Psychick TV - Ov Dolphins and Whales
Label - Temple
Date - 1989
Style - Abstract/Ambient/Industrial/Drone
Picked this up at a used record shop in Georgetown called Aquarius (*correction - Orpheus, not Aquarius) back in 1994. The shop was appropriately located only a few blocks from the 'Exorcist steps.' Pretty weird record. Very strange hidden track. Hamburger Lady...
from Discogs link:
Thee First Part ov this music was recorded at Time Square Studios, Chiswick, London, on thee 23rd January 1988. It is thee soundtrack to a 23 minute film called "KONDOLE (THEE WHALE)" at present in production by David Lewis and Andy Crabb. Thee Second Part ov this music was recorded at Time Square Studios, Chiswick, London, on thee 23rd January 1989. It is thee soundtrack to an already coumpleted film by David Lewis called "DEAD CAT".
Tracklisting:
A1 Kondole (15:18)
B1 Dead Cat (15:46)
C1 Hidden Track (3:43)
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5 comments:
Very good find! Thank you for sharing. Reminds me of some of the Splinter Test stuff.
Lookin forward to more treats.
glad to contribute... will hunt down some more material subterraneae
Ahhh... RIP Aquarius Records. They morphed, kinda, into Smash Records. Last time I wandered over to Georgetown, I was shocked and saddened to see that Smash was no longer there. Imagine my relief and happiness when I learned that they had merely moved... to my neighborhood!
I'm not a Psychic TV fan, but their presence here is definitely enough to cause me to bookmark the site. Best wishes!
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Smash Hit! I feel honored...
yeah Aquarius was right down the street, but bigger (i think?) and less pretentious. I remember a grizzly dude with long hair and a beard who must have run the place.
p.s. the new/used (?) Smash on 18th street is actually quite alright. I got the Wartime EP there and they have handmade purses w/ female reproductive organs sewn in like stitchwork. I almost bought one too.
***correction - I think that record shop might have been called Orpheus. doing some research, I see that they moved to Clarendon (!!!)
http://www.orpheusrecords.com/
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