PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED Cruel EP 1992

Found this Friday at a Goodwill thrift store. Never have seen a copy of this anywhere. It's a UK import "limited edition individually numbered digipak" CD. My copy says on the front of the digipak that the "...booklet includes the wit and wisdom of John Lydon." I suspect that few people didn't even care about a P.I.L. release that was numbered and limited edition when it was released almost 20 years ago. And I doubt most of you are hanging on the edge of your seat waiting for me to pound out some text of Lydon's quotes and thus will be spared his cynical twattery.

1. Cruel
2. Love Hope
3. Rise (live)
4. Home (live)

JAH WOBBLE'S INVADERS OF THE HEART

Rising Above Bedlam
1992

The Sun Does Rise EP
1994

 

 

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Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart Biography

by Greg Prato

Led by renowned bassist Jah Wobble, Invaders of the Heart specialize in an experimental ethnic fusion of styles. After leaving Public Image Ltd. in the early '80s, Wobble immediately began issuing solo albums (The Legend Lives On, etc.), before releasing albums under the Invaders moniker (which are basically Wobble solo albums with special guests). Several albums have been credited to Invaders of the Heart over the years, the first being Without Judgement, followed by Rising Above Bedlam and The Sun Does Rise, the latter of which included appearances by such artists as Baaba Maal, Dolores O'Riordan, Natasha Atlas, Gavin Friday, Najma Akhtar, and Chaka Demus. Wobble resurrected Invaders of the Heart for 2016's Every Thing Is No Thing, with special guests Tony Allen and Nik Turner.

 

Rising Above Bedlam

Tracklist

  1. Visions of You
  2. Relight The Flame
  3. Bomba
  4. Ungodly Kingdom
  5. Rising Above Bedlam
  6. Erzulie
  7. Everyman's An Island
  8. Soledad
  9. Sweet Divinity
10. Wonderworld

Sun Does Rise EP


Tracklist

1. The Sun Does Rise
2. Yalili Ya Aini
3. Raga
4. Whiskey Priests