Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Your Secret's Safe With Us... - Statik

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Your Secret's Safe With Us...
Label:	Statik
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	STAT LP7
Date:	1982
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
» Search eBay #AD » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Celestial Fireworks	Go!	Alderdice, Carter, Cornforth	Rate
A2	Atom Spies	Single Dance	Whittaker	Rate
A3	I Scream Brothers	Tree Growing Wrong	Hughes, White	Rate
A4	The Chameleons	Here Today	Fielding, Smithers, Burgess, Lever	Rate
A5	The Unamerican	Drop	The Unamerican	Rate
B1	Thrash	Time Will Tell	Ismay, King	Rate
B2	Makaton Chat	The Shape Of The Song	Hodgson	Rate
B3	The Vets	World In Action	Bickenson, Bucknall, Crossland, Scott	Rate
B4	Soul On Ice	Thinking	Burch	Rate
B5	Height	Looking Through Glass	Sadofski, Beckham	Rate
C1	Sepp Maier's Gloves	Ambition	Smith	Rate
C2	Pulp	What Do You Say?	Cocker, Pulp	Rate
C3	Indians In Moscow	Indians In Moscow	Nozedar, Riches, Walton	Rate
C4	Sun Yama	Subterranean Homesick Blues	Dylan	Rate
C5	Fast Cakes	Red Square	Lindo, Frank	Rate
D1	Sun Ya	Sub Dub (Instrumental)	Hollin	Rate
D2	Blue Chips Of Asama	Haruko's Lament	Duluoz, Yamazaki, Stev	Rate
D3	Pressure	Pressure	Addnett, Maskell	Rate
D4	Gentle Ihor	Psalm 151	Tymchak	Rate
D5	Celestial Fireworks	Go! (Reprise)	Alderdice, Carter, Cornforth	Rate

Notes

Gatefold sleeve.

Comments and Reviews


nboldock 17th Oct 2017		I suspect that 1979 single would be this one, which is sometimes credited to "Pulp" but is not connected with "the" Pulp. However it looks like I have been misinformed anyway, as long as you count their earlier tape. And yes the Vets track is indeed on this single from 1980.



albert 7th Oct 2017		Pulp had a Peel session 18/11/81, prior to which Jarvis had given Mr Peel a copy of a cassette of songs. Though the front cover has a sticker stating "20 tracks...recorded specifically for this album" I don't think that is technically true, as I'm sure the Vets track is the one on the shared single. I'm looking at my copy right now and have a vague idea that there may have been a promo insert with the LP either lost or is in my brother's copy of the LP which gave more detailed info as to where the tracks actually came from. The title of the Pulp track isn't listed in the Peel session so I'm assuming that it comes from elsewhere, maybe the cassette or another compilation. Checking in International Discography of the New Wave I see that there is a Pulp (with female vocalist) that released a single in 1979, I don't know if there is a connection though.



nboldock 6th Oct 2017		I'm told that the Pulp track is the band's first recorded appearance. There is also a condensed single disc version of this album.

Add a Comment or Review about this album

See Also

This Record: Price Guide : Add Valuation : Add Image : Add Video : Add Missing Info : Make Correction : Add See Also : Add Linked Release : Add to List : Add Tag : BBCode : Credits