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Superseeder

by Bevis Frond

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    Immediate download of 14-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. If you download the full album, you get CD inlay and booklet artwork as well as disc artwork. Also, you get a scan of the lyric sheet which you had to send off for on the original release
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Superseded 11:05
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Dolly Bug 03:22
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Jaye 02:15
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I Can't Cry 05:39
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Could Be 02:19
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Flashy 04:08
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Sue Me 07:45
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Loveland 03:12
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about

The new Bevis Frond album had become an annual event by 1995, and sure enough, along came Superseeder. The cover, actually made with grains of rice and seeds and old bits of sweetcorn glued to a large piece of card in true kindergarden stylee by the ever-versatile Mr Saloman, was a visual pun on the title which was a pun on the lead track Superseded. Puns within puns! The photo of Nick on the back sleeve stares back at you and says, "Yeah .. so Sue Me!".
Anyway. The music:
Progressing from the style and inspiration of Sprawl, Superseeder has many damn fine tracks to delight in. The massive Hendrixesque Jam that is 'House of Mountains', the lovely pop of 'Dolly Bug', the Eastern-tinged excess of 'Superseded' itself, the poignant and beautiful 'Could You Fly Higher' are the ones that stand out to me, but others have their own favourites, and quite rightly, as there's not a duff track to be found here. (Oh and Bari's back...)

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released June 1, 1995

Nick Saloman - Many Things, but not the Drums which Andy Ward plays, or the Bass which Adrian Shaw plays or the Guitar (the one that sounds like Jimi Hendrix) which Bari Watts plays on 6 and 12

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Bevis Frond Walthamstow

The Bevis Frond, the band name used by Nick Saloman for his projects, released Miasma in 1986 to great acclaim from fans of psychedelic rock. A steady stream of LPs since then showcase Nick's strengths of strong songwriting, finely crafted lyrics, and a musical mixture from wig-out guitar jams to sensitive folky numbers. New album The Leaving Of London is a triumphant return after a 7 year hiatus. ... more

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