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Shine
Bright On Thursdays
(Openhaus Communications 2012) £5 including p&p
25 tracks including live
favourites BASIC, National Trust, Zubenelgenubi, Office Politics and many
more...
Full tracklisting:
1. Zubenelgenubi
,2. Date-Stamping Song
, 3. Walk Me to the End of the Pier (Pts 1 & 2)
, 4. Amersham Summer Holiday
, 5. Office Politics in C
, 6. Living in the Shadow of Gog & Magog
, 7. Never Get to Heaven on the Northern Line
, 8. Library Booksales
, 9. Bread & milk & Newspapers
, 10. Darts weren’t the Same when Den Hegarty Left
, 11. Mr Paxman
, 12. Famous Diplodocus
, 13. London Street Café
, 14. To the Manor House Born
, 15. Who Else Writes Like
, 16. Not in the Team
, 17. Highway M25
, 18. Father Thames’s Tarty Aunts
, 19. Like Fassbinder
, 20. Menu of Meaningless Choices
, 21. Dance of the Superstore Shoppers
, 22. When London Shone
, 23. Song in BASIC
, 24. National Trust
, 25. I’m the M25
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Underground Overdue
[Openhaus Communications 2006] £5 |
27 tracks including songs from "Project
Adorno's A-Z of the London Underground" show, a few more poems about
libraries and a definite hint of "chanson" creeping in to some of the
numbers. Tracks include: Cabaret Tonight, Pablo, Song for Germaine, Dollis
Hill & Upney Sidings.
Full Tracklisting:
1.Cabaret Tonight
, 2. Bill Bedford
, 3. Pablo
, 4.Ballad of JG Ballard
, 5.I wanna be a Chief Librarian
, 6. Song for Germaine
, 7.Colindale Copper
, 8.Tom ‘n’ Huck in Dollis Hill
, 9.Goodge Street Shuffle
, 10.Kennington Forever
, 11.Central Line
, 12.Little PC
, 13.Five Libraries
, 14.We Never Made it to Paris
, 15.The Secret Diary of Neil Tennant
, 16.Woody
, 17.Cockney Capers
, 18.Romania & Chad
, 19.Russell Square
, 20.The Ballad of Brian Johnston
, 21.Upney Sidings
, 22.Sunny Vauxhall
, 23.Ode to Sutton
, 24.No More If s & Buts
, 25.Blondie (A Western Spectacular)
, 26.Kirsty’s Library World
, 27.Oh Librarian
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Tales of Tiny
Wormholes
[Beat Bedsit Records 2003] £5 |
20 songs and electro-beat poems of
Project Adorno. Also known as their "sci-fi" album including as it
does some songs from their Edinburgh hit show "Stop the Tardis". Tracks
include: Underground, Tom Baker, Salvador Dali won't do the washing up,
Stephen Hawking and Double act.
Full Tracklisting:
1.Popular Culture propaganda
Machine, 2. Weekends, 3.Underground, 4.Tom Baker, 5.Salvador Dali
Won’t Do the Washing Up, 6.Stephen Hawking (I’m Outta Here),
7.Follow the Nerd, 8.Goggle-Eyes, 9.Snap Snap, 10.Let’s
Communicate, 11.Jelly Monsters, 12.Regular Kind of Timelord Guy,
13.Shiny Happy Library People, 14.Broadway Bros, 15.Timeless
Musician, 16.Master Plan, 17.Double Act, 18.Jeremy, 19.Celebration,
20.Davros XFM (excerpt)
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Project Adorno: Cheap Sweets &
Sequencers
[ Beat Bedsit Records 2001] £5 |
16 track full-length CD. The first album
"proper" from the Adorno boys. Tracks include: Letter to a line manager,
Library!, Photocopier love affair, I'll turn my house into a field and Davros
(leader of the Daleks).
Full Tracklisting:
1.Lucky Number Cruncher, 2.Great North Road, 3.Letter to a Line Manager, 4.Third
Sister, 5.Library!, 6.Wiggenhall St Germans, 7.Lifelines, 8.Battery,
9.Photocopier Love Affair, 10.I’ll Turn My House into a Field, 11.Mentor with
Intent, 12.Astromnemonic, 13.World Noise, 14.Mid Essex Health Authority,
15.Davros (Leader of the Daleks), 16.Cheap Sweets Sequence
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Project Adorno: PA/CD
[Openhaus Communications 2000] £3 |
5 track EP capturing the spirit of Project
Adorno as heard in London's off-beat live venues. Tracklisting:
1. Sex Pistols' Last Photo
A paean to punk enfant terribles,
the Sex Pistols, influenced by the book "England's Dreaming" by Jon Savage.
2. Mastertronic Mindgames
Namechecking all those old
8-bit computer game faves, it's the Spectrum vs Commodore debate all over
again...
3. Natural Selection
A river in a sleepy town,
with a morbid secret about to be uncovered....
4. The Other Ones
The tale of 2 original outsiders
with dreams of making it as the "Morcambe & Wise of the pop world scene"!
5. Home
Books, black and white photographs,
faded brown paper wrap - Never has memory, nostalgia and retrospect sounded
so relevant.
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