music.wikisort.org - CompositionShort Circuit: Live at the Electric Circus is a compilation album of songs recorded live at the Electric Circus, Manchester, on 1 and 2 October 1977, two concerts marking the last nights of the venue before it closed. Released by Virgin Records in June 1978, the album was originally only available on 10-inch blue, black, and yellow vinyl.[2][3]
1978 live album by Various Artists
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Released | 16 June 1978 |
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Recorded | 1–2 October 1977, The Electric Circus, Manchester, England |
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Genre | Punk rock, reggae |
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Label | Virgin |
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Warsaw performed on the second night; three months later they changed their name to Joy Division, which is how they are credited on the sleeve.[7]
The album was the debut release for the Fall; Joy Division had self-released their debut 7-inch EP An Ideal for Living just 13 days earlier, and all the other bands had released debuts in 1977.
Release
Some original copies of the album came with a free 7-inch single, "Another Close Shave" by comedian John Dowie.[2]
The album was reissued on CD in 1990 on the Blue Plate label.
Track listing
- 10" vinyl (Virgin VCL5003)
Side A
- The Fall: "Stepping Out" – 2:36
- John Cooper Clarke: "(You Never See a Nipple in The) Daily Express" – 1:03
- Warsaw: "At a Later Date" – 3:00
- The Drones: "Persecution Complex" – 2:50
Side B
- Steel Pulse: "Makka Splaff (The Colly Man)" – 5:45
- John Cooper Clarke: "I Married a Monster from Outer Space" – 1:30
- The Fall: "Last Orders" – 3:08
- Buzzcocks: "Time's Up" – 2:58
References
Sources
- Gatenby, Phill; Gill, Craig (2011). The Manchester Musical History Tour. Manchester: Empire Publications. ISBN 9781901746716.
- Gimarc, George (2005). Punk Diary: The Ultimate Trainspotter's Guide to Underground Rock 1970–1982. Milwaukee: Backbeat Books. ISBN 0-8793-0848-6.
- Kennedy, Jake (2006). Joy Division and the making of Unknown Pleasures. London: Unanimous Ltd. ISBN 1-903318-80-7.
- Robb, John (2010). The North Will Rise Again. Manchester Music City (1977-1996). London: Aurum Press. ISBN 978-1-84513-534-8.
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Short Circuit: Live at the Electric Circus es un álbum recopilatorio de canciones en directo interpretadas en el Electric Circus de Mánchester, entre el 1 y 2 de octubre de 1977, durante los conciertos previos al cierre del lugar. Virgin Records publicó el disco en 1978 en vinilo azul, negro y amarillo de diez pulgadas.[2][3]
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