The God Machine - Scenes from the Second Storey (1993) [VINYL]

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May 30, 2012 Sold Date

May 23, 2012 Start Date

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Great Britain Country Of Seller

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Hello

So after almost 20 years, i am selling what has been one of my favourite records...but life goes on. Condition is very good. No scratches or large warps. The first disc has a small warp that doesn't even need tonearm adjustment. Sounds excellent.

Get in touch if you have any questions.

Best

Paul

Detailed item information

Track listing 1. Dream Machine
2. She Said
3. The Blind Man
4. I've Seen the Man
5. The Desert Song
6. Home
7. It's All Over
8. Temptation
9. Out
10. Ego
11. Seven
12. Purity
13. The Piano Song

Details Number of discs: 2
Producer: The God Machine Recording type: Studio Distributor: Universal Distribution; Universal
Album notes The God Machine: Robin Proper-Sheppard (vocals, guitar); Jimmy Fernandez (bass); Ron Austin (drums, piano).Additional personnel: Neil Filby (violin); Gavyn Wright (viola); Christine Van Der Lee, Anthony Pleeth (cello); Ian Bishop (clarinet); Andy Montgomery (programming); Katharine Gifford (background vocals).Principally recorded at Blackwing, Maison Rouge and Matrix Studios, London, England.All songs written by The God Machine.

Editorial reviews Highly Recommended - ...a breathtaking exercise in panoramic paranoia--an unusually mature debut from an unusually disturbed trio....startles and suffocates without limiting itself to traditional buzz-saw guitar rhythms and caustic vocals...
Spin  (04/01/1993)

3 Stars - Good - ...a hypnotic combination of Jane's Addiction and a thoughtful metalhead delivery....a tidal wave of power, intensity and uncertainty, producing not so much songs as firestorms of cranked guitar noise...
Q  (03/01/1993)

8 - Excellent - ...An album that has you gasping at every turn, `Scenes From The Second Storey' represents a lot of unfashionable ideas and a feat of brilliance. Dare to lose your mind to it...
NME  (02/06/1993)

8 - Excellent - ...An album that has you gasping at every turn, `Scenes From The Second Storey' represents a lot of unfashionable ideas and a feat of brilliance. Dare to lose your mind to it...
NME  (02/06/1993)

Highly Recommended - ...a breathtaking exercise in panoramic paranoia--an unusually mature debut from an unusually disturbed trio....startles and suffocates without limiting itself to traditional buzz-saw guitar rhythms and caustic vocals...Q (3/93, p.86) - 3 Stars - Good - ...a hypnotic combination of Jane's Addiction and a thoughtful metalhead delivery....a tidal wave of power, intensity and uncertainty, producing not so much songs as firestorms of cranked guitar noise...NME (2/6/93) - 8 - Excellent - ...An album that has you gasping at every turn, `Scenes From The Second Storey' represents a lot of unfashionable ideas and a feat of brilliance. Dare to lose your mind to it...
Spin  (04/01/1993)

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