Royal Family & The Poor - Sea of E [CD]
Royal Family & The Poor - Sea of E [CD]
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LTM are pleased to announce a comprehensive programme of CD reissues by The Royal Family & the Poor the cult avant-folk-noise collective overseen by reclusive Liverpudlian bard Michael Keane. Formed by Mike Keane & Arthur McDonald in 1978 the duo's early Situationist agenda saw them join Factory Records & appear on the Factory Quartet compilation in 1980. Another early member was Nathan McGough later manager of Happy Mondays. After 1981 the band consisted of Keane alone.
Tracklist:
- Living Light
- Mr. Crow
- Song for Freedom
- Gaia
- Journey
- Honesty
- Creatura
- No More Compromise
- Wounded
- When the Cat's Away
- Time
- Feast of the Supersensualists
- When The Shadow Falls
- Behind The Veil
- Solve Et Coagula
- Entertainment
UPC: 5024545243826
Label: Ltm
Release Date: 7.1.03
Format: CD
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