Sad Lovers And Giants - Feeding The Flame album flac

Sad Lovers & Giants ‎– Feeding The Flame. A very average vinyl reissue. I picked it up a very nice price, so I have no real regrets, but I would not recommend paying the prices for it I have seen some places selling it for. Pressed at GZ and one of their average efforts, not the great work they have done on some other things. No info on mastering or sources at all, I'm guessing this just used 16/44 files as the source. I'm guessing most of these "Radiation Reissues" are like this, no matter the band/album

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Sad Lovers & Giants are a rock band from Watford, England which formed in 1980. Their sound blends post-punk, atmospheric keyboards and psychedelia. The original lineup included vocalist Garçe (Simon) Allard, guitarist Tristan Garel-Funk, bassist Cliff Silver, drummer Nigel Pollard and ist David Wood. Following their debut EP Clé and the "Colourless Dream" single, both issued in 1981, they released their debut studio album, Epic Garden Music in 1982

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Get the Tempo of the tracks from Feeding The Flame (1983) by Sad Lovers And Giants. BPM Profile Feeding the Flame. Album starts at 83BPM, ends at 147BPM (+64), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Sad Lovers and Giants. Melting in the Fullness of Time.

Feeding the Flame is the second studio album by English post-punk band Sad Lovers & Giants. It was released in 1983 on the band's record label, Midnight Music. All lyrics written by Garce; all music composed by Simon Allard and Tristan Garel-Funk, except as noted. Trouser Press classified the album as "distressing".

Watford, England's Sad Lovers & Giants made few headlines but some strong LPs, arguably the best of which, and certainly the most somber, is this collection. Its deftly played and arresting post-punk songs are built around Tristan Garel-Funk and David Woods' subtle evocations of mood. Singer Garce Allard's voice is at once brittle-sounding but self-assured. Both factors complement the sophisticated musical structures of songs such as "Imagination" and "Sleep (Is for Everyone)