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Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook. Embiggening the earholes

From Buttholes to Europop, from Loons to Bassoons.

07 August 2026

For Arthur Janov, FUD.

 

Persistent requester Christian, responding to the Higher than the Sun Wobble/Weatherall share in May, asked for some more Primal Scream.

1991s Screamadelica was the break-out release for Primal Scream. It won them the first ever Mercury Music Prize in 1992. For anyone into this type of music, it should be well known. So I bypassed that obvious one & decided to start with their first two before they were so well known.

First, their first...

Primal Scream - Sonic Flower Groove, Elevation ELV 2, 1987.
decryption codes in comments


Side One -
Gentle Tuesday
Treasure Trip
May the Sun Shine Bright for You
Sonic Sister Love
Silent Spring

Side Two -
Imperial
Love You
Leaves
Aftermath
We Go Down Slowly Rising 

 

 

 

Next up, their nest...

Primal Scream - Primal Scream, Creation Records CRECD054, 1989.

Ivy Ivy Ivy    
You're Just Dead Skin to Me    
She Power    
You're Just too Dark to Care    
I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have    
Gimme Gimme Teenage Head    
Lone Star Girl    
Kill the King    
Sweet Pretty Thing    
Jesus Can't Save Me
 
 
 

Enjoy,

33 comments:

  1. Sonic Flower Groove
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    Primal Scream
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  2. Confession time: i am, at best, ambivalent towards 'Screamadelica', perhaps because it's presence was ubiquitous for a time back in the early 90s, and i eschewed 'dancey' music as 'too commercial' (oh, the follies of youth!), being heavily into my Nomeansno/Butthole Surders/Jello Biafra trip; i only started to get into P. Scream once they opened up on the heaviness/darkness front with 'Evil Heat', 'Xtrmntr' and the thundering 'Live In Japan' (still my fave P. Scream album.) Ah, but i was so much older then, i'm younger than that now (thanks Bob) so it's time i re-appraised these early albums and gave them a fair go. Thanks for the opportunity, Nate.

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    1. A few more sets of PS to come. Hope you like some of it. Thanks, brother.

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  3. As they sing in 2013 "It(s Allright, It's Ok" !
    Merci, je ne connaissais pas Sonic Flower Groove

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  4. Thanks NØ for helping me pursue as I should have after their track on the 'Where The Pyramid Meets The Eye" early tribute for Roky and elevators. That song is on the Screamadelic release that this Friday morning I just played quick fetch game for using CNVmp3 and my old nemesis youtube (Ha-Haaa!)...here's the link for your cool readers convenience: https://bestfile.io/J8GEpgFO9v9dKJx/file

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    1. Thanks for the comment & the link, VCMD.

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  5. Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica' was never as big here in the US as it seems to be in the UK. I didn't hear it until years after it came out. I learned a few years ago that it came out the same week as some other massive albums. RHCP's 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik,' ATCQ's 'Low End Theory,' Pixies' 'Trompe le Monde,' & Nirvana's 'Nevermind.' Pretty amazing.
    -Peter

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    1. Thanks, Peter. Quite a week in music.

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  6. That’s exactly the kind of detour I enjoy. Everyone goes straight to Screamadelica, but exploring the records that came before it gives you a much better sense of how strange and unpredictable their evolution was — cheers for going down the rabbit hole!.

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    1. All because of you.

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    2. I know it's from 1997 so you don't need to post it but any chance you can find this album? Gene - Drawn To The Deep End

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    3. Gene - Drawn to the Deep End, Polydor genec 3, 1997.
      https://mega.nz/file/6xt1nQiQ#AZApMXDAcUorRDqBZaUNTkvpIdzqfCSEjUOb0V8EXYM

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    4. Great, Dayglo Abortions - Death Race 2000 1999

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    5. Dayglo Abortions - Deathrace 2000, God Records 91292, 1999.
      https://mega.nz/file/b0VGgQqK#1zC8mBvGbMoyhzXydifalTAVG8dvVIpcRS2yy0W4m8s

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    6. Brother Cane - Brother Cane 1993, please

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    7. Brother Cane - Brother Cane, Virgin 077778779728, 1993.
      https://mega.nz/file/y9FmTLbB#BMwI11rHDYElxkYjkE9_zfhdN2nlI9rX4XsXWIyJJzo

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    8. Give - Easy, NS Music NS001, 1993.
      https://mega.nz/file/DttWUTrT#rr9gjwvGZ3sg_83XJIjOVx1fwa5ZUpcX8iMPGvtfMcY

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    9. Swelter - Swelter 1996

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    10. Beck - Mellow Gold 1994?

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    11. Beck - Mellow Gold, Bong Load Records DGCD24634, 1994.
      https://mega.nz/file/Ps032QwR#yCDGF52zEb4p_tN9HFWeZfOrPJTQbLagRlOHDS3AFbk

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    12. Plankeye - Spill 1994, please

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    13. Plankeye - Spill, Walk the Plank Records, 1993.
      https://mega.nz/file/qpUB3S6T#Uj6e6k2nPojnbsCnN7q-TkmN8pz3BGySZGVtzQTK4D4

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    14. Cool, Unbroken - Life. Love. Regret. 1994

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    15. Unbroken - Life, Love, Regret, New Age Records number 22, 1994.
      https://mega.nz/file/ygkWXKjQ#yyFwr73TtsYxVvdWBNNrSdTMn_AWYVtbfJehSIAY3KA

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    16. Rövsvett - Den Falske Kakaoinspektören 1994, please!!

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    17. New Bad Things - Society 1996?

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  7. New Bad Things - Society, Lissy’s Records LISS13CD, 1996.
    https://mega.nz/file/KhMxnJIb#9rSn3p2uBfw0p4ZXzJqXqD13X7MJlY_tkOa9M7SibwQ

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