I've been after a copy of this particular 7" for well over a decade. Now the long search is finally over and perhaps thanks to a listing typo, it wasn't expensive either. So enjoy with me won't you, the depressive synth-pop stylings of Marvin the Paraniod (sic) Android, as he performs the Big-Bang Burger Chef jukebox favourite "Reasons To be Miserable" and the haunting "Marvin I Love You". You can find Marvin's first single over here.
Showing posts with label H2G2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label H2G2. Show all posts
24 February 2012
27 August 2011
Space Invaded
A sort of sister lp to BBC Records and Tapes' Space Themes, sharing a couple of tracks and more sleeve notes from Mat Irvine. This album features one of the all time greatest sig tunes of all time - Tomorrow's World by Richard Denton and Martin Cook. Plenty of other good stuff too.
mmmm... brain planet
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Labels:
Dr Who,
H2G2,
Malcolm Clarke,
Peter Howell,
Radiophonic Workshop,
Soundtrack,
Space Disco,
Tim Souster
22 May 2011
The Marvin Depreciation Society
The first Marvin single featuring his delicate vocal stylings on the songs "Marvin" and "Metal Man". I'm still hunting for a decent hard copy of his "double b-side" EDIT: Hunt is over.
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18 May 2011
Radiophonic Rock
The Soundhouse - The 1983 25th anniversary lp. Highlights include Paddy Kingsland's cues for the Hitch-hiker's Secondary Phase and some spooky ambient pieces for Radio 4 by Dick Mills.
15 May 2011
Live in 1994
Live in Göttingen contains readings from both "Last Chance to See" and H2G2.
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Bonus: Here's a great interview from 1988 promoting “Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul”.
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Bonus: Here's a great interview from 1988 promoting “Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul”.
Labels:
H2G2,
Spoken Word,
towel
10 May 2011
9 May 2011
"Here, you'll need to put this fish in your ear."
The 1979 Original Records adaptation of fits 1-4 featuring new music due to copyright reasons and other edits. Music on the LP is by Tim Souster and The Radiophonic Workshop's Paddy Kingsland, who composed/performed such lovely noises for the second Hitchhiker radio series. The sleeve art was by Hypgnosis, though if you ask me, it's far from their best work. For further details please consult this prototype hitchhiker's guide that some Pogrils have kindly put together in their free time. It does get better if you put a fish in your ear.
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Labels:
H2G2,
Paddy Kingsland,
Spoken Word,
Tim Souster,
towel
6 April 2011
No. 26 - Dodecahedron Energy Beams
Sound Effects No.26 Sci-Fi Sound Effects (1981) . A classic and home of "The core, a huge evergrowing pulsating brain which rules from the centre of Ultraworld". Ripped @ 320 kbps into individual tracks. Enjoy.
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