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DOES THE FISH HAVE CHIPS : EARLY AND LATE WORKS 1986-1989
STUMP
2014 collection from the quirky British band. Stump were definitely one-of-a-kind, a peculiar and highly innovative mix of Talking Heads, Captain Beefheart, '70s Art Rock and '80s Post-Punk. The Anglo-Irish quartet emerged in 1986 with an EP on Ron Johnson and the track 'Buffalo', which also appeared on the NME's C86 cassette. After a debut album QUIRK OUT on their own label, they signed in 1987 to Ensign and enjoyed some success with the single 'Charleston Heston' and album a FIERCE PANKCAKE. Named after one of the many bizarre lyrics from 'Buffalo', Does the Fish Have Chips offers Stump's entire pre-Ensign output, including two rare compilation appearances and their iconic Peel session (issued at the time as a 12' on Strange Fruit). Also included are a handful of later recordings from 1988/89, after their time with Ensign, including two contributions to an Edward Barton tribute album by respective pairs of the band. (Amazon.com)
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- STUMP :
- Kev HOPPER Basse
- Robert MCKAHEY Drum
- Chris SALMON Guitare
- Mick LYNCH Voix
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1
Orgasm Way
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2
Ice The Levant
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3
Grab Hands
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4
50-0-55
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5
Tupperware Stripper
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6
Our Fathers
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7
Kitchen Table
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8
Buffalo
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9
Everything In Its Place
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10
Bit Part Actor
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11
Big End
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12
Down On The Kitchen Table (John Peel Radio Session, 26-01-1986)
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13
Orgasm Way (John Peel Radio Session, 26-01-1986)
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14
Grab Hands (John Peel Radio Session, 26-01-1986)
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15
Buffalo (John Peel Radio Session, 26-01-1986)
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16
Living It Down
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17
The Queen And The Pope
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18
Seven Sisters
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19
The Lipstick Maker
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20
Maggie
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21
Love Is Too Small A Word
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22
King Of A Flat Country (by Robert Mckahey & Kev Hopper)
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23
Knob Gob (by Mick Lynch & Chris Salmon)