Sire
MILK CD1
(1991)
Rock/Pop
CD, 12
Tracks, 58:15
Length
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01 |
Hearts & Minds |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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04:24 |
02 |
How Long |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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03:38 |
03 |
Sweet Inspiration |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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05:29 |
04 |
Groovy Train |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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04:10 |
05 |
Higher & Higher |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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04:39 |
06 |
Don't Let Me Down |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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04:36 |
07 |
Family Of Man |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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04:44 |
08 |
Tell The Story |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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03:39 |
09 |
Very Emotional |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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04:41 |
10 |
All Together Now |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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05:43 |
11 |
Higher & Higher (Remix) |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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06:10 |
12 |
Very Emotional (Remix) |
Steve Grimes; Peter Hooten |
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06:22 |
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Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Vocals |
Peter Hooten |
Guitar |
Keith Mullin |
Guitar |
Steve Grimes |
Bass |
Carl Hunter |
Drums |
Roy Boulter |
Keyboards |
Ben Leach |
Musician |
The Farm |
Producer |
Stan Cullimore; Paul Heaton; Graham "Suggs" Mcpherson |
Engineer |
Noel Rafferty; Gary Wilkinson |
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Index |
#
1085 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
House, Indie Rock, Synth Pop |
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The Farm's debut album Spartacus is one of the more ridiculous by-products of baggy, containing all of its rolling, neo-psychedelic grooves and blissfully colorful pop hooks, yet very little of its charm, character, or substance. Since baggy was never about substance, this is particularly damning. Still, the Farm manages to turn out a couple of goofily endearing singles with "Groovy Train" and "All Together Now," but the group shows no real feeling for dance-club rhythms, or even pop hooks. As an artifact, Spartacus is fascinating, since it demonstrates how far the over the top the entire Madchester phenomenon went, even if the record itself isn't necessarily good listening. -- Stephen Thomas Erlewine (allmusic.com)