Vinyl Album - That Petrol Emotion - Babble - Polydor - UK

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Artist:	That Petrol Emotion
Title:	Babble
Label:	Polydor
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TPELP 1
Barcode:	042283195615
Date:	May 1987
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	That Petrol Emotion	Swamp	Seán Ó Néill	10.0 Rate
A2	That Petrol Emotion	Spin Cycle	Steve Mack	9.0 Rate
A3	That Petrol Emotion	For What It's Worth	Damian O'Neill, Reámann Ó Gormain	9.0 Rate
A4	That Petrol Emotion	Big Decision	Seán Ó Néill	10.0 Rate
A5	That Petrol Emotion	Static	Damian O'Neill	9.0 Rate
A6	That Petrol Emotion	Split!	Ciaran McLaughlin	8.0 Rate
B1	That Petrol Emotion	Belly Bugs	That Petrol Emotion	8.0 Rate
B2	That Petrol Emotion	In The Playpen	Ciaran McLaughlin	8.0 Rate
B3	That Petrol Emotion	Inside	Seán Ó Néill, Reámann Ó Gormain	9.0 Rate
B4	That Petrol Emotion	Chester Burnette	Seán Ó Néill	9.0 Rate
B5	That Petrol Emotion	Creeping To The Cross	Ciaran McLaughlin	9.0 Rate

Notes

Produced by Roli Mosimann

Images

Number: 468097 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: philwill SUBS ● Description: Cover	Number: 524304 Uploaded By: BiggieTembo Description: Bonus Big Decision 10" sticker	Number: 1670015 Uploaded By: philwill SUBS ● Description: Back cover	Number: 1670016 Uploaded By: philwill SUBS ● Description: Label A
Number: 1670018 Uploaded By: philwill SUBS ● Description: Label B

Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade 9th Feb 2024		A very good band! I shall be giving my tatty copy a further listen or two soon, I think (and keeping an eye out for others of theirs)



Lee Wrecker 9th Feb 2024		Nice review Marmaduke! They are/were sort of a Northern Irish supergroup with an American singer that formed when the O'Neill brothers from The Undertones were left in the lurch by singer Feargal Sharkey. Although Feargal may have had "A Good Heart" and minor mainstream success for a while the O'Neill brothers went back to Derry and corralled members from local acts Bam Bam, The Calling and The Corner Boys together with USA vocalist Steve Mack to form That Petrol Emotion. The band were active from 1986-1993 and this is their second album. So, your review's mention of the influence of late 70's punk/new wave acts is spot on as that's where all the members of the group came from. Their music to me seems to be logical genesis (not the Peter Gabriel prog pantomime or Phil Collins MOR hit machine thankfully) of those influences. They were well received critically and did well on the indie charts but never really made the crossover to mainstream success. This is buried treasure, Marmite! Names changed to protect the identity of fictional characters.



Magic Marmalade 8th Feb 2024		Review One of those bands that if you like one thing they do, you'll like everything they do... ...And I do like what it is they do, I do! Wasn't sure what to expect when I found this, but one of those occasional nuggets you find, which is great throughout: ...Erm... New wave punk-ish semi goth type of high energy frenetic rock, which put in me in mind of Devo, The Clash on occasions, The Jam, and with occasional vocals reminiscent of Public Image Ltd. era John Lydon vocals when he hits the higher end of things. (Even the odd note of foreshadowing of Radiohead hues in the beats and use of instrumentation). Lots of riffs with big crunchy guitars, undercut with squealy repetitive rhythm guitar stabs nice bass lines and solid thumpy drums- quite melodic in places too. A side is only slightly more tending toward the "pop" end of this this spectrum. in terms of song duration and feel, and b side is a little more open, languid, and experimental sounding - one of the songs opens in such a way (a clearly sampled and looped vocal synth "chant thing") as to place it squarely dated in the eighties, so as you suddenly think it's going into Howard Jones type territory, before the crunchy guitar comes in and normal service is resumed, thankfully. The recording is very good, with nice spacious and separated sound, albeit quite skinny and floppy piece of vinyl, and only a suggestion of the typical, signature "eighties echo" effect around the vocals, but not so much as to scare off the true new wavy punkoids among you :) A nice find for this new year, and already thinking I'm not likely to find better this year. 2 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



BiggieTembo 30th May 2014		Mine came with a bonus "Big Decision" 10" single (see sticker scan)

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