Happyhead - Give Happyhead flac album

GIVE HAPPYHEAD by Happyhead, released 27 September 1991 1. Happyhead Theme pt1 2. Fabulous 3. Digital Love Thing 4. Atomic Candy 5. Hurt Dirt And Desire 6. A Wave That Breaks Forever 7. I Fall Awake 8. Harmony 9. Get Out The Cab 10. Love Kills 11. Spacetown 1. Happyhead Theme Pt2 Happyhead was Carl Marsh's short-lived project following the dissolution of Shriekback. Taking its cues from the pharmacological grooves of acid house and the Madchester scene, Happyhead was a colorful, brash coupling of acid house rhythms and loud guitars. Happyhead consisted of Marsh (dubbed Kylie Brush) on vocals and guitars, Jim Kimberly (JFK) on keyboards and drums, and Steve Greetham (the Great Steven) on bass, with producer/mixer David Barratt taking an active writing role with Marsh. Got it. + add. album.

Happy Head Lyrics: Do you wanna know what happens inside my happy head?, There's nothing I can say that hasn't already been said, Sometimes I'm up so high, sometimes I'm down, I can't remember. Do you wanna know what happens inside my happy head? There's nothing I can say that hasn't already been said Sometimes I'm up so high, sometimes I'm down I can't remember having my feet on level ground. Think I'm going up again Hear the angels fall Think I'm going up again Catch me when I fall. Just filling up the spaces inside my happy head I fill it in the morning and tonight I'll take you to bed Oh won't somebody cut me down and set me free? I've spent so long killing time and now it's killing me. Think I'm going up again Hear the.

Anyone listening to Happyhead's sole album unaware of the participants would likely be shocked to find out that the album's mastermind is Carl Marsh, former lead singer of the considerably more intriguing Shriekback. Give Happyhead is slick post-Madchester dance-pop not at all far removed from Jesus Jones or Happy Mondays, with little of the wit or invention shown even in Shriekback's more commercially minded later albums

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Give Happyhead is slick post-Madchester dance-pop not at all far removed from Jesus Jones or Happy Mondays, with little of the wit or invention shown even in Shriekback's more commercially minded later albums. The songs tend to be a little too speedy for effective dancing, and Marsh's sloganeering, obsessively self-referential lyrics might have worked better if he hadn't unwisely chosen to print them on the CD booklet.

Happyhead Theme Fabulous. Hurt, Dirt and Desire. A Wave That Breaks Forever. Get Out the Cab, Babe. Back of My Cab. Baby USA. Fat City. Let's Go See Mr. Hyde.