Nick
Nicely was an underground UK artist in the 80s and these are archive
recordings. The title track, which starts things off, was a B side of a UK
psych single back in 1982. It is pretty trippy for this time period and reminds
me of early Pink Floyd, Syd era. Belinda
is next is a spacey and quite psychedelic track with a lot of studio effects.
Trippy. A live version of 49 cigars starts the B-side and it is nearly 6 mins,
more than double the original length. It is quite noisy and far out and much
more heavy and dangerous than the slicker studio version. I would say you can
hardly recognize the track to start with. Very cool. Lobster Dobbs is a short track just over 2mins
long and a sort of spacey psychedelic blues number but then it is over.. like
an undeveloped idea that could have gone somewhere very interesting,
indeed.
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