TAKRL says: “Last collaboration directly with Wizardo. First Sparks underground.”
‘one and a half nelson’ is probably one of the best known sparks live recordings. recorded at Croydon U.K, 9th of November 1975.
01. Hasta Manana Monsieur 4:36
02. Something For The Girl With Everything 2:25
03. Talent Is An Asset 5:00
04. Thank God It’s Not Christmas 5:34
05. B.C. 4:09
06. Here In Heaven 4:09
07. This Town Ain’t Big Enough (For The Both Of Us) 5:30
08. B.C. (Edited Version) 3:29
–> Bonus Tracks: (Studio B-Sides)
09. Lost And Found 3:20
10. Barbecutie 3:08
11. Alabamy Right 2:09
12. Marry Me 2:45
13. Profile 3:31
14. Gone With The Wind 3:07
15. Tearing The Place Apart 3:39
From the Sparks – Propaganda Website:
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Sparks lineup was as followed : Russell Mael on vocals, Ron Mael on keyboards, Norman “Dinky” Diamond on drums, bassist Ian Hampton (replacing Martin Gordon from the “Kimono My House” sessions) and guitarist Trevor White. |
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Vinyl Lp front cover – 1975
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The sound quality was fine – just a little bit of phasing in the beginning – but the record was really cheaply packaged (in the 70s’ most bootlegs were poorly annotated with photocopied covers). The album sleeve was a two colour paper insert slipped under the shrink wrap that enclosed the plain white cardboard album cover. The sheet featured a crude greeny xerox art with a photo of the Maels from the “Kimono My House” Lp inner sleeve with a hand-written track listing at the bottom. The disc got plain white blank labels. |
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