sammyg123
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Submit Date: 1/21/2006
Format: CD
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Alternative - Indie Rock
A Rough Trade Singles Anthology : Vol 1 The Early Years
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Metal Urbain
Paris Maquis
Stiff Little Fingers
Suspect Device
Camper Van Beethoven
Take The Skinheads Bowling
The Smiths
William, It Was Really Nothing
Luna
Indian Summer
Aztec Camera
Oblivious
The Sundays
Can't Be Sure
The Go-Betweens
Cattle And Cane
Violent Femmes
Ugly
Galaxie 500
Blue Thunder
Lucinda Williams
I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
The Feelies
Fa Ce La
Shelleyan Orphan
Anatomy Of Love
The Woodentops
Well Well Well
Jonathan Richman
That Summer Feeling
Prefab Sprout
Lions In My Own Garden
Scritti Politti
Skank Bloc Bologna
Vic Godard & The Subway Sect
Stop That Girl
Sandie Shaw
Hand In Glove
The Pastels
I Wonder Why
The Fall
Totally Wired
Virgin Prunes
Pagan Lovesong
The Monochrome Set
He's Frank ( Slight Return )
Rainy Day
I'll Keep It With Mine
Robert Wyatt
Shipbuilding
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My own pick of the best tracks released on Rough Trade, one of the main players of the 80s indie scene and still going strong. Kicks off with the awesome Paris Maquis. For a discography of the early years go to
http://www.furious.com/PERFECT/rt.doc
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Barrydali
Date:
1/21/2006
Oh as soon as I saw the title I knew this was going to be special. Some of these I had forgotten about completely. The Woodentops?? Blast from the past big time. I had two of their albums back in the day, I dont know if they ever made another. This is slick Sam, I love that Sundays song and I recall seeing Shelleyan Orphan opening for fat Bob Smith and his pastey faced ensemble in 1991 and being impressed by the singers sweet voice. Great 'Prunes and Monochrome Set choices and man I love that closer. I would love a copy of this bad boy.
p the swede
Date:
1/21/2006
alll classic stuff here
abangaku
Date:
1/21/2006
sounds like a possibly essential compilation. and -- Robert Wyatt's "Shipbuilding"!
valis
Date:
1/21/2006
"alll classic stuff here" is dead-on, as is the mighty abangaku's comment.
Sidney P
Date:
1/21/2006
Great label, great selection!
indiesoc
Date:
1/21/2006
Those Sandie Shaw/Smiths tracks are fantastic.
tornadoZ
Date:
1/22/2006
galaxie 500, Aztec Camera, Virgin Prunes; nice one, 123. what ever happened to Shelleyan Orphan? I liked them so much.
French Connection
Date:
1/22/2006
Harriet Wheeler is my all time fav female vocalist, God this takes me back! Some top tunes here indeed.
Mixxer
Date:
1/22/2006
Yeah I'll go with "essential."
Barrydali
Date:
1/22/2006
Can I comment again? Is that against the rules? To hell with rules i'm in an anarchic frame of mind (must be the Guinesss) I forgot to mention those are 2 of my favourite Dean Wareham songs! Oh and congrats on todays result! I wanted to kick my cat but sadly i dont have one anymore, those busy body neighbours took care of that, grrrrrrrr!
Saaf
Date:
1/22/2006
Excellent tribute to a great label.
DJ Karen Adams
Date:
1/22/2006
Whattaphuckingreatcollection!!! Oh yeah, Shelleyan Orphan materialised into a group called Babacar
Jenergy
Date:
1/23/2006
OH wow, Sammy, this kicks some major ass. Haven't thought about Scritti Politti or the Virgin Prunes in years. Makes me wonder what I've been wasting my thoughts on. And how much do I love "Totally Wired"? Let me know if you'd be interested in a trade.
Rob Conroy
Date:
1/23/2006
What Jenny says in her first and last sentences. I pretty much love everything here. Fantastic job.
musicgnome
Date:
1/23/2006
Wonderful...plain and simple.
Nice to see promotions of indie record stores/labels with the elimination of so many fine purveyors/vendors due to internet purchasing.
Bear
Date:
1/24/2006
Very impressive- they deserve the tribute! Look forward to seeing the later years maybe?
plushpig
Date:
1/25/2006
I used to follow labels like others follow sports teams and the Trade was one of my favourites. You've done 'em proud -but no Swell Maps??!
Mixxer
Date:
2/10/2006
This may have the highest percentage of artists that I had "heard of" but not "heard" - outstanding mix!
lo-fi jr.
Date:
2/18/2006
No commercial comp hits all my faves like this does. Especially cool to bring that Woodentops track to mind again. Hard to top that opening deuce, but it's excellent to the end.
DJ Karen Adams
Date:
3/27/2006
Please consider offering a re-posting/dropload for this title. No, seriously.
steelkillie
Date:
3/28/2006
Perfect!!
XYZ
Date:
12/6/2006
I've been listening to this today and it is, as I suspected a fabulous mix of stuff I knew I liked, stuff I didn't know I liked, stuff I'd forgotten I liked and, best of all, stuff I didn't like at the time but sounds fantastic now. The Scritti Politti track was a revelation! At the time I didn't much care for anything they did before The Sweetest Girl. What was I thinking of? Great mix and thanks again for the copy.
BR murray
Date:
3/18/2008
great stuff
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