Y'know The Undertones' (more here) song-writing never slipped but by their final album, 1983's The Sin of Pride, internal divisions, overly-fussy production and a tepid musical climate had taken their toll. On this BBC live concert you get a chance to hear some of the original band's last materiel stripped of that eighties sonic goo.It's certainly not Teenage Kicks but that doesn't mean you can't hold it tight.
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One of those bands that I miss from that era. I even liked Sin of Pride as it seemed like an attempt to push beyond a certain tag. Thanks for offering these little glimpses into the past.
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I'v never heard an Undertones concert from the 'Sin of Pride' period - looking forward to it. 'Sin of Pride', though admittedly not consistent, still has a couple of great songs - for instance the title song, Love parade, Love Before Romance.
ReplyDeleteI didn't much like Feargal Sharkey's solo stuff (apart from 'Never Never' by The Assembly, which he sang); however, That Petrol Emotion, the next band the O'Neill brothers were in, is highly recommended.
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ReplyDeletei think a french magazine(inrockuptibles) gave a free "rarities" cd from the undertones some years ago like demos etc
maybe i still got it somewhere
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ReplyDeleteStop it! my memory card is filling up!This is another I had on audio tape-I remember it being a simultaneous broadcast on tv and radio but not having a video recorder way back then!
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