Self made compilation 2021.
01 2.35 (Version 1)
02 Mary Anne [1986 Northampton Demo]
03 The Sound Of Confusion [1986 Northampton Demo]
04 Losing Touch With My Mind [1986 Northampton Demo]
05 Amen [1986 Northampton Demo]
06 That's Just Fine (Vocal Version) [1986 Northampton Demo]
07 Come Down Easy [1986 Northampton Demo]
08 2.35 (Feedback Version) [1986 Northampton Demo]
09 Hey Man [Alternate take from 'Sound Of Confusion']
10 Little Doll [1986 rehearsal version]
11 Mary-Anne (Tremelo Version) [1986 rehearsal version]
12 Rollercoaster [1986 rehearsal version]
13 Ode To Street Hassle [1986 rehearsal version]
14 Things'll Never Be The Same [Live at The Mean Fiddler, August 1986]
15 Spacemen Jam [1986 rehearsal]
Throughout the second half of 2020, I was compiling information on Spacemen 3 records and releases via a request on an S3 fan group / forum. Their discography is such a nightmare and the list was exhausting to make. Now it's done, it has informed a set of compilations; essentially, tracks that do not appear on the original four albums or the original run of singles and E.P.'s, assembled chronologically.
This includes all tracks that appeared on miscellaneous releases and various artist compilations during their lifetime, as well as tracks that have appeared on the many posthumous albums.
I'll be posting these volume compilations as I complete them.
Tracks 1-8 recorded at Studio Morocco, January 1986. Released on 'Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To' (Father Yod 1990).
Track 9 recorded at Bob Lamb's studio, Rugby, Spring 1986. Released on 'Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To' (Bomp Records 1994).
Tracks 10-13 released on 'How The Blues Should've Turned Out' (Sonic Boom self released 2005).
Track 14 recorded live at The Mean Fiddler, August 1986. Released on 'How The Blues Should've Turned Out' (Sonic Boom self released 2005).
Track 15 rehearsal recording, 1986. Released on 'Dreamweapon' (Sympathy for the Record Industry 1995).
Vol 1.2 - Northampton Demos & Rehearsals 1986
Vol 1.3 - Sound Of Confusion