives

          Lovely

            First released in 1988, ‘Lovely’ is the debut album by English indie pop group The Primitives. The album features the international hit single ‘Crash’ which was a top ten hit in both the UK and the US. The timeless song has gone on to be covered by artists including Johnny Marr, Belle And Sebastian, The Vibrators, and The Wonder Stuff. Other highlights on the album include the singles ‘Out Of Reach’, ‘Thru The Flowers’ and ‘Ocean Blue’.

            TRACK LISTING

            Side A
            1. Crash
            2. Spacehead
            3. Carry Me Home
            4. Shadow
            5. Thru The Flowers
            6. Dreamwalk Baby
            7. I’ll Stick With You

            Side B
            1. Nothing Left
            2. Stop Killing Me
            3. Out Of Reach
            4. Ocean Blue
            5. Run Baby Run
            6. Don’t Want Anything To Change
            7. Buzz Buzz Buzz

            The Primitives

            Spin-o-rama

              The Primitives have a new album, and this time, it's completely new material, which they've been letting us in on bit by bit. Time hasn't passed for this group, whose sound is just as fresh as ever and whose contagious melodies take us back to the end of the eighties, beginning of the nineties.It is an urgent album, and it goes by in a heartbeat, putting us in "the-album-you-want-to-listen-to-again-as-soon-as-it-ends" situation, and getting the songs stuck in our head for months.


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