I've been looking for a long time for the 12" of "Primitive Painters" by Felt (or their "Ignite The Seven Canons" LP on which it's featured) but for some reason i never come across it. It's such a wonderful song. Also after last weekend's record fair in Utrecht i returned home Felt-less once again. At least: almost. Because shortly before leaving i ran into this compilation album AND SUDDENLY IT'S EVENING from Cherry Red, and there it was! At least i can play it on vinyl now. The album has some other fine tunes by the likes of Jane, Eyeless In Gaza, The Monochrome Set and Laibach - but it was the Felt song that i bought it for. The song in which Elizabeth Fraser joins in in the refrain only for the words "you should see my trail of disgrace" is hands down one of the best indie songs of the eighties.
Label: Cherry Red, Rebel Records
Cat.nr.: RE 0035
Year of release: 1986
SIDE A:
01. EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL - Night And Day
02. MARINE GIRLS - On My MInd
03. MORGAN-FISHER - Geneva
04. BEN WATT with ROBERT WYATT - Walter And John
05. TRACEY THORN - Plain Sailing
06. GRAB GRAB THE HADDOCK - For All We Know
07. JANE - It's A Fine Day
SIDE B:
01. ANTHONY PHILLIPS - Esperansa
02. IN EMBRACE - This Brilliant Evening
03. FELT - Primitive Painters
04. EYELESS IN GAZA - Welcome Now
05. THE MONOCHROME SET - The Mating Game
06. LAIBACH - Die Liebe
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