Low Red Moon
ギター弾いてる時だけは、なんか無敵になった気分でさ！！
A duo. 1986 to 1987 and 1992 to 1998 with a slight return 2015.
Another abridged and videographically embiggened album.
00:00 Try Making Me Laugh
00:56 Walkman & Bicycle
02:32 Pillows
03:37 Girlfriend Into Girlfriend
04:36 Different Signs
05:28 100 Years
06:40 70s Child
07:22 St. Machar Drive
08:24 Fortune Teller
10:21 September
11:21 For The Better
12:26 Jimmy & Marilyn
13:23 Half The World
14:34 I Know You’re Waiting
15:46 Fear Of Flying
17:52 Other People’s Angels
A little more info.
And the working out of old numbers and recording for posterity keeps right on coming. From the Pokeweed Wormfence cassette album which saw the regrouping of VTOR after four years this demonstrates the ease with which backwards effects could be done on a four track cassette recorder by just flipping over the tape.
I have a number of other tapes that also demonstrate how easy it is to record on the wrong tracks having flipped the cassette and getting confused about which track is which.
Just 32 years old at the time of posting.
A reupload from the improved Bandcamp version of 1998’s A Field Further with added words and chords.
Further to my video of 18th November…
Another of the videos I’ve made after working out how I played some tunes from back in the day.
I’ve been working out how I played a few tunes of yesteryear from less than exhaustive notes and videoing them for posterity.
This unused song’s one slight flaw split the duo for four years in one of our many falling outs. Otherwise I may have been in an unsuccessful band in Aberdeen rather than Sussex. Twenty nine years later it may not be so obvious what annoyed me but there’s a clue at the end of the video.
In an unexpected turn of events here’s a new song from VTOR.
Though the last album to be reissued it actually contains the earliest songs as originally recorded in 1986 and 1987 plus a number re-recorded for the cassette version of ‘Einmal Ist Keinmal’ in 1993.
The loud one. (For most part).
With so many songs to record in the summer of 1993 we did a rough division by volume.