Showing posts with label The Plums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Plums. Show all posts

01 December 2016

THE PLUMS Gun 1994



 
 


 

The Plums

In 1992, Kennedy-McCracken formed indie pop four-piece The Plums with guitarist Steve Moffat and drummer Shamus Goble; all three had previously played in the band Jack and the Beanstalk. They were joined by Pete McCracken on bass guitar.[10] According to rock music historian Ian McFarlane, "The Plums mixed strident guitar riffs with melodic pop roots. Kennedy was the band's focal point with her tough-but-graceful presence, opinionated views and emotion-charged, if imperfect, vocals".[10]
The band released two EPs on Mushroom's Temptation label, Au Revoir Sex Kitten and Read All Over.[10] The album Gun followed in 1994. The band's final recording was the Heavenly EP, released in 1995. The band broke up the same year.
 

Tracklist

1 Gun 3:21
2 All The Way Back 4:44
3 Baby 3:33
4 Find This Anywhere 3:46
5 Is It The Way 4:42
6 Pretty Face 3:52
7 Frame Eye 3:18
8 Axeman 3:51
9 Why Don't You Say 4:30
10 The Trip 3:26
11 When You Come Over 5:06
 

02 May 2011

DEADSTAR


1996

Milk
1997


Somewhere Over The Radio
1999

By request

Thanks Kasper for these records!


Discogs


Deadstar Biography by Tom Demalon

The Australian band Deadstar formed out of necessity. Guitarist Barry Palmer (of Hunters & Collectors and Melbourne session drummer Peter Jones had completed tracks for a film score and were in need of lyrics and vocals. They enlisted ex-Plums singer Caroline Kennedy and, although little came of the film, the three chose to make their artistic union a going concern. In the UK, Discordant Records picked up the single "Valentine's Day," selling through the initial pressing. The three were joined on a tour in the UK by ex-Crowded House bassist Nick Seymour, but he left the group to be replaced by another of Kennedy's Plums bandmates, Peter McCracken. Additionally, Michael Den was added as a second guitarist. Together, Deadstar has released three albums, 1996's Deadstar, 1997's Milk, and 1999's Somewhere Over The Radio.



Deadstar


Tracklist

1
Going Down3:53
2
She Loves She4:33
3
Sister4:25
4
Valentine's Day2:58
5
I Got Your Number3:11
6
Dead Star4:56
7
Put Me Back Together1:21
8
My Best Friend3:02
9
What's Eating You3:01
10
The Dress Looks Better On Me2:12
11
Another Sunny Day3:52
12
Wristwatch6:24
13
Apologia4:23



Milk

Tracklist

1
Don't It Get You Down3:34
2
I've Got Something To Tell You2:57
3
Please3:45
4
Fifteen4:03
5
Ooh My Love3:22
6
R-U-4-♥4:01
7
Henry And Godiva At The Bar3:59
8
My Goods3:54
9
Beauty Queen3:26
10
Sex Sell3:05



Somewhere Over The Radio

Tracklist

1
Run Baby Run3:30
2
Deeper Water4:25
3
Lights Go Down3:33
4
Drivin'5:22
5
Highway 314:11
6
Satellite4:59
7
Texas4:56
8
Here You Come4:04
9
Over The Radio4:42
10
Don't Leave3:36
11
Salon Baby5:59
12
Not For Money4:07