Here is the second single of Drinking Electricity I own.
On the b-side a version of 'Shaking all over' that deserves more the label electronic. I knew that song from the Who (Live at Leeds). But it is written and first performed by Frederick Heath using his pseudonym Johnny Kidd.
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On the b-side a version of 'Shaking all over' that deserves more the label electronic. I knew that song from the Who (Live at Leeds). But it is written and first performed by Frederick Heath using his pseudonym Johnny Kidd.
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Not much known about this band.
Formed by Anne Marie Heighway and David Rome.
Produced by Bob Last and issued on his pop:aural label.
Overview of pop:aural records.
The Discography of Drinking Electricity.
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On the b-side a cheap version which is more electronic.
Tomorrow I'll post another single of them.
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Formed by Anne Marie Heighway and David Rome.
Produced by Bob Last and issued on his pop:aural label.
Overview of pop:aural records.
The Discography of Drinking Electricity.
![](images/Drinking_Electricity_-_Shake_some_action_-_sm.jpg)
On the b-side a cheap version which is more electronic.
Tomorrow I'll post another single of them.
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A hit for Grace Jones, but written and first performed by Daniel Miller as 'The Normal', the first release on his own Mute label.
Very minimalistic.
B-side: T.V.O.D.
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Very minimalistic.
B-side: T.V.O.D.
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From behind the cabinet: Eddie and the Hot Rods - Live at the Marquee on 9th July 1976 (UK, punk/pub rock)
A real good one, you can feel the drive and the live atmosphere.
I saw them once in Paradiso, Amsterdam.
Very solid band, nice covers.
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1 - 96 Tears [2:53]
2 - Get out of Denver [3:52]
3 - Gloria / (I can't get no) Satisfaction [5:21]
You can read more here.
Not shared anymore. Complaints received.
I saw them once in Paradiso, Amsterdam.
Very solid band, nice covers.
![](images/Eddie_and_the_Hot_Rods_-_Live_at_the_Marquee_on_9th_July_1976.gif)
1 - 96 Tears [2:53]
2 - Get out of Denver [3:52]
3 - Gloria / (I can't get no) Satisfaction [5:21]
You can read more here.
Not shared anymore. Complaints received.
A fairly unknown Liverpool band. Sounds much like the Members, but who knows them. Short punky songs with fender guitar.
I heard it on the radio. Every Saturday I listened to John Peel's Music on BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service) that was aired by a nearby military station in Germany.
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I don't know how I got it. Maybe in Amsterdam (No Fun on the Rijnstraat) or Nijmegen or somebody brought it from London. No internet shops at that time.
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I heard it on the radio. Every Saturday I listened to John Peel's Music on BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service) that was aired by a nearby military station in Germany.
![](images/s_Jacket_sm.jpg)
I don't know how I got it. Maybe in Amsterdam (No Fun on the Rijnstraat) or Nijmegen or somebody brought it from London. No internet shops at that time.
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