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Pram - The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small ... Stay As You Are album flac Performer: Pram
Title: The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small ... Stay As You Are
Style: Post Rock, Experimental, Avantgarde
Released: 1993
Country: UK
MP3 album: 1127 mb
FLAC album: 1664 mb
Rating: 4.8
Other formats: ASF MPC MP3 WMA DMF MOD AU
Genre: Electronic / Rock / Pop

Stay as You Are is the debut album of Pram, released in September 1993 through Too Pure. The album takes its name from a caption of an image in Marshall Macluhan’s work The Medium is the Massage. All lyrics written by Rosie Cuckston; all music composed by Pram. Rosie Cuckston – vocals, keyboards. Matt Eaton - guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, sampler. Sam Owen – bass guitar, guitar, keyboards, backing vocals. Max Simpson – keyboards, sampler.

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, 180gram, Red. Country: UK. Released: 04 Mar 2016. Stay As You Are ‎(CD, Album). Purecd 26, PURECD 26. UK. 1993. Stay As You Are ‎(LP, Album).

Pram's fans are a particularly dedicated lot and the group's early out-of-print recordings have become collector's items is an especially coveted artifact, changing hands for substantial amounts at music stores, record conventions, and the like.

02 pram - radio freak in a storm. 08 pram - cape st. vincent. 07 pram - the ra. lac.

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B1. In Dreams You Too Horns – Verdigris. Can. Fly. B2 The Ray. B3 Cape St Vincent. Lyrics By – Rosie Music By – Pram. Contains insert with lyrics on one side, and photo on the other. You Are (LP, Album, RE, 180). Too Pure, Too Purecd 26, Pure.

if you want to find exactly, Please input keywords with double-quote or using multi keywords. Exam: "Keyword 1" "Keyword 2". Artist: Pram. Total songs: 8. Year: 1993 . stay As You Are. Songs: 8.

Tracklist

1 Loco 4:28
2 Radio Freak In A Storm 3:48
3 Loredo Venus 4:25
4 Milky 4:15
5 Dorothy 3:52
6 In Dreams You Too Can Fly 16:10
7 The Ray 3:39
8 Cape St Vincent 3:33

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Too Pure
  • Copyright (c) – Too Pure
  • Glass Mastered At – Nimbus

Credits

  • Music By – The Mysterious Verdigris Horn* (tracks: 6), Pram
  • Photography – Annie
  • Recorded By – Pram

Notes

Standard jewel-case with 8pp booklet insert. Copies in original cases have a red disc-tray.

Recorded at Church Road.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5016554702623
  • Matrix / Runout: PURECD 26 · MASTERED BY NIMBUS

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
Pure 26 Pram The Stars Are So Big The Earth Is So Small ...Stay As You Are ‎(LP, Album) Too Pure Pure 26 UK 1993
MR-051 Pram The Stars Are So Big The Earth Is So Small ...Stay As You Are ‎(LP, Album, RE, 180) Medical Records LLC MR-051 UK 2016


Comments: (1)
Gann
Considering the albums The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small, Helium, Perambulations, Sargasso Sea, North Pole Station, The Museum Of Imaginary Animals, and Somniloquy …Coming together in the late 1980’s, first flying under the banner of Hole, Pram’s initial series of recordings were, shall I say, a bit edgy abrasive and of such a nervous quality that had they been people, would have been fast tracked for one of a litany of the social disorder medications.It’s important to understand that there is no correct or incorrect when it comes to this sort of music … some will refer to this as art-rock, noise rock, avant garde, and even experimental [least I neglect psychedelic], with there being little room for shades of gray, one is either going to like these atypical sounds, or one is going to find them uncomfortable. Certainly the music laid out in their early works, and this review is designed to encompass those, is not mainstream, and having said that, the songs are actual songs presented in a freeform of musical vision and experimentation that is not explosive, but rather tidy and neat, which is almost an oxymoron when it comes to experimental sonic explorations.When Pram first came onto the music scene their attributions and presentation were a new concept, rather than relying on a reissue of old ideas and choices. First and foremost, like Pram or not, their sound is not contrived, and oddly enough, it steers toward an attitude of normalcy, though skirting that normalcy just at the moment they come too close. While creating layers and textures, Pram do embrace a controlled abrasiveness, though intentionally seeming to bypass creating a sonic atmosphere, more content on challenging themselves with sonic levels of texturing and movements that are filled with oscillations that are re-enforced and redefine mood-ish and adventurous aspirations from the late 1950’s and early 60’s experimentations … brightly ushering their ideas into the here and now.Pram’s spectrum is wide and encompassing, and at this intersection most people would want to point to the notions of construction and deconstruction, yet with Pram it all seems to be a matter of construction, rendering the notion of assembling and disassembling a moot idea, as Pram simply move forward, certainly with a variety of juxtapositions, but without the need for underscoring a sense of musical Freudian analysis.Considering the album’s title, The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small, Stay As You Are, is perfectly suited as something that could be attributed to Marshal McLuhan and his work “The Medium Is The Message,” which may just be what Pram were striving for, and accomplished, on these early recordings. Other philosophers would surely content that there is no large or small, that all we know is from our vantage point, and from that point, Pram distinguish themselves without a sense of urgency, but with an elemental personification of truth.Review by Jenell Kesler