Drink Me (Poisoned Electrick Head album)
Drink Me is the debut release by the English psychedelic rock band Poisoned Electrick Head.
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| Released | 1986 | |||
| Genre | Psychedelic rock, space rock, new wave, post-punk, indie rock | |||
| Label | Dead Fly | |||
| Producer | Poisoned Electrick Head | |||
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Drink Me was released as a cassette-only mini-album on the band's own Dead Fly label. Several songs would be reissued on or re-recorded for subsequent releases: "20th Century Man/President's Reply" for the band's formal debut album and both "Dorothy" and "Head Song" for the Unmistakeably Rainbow Trout cassette album.
Track listing
(All songs by Poisoned Electrick Head)
- Apollo II
- The Legionnaire
- 20th Century Man/President's Reply
- Raindance
- Dorothy
- Head Song
Personnel
- Peter Atherton (credited as "Emerald Greenshade") - vocals
- Andy Ford (credited as "Katmandu") - vocals
- Billy Jones (credited as "Jefferson Jesu Devil") - guitars, synthesizer
- Phil Nicol (credited as "Philippe Za Peep") - lead & rhythm guitars
- Brian Carney (credited as "Professor Bubblekeys") - keyboards
- Paul Bunyan (credited as "Tjunca B Low") - bass guitar
- Bill Jennion (credited as "Victor Vibeskin") - drums
- Al Carney (credited as "Burt Sliders") - sound manipulation
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