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- Recluse: ReactionsReactions by Recluse.This is from the 2000 album Propaganda by Devon trio Recluse.Alex Painter – lead vocals, lead guitar, bass, celloChris White – guitars, backing vocalsTim Desmond – drums, percussion, backing vocalsRecorded, produced and engineered by Jon Burrough at Buzzland Studios.Mastered by Dave Bliss.All songs written by Alex Painter.Additional material by Chris White and Tim Desmond.Recluse were a three piece band from Devon who wrote the most disarmingly haunting and powerful songs. They were three of the most polite and unassuming young men if you met any of them, yet when put on a stage with some instruments to play they produced the most gloriously fiendish musical cacophony.The main songwriter in Recluse was Alex Painter (guitar, vocals) and when he left the area to study music at Salford the band seemed to grind to a halt. This was a great shame as he was one of the most accomplished young rock musicians and composers in Devon. Chris White played bass and Tim Desmond drums to complete the line-up.As far as we know, the band made just two albums – Propaganda in 2000 and Ride That Fantasy in 2001. We hope you enjoy listening to the music of Recluse as much as we still do, even after all these years.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/reclusehttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/recluse/propaganda-2000https://twitter.com/WudRecords7 min
- Spacegoats: Don't Let It Pass You ByDon't Let It Pass You By by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.6 min
- Spacegoats: Cosmic DancerCosmic Dancer by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.Cosmic Dancer is a cover of a song by Marc Bolan and T-Rex.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.9 min
- Spacegoats: Castrol GTX a Go-GoCastrol GTX a Go-Go by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.4 min
- Spacegoats: Broken EagleBroken Eagle by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.6 min
- Spacegoats: BornBorn by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.7 min
- Spacegoats: It's A Blue Sky Don't Hold No RainIt's A Blue Sky Don't Hold No Rain by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.8 min
- Spacegoats: The FreaksThe Freaks by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.4 min
- Spacegoats: Born of StarsBorn of Stars by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.8 min
- Spacegoats: FriendFriend by Spacegoats, from Spacegoats Live at Glastonbury Town Hall 18/12/1999.This is a recording of a live concert by Spacegoats at Glastonbury Town Hall on 18th December 1999. Spacegoats personnel were Pok (guitar, vocals), Clive (vocals, percussion), Ruth (flute, vocals), Dave (drums) and George (bass).Also on the bill that day were Gandiva and The Ripple Effect.Somewhere between Track 8 (Broken Eagle) and Track 9 (The Freaks) there were several other tracks, including Centre of the Cyclone, but due to some absent-mindedness on the part of the sound engineer the tape was not flipped over and some of the recording of the performance was forever lost. Similarly, the end of Broken Eagle and the start of The Freaks are missing.Spacegoats had had just one rehearsal, earlier that same day, and then taken the songs out live. It was freezing cold and there was snow on the ground which made driving rather hazardous for those who came to the show. George had been kept awake for the whole of the previous night and was somewhat shattered before the start of the gig.This particular combination of Spacegoats personnel never played together again after this night, although the band with a different drummer to Dave and a variety of extra singers managed one more show at the Art College in Exeter. Also included in this line-up were Jim on keys and vocals and Hills on guitar and vocals.Several of the songs in this performance came from the early Laughing Sun set and many also lived on to become incorporated in Alchemeon’s repertoire.This performance represented a new direction for Spacegoats and Pok described the metamorphosis as being akin to “electric elves”.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/space-goatshttp://www.pookofpok.blogspot.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttp://pondlifestudios.com/artist_information.asp?id=1http://www.tribalvoices.org.uk/space-goats/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5dMV4lKtN4-L2KbtnplDwhttps://twitter.com/WudRecordsThere is a lot more on the web concerning Spacegoats if you search, but this particular collection of songs is unique.5 min
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Due to brexshit, broken britain, rip-off britain, corruption, lies and bias in the media, bigotry, racism, intolerance, polarisation, the fact that some of our family members would not be allowed to remain post-brexit, state-sponsored child trafficking (yes, that's right, we said it - it's pretty shocking, start reading from here if you don't believe it: https://forced-adoption.com/), an increasing sense of frustration and exasperation, and general total weariness of being treated with nothing but derision, ignorance and contempt by the entire shebang since the early 80s, we decided enough was enough and moved our entire operation from brexeter in the uk to begin our grand brexodus in 2017. We are now brefugees, living in brexile very near the border of the Czech Republic, Austria and Germany. If you live in (the crumbling remains of) the uk, do yourself a favour and leave. The upgrade in life quality will blow your mind.
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