Fire Records
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Visit product page →Recorded in Amsterdam in 1988, the live Performance documents a set from the Perfect Prescription tour; the emphasis here is on the group's loud, noisy origins -- only the closing "Feel So Good" hints at the more subdued atmospheres and textures which emerged as Spacemen 3's primary focus as they approached Playing With Fire.
Among the highlights: "Take Me to the Other Side," "Walkin' With Jesus" and "Come Together."
Tracklisting:
Side A:
1. Mary-Anne
2. Come Together
3. Things'll Never Be The SameSide B:
1. Rollercoaster
2. Starship
3. Walkin' With Jesus -
Visit product page →released in 1986, was a blistering affair - establishing their love of the two-chord song and also expressing their admiration for the likes of MC5, The 13th Floor Elevators and The Stooges.
Sound of Confusion was 7 tracks of overdriven assault, with a strange bleakness and despair creeping through the hypnotic sprawl. R Hunter Gibson would later say: "It boosts the value of unlit rooms, unpaid debts and unfeigned terror and it would rather tackle the gradients than settle for level best.
Tracklisting
Side A:
1. Losing Touch With My Mind
2. Hey Man
3. Rollercoaster
4. Mary AnneSide B:
1. Little Doll
2. 2-35
3. O.D. Catastrophe -
Visit product page →Remarkable departure from the band's 1986 debut, SOUND OF CONFUSION.
Reduced to a trio (guitarists / keyboardists Pete "Sonic Boom" Kember, Jason "Spaceman" Pierce, and bassist Pete Bassman) following the departure of the first album's drummer, Spacemen 3 makes an asset out of the newfound lack of percussion, giving THE PERFECT PRESCRIPTION a considerably less rock-oriented sound with much more open space in its varied, subtle arrangements.
Tracklisting:
Side A:
1. Take Me To The Other Side
2. Walkin' With Jesus
3. Ode To Street Hassle
4. Ecstasy SymphonySide B:
1. Feel So Good
2. Things'll Never Be The Same
3. Come Down Easy
4. Call The Doctor
