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The Cleaners From Venus – Vol.1
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Artist……………: The Cleaners From Venus
Album…………….: Vol.1
Genre…………….: Jangle Pop
Source……………: NMR
Year……………..: 2012
Ripper……………: NMR
Codec…………….: LAME 3.99
Version…………..: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality…………..: Extreme, (avg. bitrate: 283kbps)
Channels………….: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags……………..: ID3 v2.3
Ripped by…………: NMR
Posted by…………: water on 5/6/2012
Included………….: NFO
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:03:23) The Cleaners From Venus – Swinging London
2. (00:03:00) The Cleaners From Venus – A Blue Wave
3. (00:02:34) The Cleaners From Venus – 3 Union Lads
4. (00:02:39) The Cleaners From Venus – Helpless
5. (00:02:25) The Cleaners From Venus – Winter in the Country
6. (00:02:19) The Cleaners From Venus – Modern TV
7. (00:02:22) The Cleaners From Venus – Kool of the Night
8. (00:02:31) The Cleaners From Venus – The Trevor Rutter Experience
9. (00:03:07) The Cleaners From Venus – Marathon
10. (00:03:08) The Cleaners From Venus – A Personal Issue
11. (00:03:05) The Cleaners From Venus – Marathon (2)
12. (00:03:12) The Cleaners From Venus – Urban Jungle
13. (00:03:32) The Cleaners From Venus – A Minimal Animal
14. (00:03:20) The Cleaners From Venus – I Fell in Love With a Cleaner
15. (00:02:53) The Cleaners From Venus – So This Is Modern Jazz, Is It?
16. (00:03:06) The Cleaners From Venus – Marilyn on a Train (1981 Version)
17. (00:03:20) The Cleaners From Venus – A Weekend in Subordia
18. (00:03:42) The Cleaners From Venus – Wivenhoe Bells (1980 Version)
19. (00:02:18) The Cleaners From Venus – University Challange
20. (00:02:47) The Cleaners From Venus – Alien
21. (00:02:46) The Cleaners From Venus – At Home With Myself
22. (00:03:12) The Cleaners From Venus – The Artichoke That Love Me
23. (00:02:27) The Cleaners From Venus – Night Starvation
24. (00:05:29) The Cleaners From Venus – Tukani (Monday Is Grey)
25. (00:03:04) The Cleaners From Venus – A Girl With Cars in Her Eyes
26. (00:02:20) The Cleaners From Venus – I Can’t Stop (Holding On)
27. (00:02:24) The Cleaners From Venus – Living on Nerve Ends
28. (00:02:36) The Cleaners From Venus – I Wanna Do That
29. (00:02:42) The Cleaners From Venus – European War
30. (00:03:05) The Cleaners From Venus – Hungry Day
31. (00:03:58) The Cleaners From Venus – F.U.N.
32. (00:03:27) The Cleaners From Venus – Be an Idiot Pop Star
33. (00:04:05) The Cleaners From Venus – Marilyn on a Train (1982 Version)
34. (00:02:17) The Cleaners From Venus – This Rainy Decade
35. (00:03:02) The Cleaners From Venus – Time in Vain
36. (00:03:32) The Cleaners From Venus – Only a Shadow
37. (00:05:10) The Cleaners From Venus – Corridor of Dream
38. (00:04:23) The Cleaners From Venus – Wivenhoe Bells (Version II)
39. (00:05:16) The Cleaners From Venus – Midnight Cleaners
40. (00:03:30) The Cleaners From Venus – Factory Boy
41. (00:03:40) The Cleaners From Venus – A Wretched Street
42. (00:04:54) The Cleaners From Venus – Don’t You Worry About the Ads
Playing Time………: 02:16:06
Total Size………..: 279.40 MB
NFO generated on…..: 5/6/2012 3:17:14 PM
Collage name # torrents
DIY Post-Punk 39
Anthology info
This box set contains:
Blow Away Your Troubles CT-145
On Any Normal Monday CT-146
Midnight Cleaners CT-147
“Lol Elliot and Martin Newell, who together formed the legendary lo-fi band Cleaners From Venus met in the small town of Wivenhow, southeast England at the turn of the 1980s. Newell, a rock singer and part-time kitchen porter who’d left his band the previous summer and Elliot, a drummer and former hippy traveler, had much in common. They shared a love of sunny 1960s pop music, punk rock and musical comedy. Neither Elliot nor Newell cared much for any kind of musical rule book. Both were dismayed by the new right-wing politics which had now taken over the country. Both were in their twenties, had time on their hands and were keen to start something new.
This is The Cleaners From Venus Vol. 1 Box Set, including the first three albums, completely remastered and on vinyl for the first time. Previously only released on small-run cassettes, these three albums carved a niche for the cult band that would go on to become an inspiration to many. Martin Newell never played by the rules and went on to become a success in his own right.” -label