Graeme Jefferies Messages For The Cakekitchen Vinyl LP 2021
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Cat no. LPALLY002
Tracklist:
1. All the Colours Run Dry
2. Reason to Keep Swimming
3. Prisoner of a Single Passion
4. Nothing That's New
5. The Simple Tapestry of Fate
6. If the Moon Dies
7. The Cardhouse
8. The Greenkeepers
9. Is the Timing Wrong?
Ally Records reissues the influential and long out of print "Messages For The Cakekitchen" ' the seminal 1988 Flying Nun album from internationally known, legendary multi-instrumentalist Graeme Jefferies ' his first solo record and the bridge to his main recording project, The Cakekitchen. "Messages'", out-of-print for nearly twenty years, sees its first US pressing since 1993, featuring Graeme's intended full-color artwork of the original jacket and insert for the first time. Recorded in Auckland and Christchurch from 1985 to 1987 and mixed in Dunedin by Graeme and his brother and former TKP and Nocturnal Projections bandmate, Peter Jefferies, "Messages..." initiates the 'found-sound' tapestries which continue as a hallmark of Graeme's music today.
1. All the Colours Run Dry
2. Reason to Keep Swimming
3. Prisoner of a Single Passion
4. Nothing That's New
5. The Simple Tapestry of Fate
6. If the Moon Dies
7. The Cardhouse
8. The Greenkeepers
9. Is the Timing Wrong?
Ally Records reissues the influential and long out of print "Messages For The Cakekitchen" ' the seminal 1988 Flying Nun album from internationally known, legendary multi-instrumentalist Graeme Jefferies ' his first solo record and the bridge to his main recording project, The Cakekitchen. "Messages'", out-of-print for nearly twenty years, sees its first US pressing since 1993, featuring Graeme's intended full-color artwork of the original jacket and insert for the first time. Recorded in Auckland and Christchurch from 1985 to 1987 and mixed in Dunedin by Graeme and his brother and former TKP and Nocturnal Projections bandmate, Peter Jefferies, "Messages..." initiates the 'found-sound' tapestries which continue as a hallmark of Graeme's music today.