The Ian Burgess (R.I.P.) produced E.P. from 1990 marks the transition from the fine era of Fill Your Boots to the stunning era of Mush. In fact, "How Lonely" ended up as a central track on Mush and "Trenchfoot" and "The Scheme of Things" became bonus tracks on the CD version of the album (which is NOT in-fucking-print - download only!)
A1 How Lonely
A2 You Wanted Everything
B1 Trenchfoot
B2 The Scheme Of Things
B3 Ideal World
So do you think that it's ridiculous that Leatherface's most revered album, Mush, is NOT in print? Let us know in the COMMENTS section (which is where you'll find the Smokey Joe link).
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Really enjoying this series Jeffen, keep it going.
ReplyDeleteThe lack of comments for a great artist/band is losing me though.
my girlfriend in 1996 loaned me her Mush CD to check out. i loved it so much, and was so impressed by her taste in music, that i eventually ended up marrying her.
ReplyDeletewell, that may not exactly be how it all shook down, but it's still a favorite album of mine, er... "ours" :), nonetheless.
thanks for the EP!
Neil
ReplyDeleteYup I (almost) always wish for more comments!
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I've notice that Leatherface seem to be one of those punk bands that women often like. Gotta love those women!
Thanks for all the Leatherface. And for all the other stuff. Tremendous site.
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