THE EVENINGS
LET'S GO
Release Date: 30th Sep, 2002Cat No: DISCO0209
Format: CDS
Tracks: Let's Go ~ Confuse And Destroy ~ Golf Audience Reaction To Missed Putt
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Every once in a while a little piece of truly original shiny silver circularity
drops in our laps and we find ourselves duty bound to share this with
the good residents of The StarHarbour. We apologise for the tardy delivery,
but new CIN legislation demands we supply a lyric sheet with every release.
We have had six or several able bodied (but fantastically stupid) volunteers
working round the clock counting up the La’s on ’Let’s
GO’ so’s we can satisfy this beurocratic baloney. We’re
not even allowed to reproduce the lyric without their permission, you
can obtain the sheet by sending a cheque or postal order for £2
to
CIN Chart administrators: 22 Palls Malls, London English.
KEEP YOUR FRIENDS CLOSE AND YOUR ENEMIES EVEN CLOSER.
The Evenings is the work of one Mark Baldwin and two of his imaginary
friends Tom Maitland and Marianne Thomas who don’t exist. He’s
biased in the sleepy township of Upper Wolvercote a slum suburb of the
subsidised estate that is North Oxford; a stones throw from the world
famous Trout Inn, or The White Hart which my sister used to run. Mark
comes from a very musical family, his Father was the accordionist on the
Mary Rose, his Uncle, also called Billy, was responsible for the theme
music to ‘Take the high road’ and his brothers released a single
with Shifty Disco under the pseudonym Pantonic.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO URUSEI YATSURA?
Yes! that is Henry Rollins and YES! that is Vaughn Williams, who would
have ever thought that the two of them would end up together working in
such perfect, if hapless harmony, only in the Kingdom Of The Random do
such things circumstance … and even then, just like Lotto, you’ve
more chance of flying to Pluto on a biscuit .. ‘confuse and destroy’?
I’ll say. Golf audience reaction to missed putt contains no golfing
samples as far as we know, but someone young said it was quite ‘phat’.
I’VE SAID IT BEFORE AND THIS TIME IT’S DIFFERENT.
Next Month; a band you’ve actually heard of from New York City Us
of A.