Clear Vinyl. Boasting eleven previously unreleased BBC session recordings plus all five songs from Primal Scream's first two Creation Records singles, Reverberations (Travelling In Time) perfectly captures what many believe to be a crucial era for one of the UK's most important groups as they went on to influence a wave of emerging bands, most notably The Stone Roses. It's a collection which provides a snapshot of the youthful innocence and uninhibited passion that characterised their early two-minute indie-pop adventures. The album includes a wealth of unseen period photography plus essays by band members Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie as well as music historian Bob Stanley. The cover illustration was provided by renowned British illustrator and designer Julie Verhoeven.
1 Imperial - Janice Long BBC Radio 1 Session July 1986
2 Velocity Girl - Janice Long BBC Radio 1 Session July 1986
3 Feverclaw - Janice Long BBC Radio 1 Session July 1986
4 Silent Spring - Janice Long BBC Radio 1 Session July 1986
5 I Love You - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session December 1985
6 Tomorrow Ends Today - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session May 1986
7 Bewitched and Bewildered - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session May 1986
8 Crytstal Crescent - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session December 1985
9 Subterranean - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session December 1985
10 Leaves - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session May 1986
11 Aftermath - John Peel BBC Radio 1 Session December 1985
12 All Fall Down
13 It Happens
14 Crytstal Crescent
15 Velocity Girl
16 Spirea X
Clear Vinyl. Boasting eleven previously unreleased BBC session recordings plus all five songs from Primal Scream's first two Creation Records singles, Reverberations (Travelling In Time) perfectly captures what many believe to be a crucial era for one of the UK's most important groups as they went on to influence a wave of emerging bands, most notably The Stone Roses. It's a collection which provides a snapshot of the youthful innocence and uninhibited passion that characterised their early two-minute indie-pop adventures. The album includes a wealth of unseen period photography plus essays by band members Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie as well as music historian Bob Stanley. The cover illustration was provided by renowned British illustrator and designer Julie Verhoeven.
