Sensitive: An Indie Pop Anthology | Various Artists

Product Code: NEMYLP018

EAN: 0198846287331
Catalogue Code: NEMYLP018
Title: Sensitive: An Indie Pop Anthology,
Principle Contributor: Various Artists
Contributors: Various Artists
Genre: Rock/Pop, Compilation
Produced by Label/Studio: Needle Mythology
Published by: The Orchard, 14 Feb 2025
Format: Vinyl / 12" Album,
Media: 2 disc(s)

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Expected Release Date: 14 February 2025

£39.00

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Disc 1
1. Pristine Christine - The Sea Urchins
2. Get Out of My Dream - The Clouds
3. Truck Train Tractor - The Pastels
4. Once More - The Wedding Present
5. Almost Prayed - The Weather Prophets
6. If She Doesn t Smile (It ll Rain) - Fantastic Something
7. Talulah Gosh - Talulah Gosh
8. Crash - The Primitives
9. It s a Good Thing - That Petrol Emotion
10. Hang-ten! - The Soup Dragons
11. When It All Comes Down - Miaow
12. Kaleidoscope World - The Chills
13. Somewhere in China - Shop Assistants
14. I ll Still Be There - Razorcuts
15. Abandon Ship - April Showers
Disc 2
1. Someone Stole My Wheels - Biff Bang Pow!
2. Dying Day - Orange Juice
3. Hammering Heart - Del Amitri
4. Why Does the Rain - The Loft
5. Yesterday - The Nivens
6. Ten Miles - Phil Wilson
7. Sensitive - The Field Mice
8. Brighter - The Railway Children
9. Adam s Song (Pour Fenella) - The Sun and the Moon
10. She Looks Right Through Me - The Waltones
11. Therese - The Bodines
12. Velocity Girl - Primal Scream
13. Will He Kiss Me Tonight - Dolly Mixture
14. Some Candy Talking - The Jesus and Mary Chain
15. Candydiosis - Pop Will Eat Itself

Cover Notes: The compilation features 30 songs in total by artists who defined the indiepop aesthetic, among them The Jesus & Mary Chain, The Sea Urchins, Primal Scream, The Pastels, Talulah Gosh, Orange Juice, The Field Mice, The Primitives, The Wedding Present, Miaow, Razorcuts, Dolly Mixture, The Bodines, Shop Assistants, The Soup Dragons, The Loft, The Chills, That Petrol Emotion and The Railway Children. 'Sensitive' takes its name from the single released by The Field Mice, and marks the first time that The Field Mice have allowed one of their songs to be used on a compilation released by any label other than Sarah Records, who released all their records at the time.

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