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Various Artists: Lung Function Years: Solo & Side-projects To / Var - VINYL LPTitle: Lung Function Years: Solo & Side projects To Var Artist: Various Artists Label: Vinyl on Demand Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 769791963450 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2016 09 02 Number of Discs: 5 Additional Details: BOXED SET The Lung Function Years gives an insight into Adrian and Derek Smith's musical legacy from 1982 to 1986 focusing on their Lung Function label, solo work and side projects Half Nervous Those Nervous Surgeons, EFF (Eject
Title: Lung Function Years: Solo & Side-projects To / VarArtist: Various Artists
Label: Vinyl on Demand
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791963450
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2016-09-02
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: BOXED SET
The Lung Function Years gives an insight into Adrian and Derek Smith's musical legacy from 1982 to 1986 focusing on their Lung Function label, solo work and side projects Half Nervous/Those Nervous Surgeons, EFF (Eject Or Fast Forward) and Click Click. In 1976, Adrian got a decent tape machine and recorded everything he ever created. From 1977 to 1980, and before starting the Lung Function Label, Adrian and Derek had the post-punk project Those Nervous Surgeons (Adrian Smith - guitar/synth/vocals; Tim Wilson - bass; Derek Smith - drums; Mark Turney - guitar) and Half Nervous (Adrian Smith - synth/vocals; Derek Smith - drums/designs/direction). In 1980, Adrian took possession of Tim Wilson's Wasp synth and Akai reel-to-reel. He worked alone and eventually asked others to help expand on the music. From 1980 to 1981, the brothers were very productive, creating the skeletons of songs which would be shaped into the music of Click Click. But before this, Adrian started to release music on cassette under the names Another View and later on as EFF. In 1981, changing their name to Click Click, they added funky experimental guitarist Rick Camp to the band and recorded "Silver Single". Their sound mutated into post punk/jagged rock. But after much turmoil in the band, they break up and the guitars and the name changed back to Half Nervous. In 1982, Adrian and Derek begin to gig as an electronic duo, their friends donated equipment and Derek acquires a set of electronic drums. Over two weeks they developed and recorded Behind Dark Glasses. It is a brash, Residents influenced collection of dark industrial electronics. At same time, Adrian Smith releases If Look Could Kill and in 1983 Another Bag Of Legs For Ya is recorded onto a borrowed Portastudio but is never officially released. Half Nervous (Jenny Prestana on viola at this time) change their name back to Click Click and record a version of "The Sack" and revisit more of Adrian's solo work as well as versions of "Natural Actions" and "The Last Chance" from Behind Dark Glasses. From 1984 to 1986, Click Click (with Jon Morris replacing Jenny's viola with another Wasp synth) are back in full flow, Adrian's solo material continues to materialize especially under the moniker EFF. Since 1986, an ever increasing collection of cassettes and hours of recorded music sit unheard in the vaults of Lung Function.
Tracks:
1.1 LP 1: Those Nervous Surgeons/Half Nervous - Behind Dark Glasses (1982):
1.2 A1. Half Nervous - Cuhuh (6:11)
1.3 A2. Half Nervous - a Civilian in Need (2:40)
1.4 A3. Half Nervous - Natural Actions (2:02)
1.5 A4. Half Nervous - the Vacuum Shop (4:58)
1.6 A5. Half Nervous - Behind Dark Glasses (4:03)
1.7 A6. Half Nervous - Portable Entertainment (3:45)
1.8 A7. Half Nervous - the Last Chance (2:00)
1.9 A8. Half Nervous - Watching Every Night (4:05
2.1 B1 Half Nervous - What's My Name (4:28)
2.2 B2. Half Nervous - Black Curtains (4:32)
2.3 B3. Half Nervous - Unnatural Actions (3:10)
2.4 B4. Half Nervous - Damp Ashtrays (5:41)
2.5 B5. Half Nervous - Why Is It So Cold (4:21)
2.6 B6. Those Nervous Surgeons - Running (From Reanimator Tape) (5:53)
3.1 LP 2: Adrian Smith - If Looks Could Kill (1982) / Abolfly (1983):
3.2 C1. Robot with Speakers (3:16)
3.3 C2. the Sack (2:07)
3.4 C3. Two Visits a Day (4:45)
3.5 C4. Abolfly (6:45)
3.6 C5. Long Chimneys (2:53)
3.7 C6. Nobody Gets Hurt (4:11)
3.8 C7. No Bags I Said (3:58)
4.1 D1. Montane (4:13)
4.2 D2. Pedors Boogie (2:56)
4.3 D3. Come on Baby (2:39)
4.4 D4. My Affliciton (4:36)
4.5 D5. Rear Window (5:26)
4.6 D6. Look PT 3 (7:53)
5.1 LP 3: Eff - I Believe This Film (1984) / Reunion-Structuralism/Migs (1986) / Sa Kotse (1986) / Sudden (1986):
5.2 E1. Slowtime (5:00)
5.3 E2. Theme (2:40)
5.4 E3. Again the Park (3:11)
5.5 E4. Sound 2-1 (6:10)
5.6 E5. Stop Light (6:20)
5.7 E6. I Rage I Melt (5:54)
6.1 F1. Closed (3:54)
6.2 F2. Running (3:54)
6.3 F3. Keep Out of Sight (6:24)
6.4 F4. Women in Lingerie Skripglow (6:08)
6.5 F5. Sudden (5:33)
6.6 F6. Theme from Bellouard (2:03)
7.1 LP 4: Eff - Iguana (1986) / Loud As Madness (1986) / Merci (1986):
7.2 G1. Espresso Iguana (8:25)
7.3 G2. Another Backroom (4:59)
7.4 G3. Rewound (3:38)
7.5 G4. Amazed (5:40)
7.6 G5. Man of a Suit (4:58)
8.1 H1. Kassim for Nikki (4:29)
8.2 H2. Mercy (6:23)
8.3 H3. Dog Calendar (5:47)
8.4 H4. Chrome Handles (4:08)
8.5 H5. Curse and Swear (6:32)
9.1 LP 5: Eff - Elevation (1986) / Eff Maze (1986) / Passenger (1987) / Joe Goes to New York (1987):
9.2 I1. the Voice of Agression (4:37)
9.3 I2. on Cophead (5:08)
9.4 I3. Communists Dont Want War (5:24)
9.5 I4. Coming Home If You Can (3:59)
9.6 I5. Close (5:34)
9.7 I6. Counteractive (5:09)
10.1 J1. What Are You Chewing (6:35)
10.2 J2. Elevation (6:32)
10.3 J3. Rotorbabe (3:45)
10.4 J4. Happy (5:44)
10.5 J5. Joe Goes to New York (7:17)
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