Robyn Hitchcock - Groovy Decay (1982 Remaster) (1995)
BAND/ARTIST: Robyn Hitchcock
- Title: Groovy Decay
- Year Of Release: 1982 (1995
- Label: Line
- Genre: Folk-Rock
- Quality: MP3 320 Kbps
- Total Time: 01:15:05
- Total Size: 193 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. The Rain (04:22)
02. The Cars She Used To Drive (03:19)
03. It Was The Night (04:40)
04. Young People Scream (03:15)
05. How Do You Work This Thing? (02:27)
06. When I Was A Kid (04:03)
07. Midnight Fish (03:47)
08. Night Ride To Trinidad (03:33)
09. Fifty Two Stations (04:04)
10. Young People Scream (02:59)
11. The Rain (04:45)
12. America (04:40)
13. The Cars She Used To Drive (03:09)
14. Grooving On A Inner Plane (05:11)
15. St. Petersburg (02:48)
16. When I Was A Kid (03:51)
17. Midnight Fish (03:24)
18. Night Ride To Trinidad (Special Disco Mix) (05:38)
19. Kingdom Of Love (Previously Unissued Mix) (05:14)
01. The Rain (04:22)
02. The Cars She Used To Drive (03:19)
03. It Was The Night (04:40)
04. Young People Scream (03:15)
05. How Do You Work This Thing? (02:27)
06. When I Was A Kid (04:03)
07. Midnight Fish (03:47)
08. Night Ride To Trinidad (03:33)
09. Fifty Two Stations (04:04)
10. Young People Scream (02:59)
11. The Rain (04:45)
12. America (04:40)
13. The Cars She Used To Drive (03:09)
14. Grooving On A Inner Plane (05:11)
15. St. Petersburg (02:48)
16. When I Was A Kid (03:51)
17. Midnight Fish (03:24)
18. Night Ride To Trinidad (Special Disco Mix) (05:38)
19. Kingdom Of Love (Previously Unissued Mix) (05:14)
For his second solo album, Robyn Hitchcock decided to work with producer Steve Hillage, a former member of Gong. Under his guidance, Hitchcock made an album that smoothed out his rough edges and obscured his quirks under layers of saxophones, trumpets, and processed guitars. Beneath the stilted production lay some of Hitchcock's weakest songs, most of which were underdeveloped melodically and lyrically. Some of the songs are worthwhile -- "The Cars She Used to Drive" is the best stab at slick new wave pop, while "Fifty Two Stations" and "St. Petersburg" are powerful -- but most of the album is simply lifeless. After its release, Hitchcock retired from music for nearly three years. In 1986, he released an alternate version of Groovy Decay, comprised mostly of songwriting demos, called Groovy Decoy.
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