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Milk From Cheltenham: Triptych of Poisoners - VINYL LP

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Milk From Cheltenham: Triptych of Poisoners - VINYL LPTitle: Triptych of Poisoners Artist: Milk From Cheltenham Label: Superior Viaduct Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 857176003539 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 10 23 Number of Discs: 1 Limited vinyl LP repressing of this 1983 album from the UK DIY legends including digital download. The album was originally released on the famed Its War Boys imprint. Flashback to no when (1978) in a musty cellar beneath a record store in Brixton, later to become the humble

Title: Triptych of Poisoners
Artist: Milk From Cheltenham
Label: Superior Viaduct
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 857176003539
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-10-23
Number of Discs: 1

Limited vinyl LP repressing of this 1983 album from the UK DIY legends including digital download. The album was originally released on the famed It’s War Boys imprint. “Flashback to no-when (1978) in a musty cellar beneath a record store in Brixton, later to become the humble 8-track recording studio of It’s War Boys. Milk From Cheltenham would regularly jam and invite friends/enemies to participate with whatever weapons/instruments they chose to deploy, making live recordings on an odd triple microphone input cassette player. By the time of the recordings at Surrey Sound in 1981-82, we had reduced in size from a hive of toxicity to a triptych of poisoners: Victorr Lounge, Salamander and myself. Like rabid quantum monkeys with broken typewriters, we were allowed to run loose in the studio, under the supervision of tonmeister Chris Grey and head zookeeper L. Voag. There was always a cornucopia of exotic instruments including kettle drums, synthesizers and electric sitar. To make some of the basement tapes sound bigger, Chris would play them through vast speakers and re-record the results. Almost half the song titles were borrowed from Le Corbusier’s book The Radiant City. The record was released to spectacular indifference and just 500 copies made their way into an unsuspecting world.” —Lepke B

Tracks:
1.1 The Man Who Cried
1.2 Where Is the Money to Come From?
1.3 Mr. Fridge
1.4 International Questionnaire
1.5 What About Air War?
1.6 Do the Ready Can
1.7 Decisions
1.8 Snappy Fingers
1.9 The Plan Must Rule
1.10 El Toro Saldr? Cuando Suena El Clarin
1.11 Our Dictator
1.12 Invitation to Action
1.13 Das Elefantenkalb
1.14 Air - Sound - Light
1.15 Passport to Happiness!
1.16 Triptych of Poisoners
1.17 Krazy Golf
1.18 Can a Vacuum Cleaner Really Work Quietly?

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