The Breakaways - Walking
Out On Love- The Lost Sessions
In Flac - scans are included
1. Everyday Things
2. One Way Ticket
3. Radio Station
4. Little Suzy
5. Working Too Hard
6. Thing Of The Past
7. I Don't Fit In
8. Will You Come Through?
9. House On The Hill
10. Do You Want To Love Me?
11. Let Me Into Your Life
12. USA
13. Walking Out On Love
This cd features demos cut by Peter Case and Paul Collins in between the demise of the Nerves and the formation of their respective bands, the Plimsouls and the Beat. The thirteen songs include a few that had been recorded by the Nerves such as "One Way Ticket" and "Working Too Hard," as well as originals that would become staples for the Plimsouls ("Everyday Things") and Beat ("I Don't Fit In," "Let Me Into Your Life," "USA" and "Walking Out on Love"). Even more interesting to fans are the originals that didn't make it past these rough demos. "Radio Station" features the deep reverb guitar and impassioned vocal Case would perfect with the Plimsouls, "Will You Come Through?" has the ringing guitar of a P.F. Sloan folk rocker, and "House on the Hill" shows off Case's rock `n' soul sound.
In Flac - scans are included
1. Everyday Things
2. One Way Ticket
3. Radio Station
4. Little Suzy
5. Working Too Hard
6. Thing Of The Past
7. I Don't Fit In
8. Will You Come Through?
9. House On The Hill
10. Do You Want To Love Me?
11. Let Me Into Your Life
12. USA
13. Walking Out On Love
This cd features demos cut by Peter Case and Paul Collins in between the demise of the Nerves and the formation of their respective bands, the Plimsouls and the Beat. The thirteen songs include a few that had been recorded by the Nerves such as "One Way Ticket" and "Working Too Hard," as well as originals that would become staples for the Plimsouls ("Everyday Things") and Beat ("I Don't Fit In," "Let Me Into Your Life," "USA" and "Walking Out on Love"). Even more interesting to fans are the originals that didn't make it past these rough demos. "Radio Station" features the deep reverb guitar and impassioned vocal Case would perfect with the Plimsouls, "Will You Come Through?" has the ringing guitar of a P.F. Sloan folk rocker, and "House on the Hill" shows off Case's rock `n' soul sound.
In addition to the songs Collins would re-record with
the Beat, he offers the driving drums and Everly-styled harmonies of "Little
Suzy" and the rhythm-guitar propelled "Do You Want to Love Me?" As Collins notes
in the liners, "this is the sound of pop on the streets of Los Angeles circa
1978, no money, no deals, just the burning desire to make something happen in a
town without pity." Case and Collins approached these sessions with the
unbridled passion and total dedication of musicians without masters - no label,
no audience, no radio stations, no managers or agents, just the muse of pop
music. The recordings may be fuzzy in spots, but the invention is clear as a
chiming bell.
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Special thanx to JPaul for this brilliant
contribution!

3 comments:
thanks for the post. love the plimsouls and the beat so looking forward to hearing this cd.
As Ratboy Says...a Brilliant contribution!!!!
Thanks to both of you!!!
Thanks for the share, Your Ratness. Tasty!
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