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Airstream - Follow Through download mp3 flac
Performer: Airstream
Title: Follow Through
Country: UK
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Style:Leftfield, Synth-pop, Indie Rock
Released: 1991
Catalog number: 56TP12
Label: One Little Indian
MP3 album szie: 2036 mb
FLAC album size: 1603 mb

Tracklist

A1 Follow Through
Engineer – Ingo Vauk
A2 Follow Through (7 Inch Radio Edit)
Engineer – Ingo Vauk
A3 Follow Through (Piano-Oops)
B Follow Through (Nine O'Clock Drop Mix)
Engineer – ThrashRemix – Andrew Weatherall

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
56 TP 12 Airstream Follow Through ‎(12", W/Lbl) One Little Indian 56 TP 12 UK 1991
56TP7CD Airstream Follow Through ‎(CD, Single) One Little Indian 56TP7CD UK 1991

Credits

  • Design [Sleeve Designed By]Me Company
  • ProducerAirstream

Notes

A3 is not mentioned anywhere on the release. (The correct track name and mix title are taken from the CD single format.)

Made in England.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 5 016958 010669 >

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – One Little Indian Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – One Little Indian Ltd.
  • Remixed At – The Workhouse Studios
  • Recorded At – Eastcote Studios
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Reviews: (2)
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Terrible song. The singer had, quite possibly, the most annoying voice of all time. He sounded like a wino getting kicked out of a tavern or something -- just an uninspired yell into a microphone backed by yawn-inducing piano swirls and sloppy production. Thankfully Weatherall came in to save it, but that's the only positive this band ever came across. Weatherall mercifully edited the vocal completely out of his mix and turned in a great early-90s type of progressive house chugger that he was such an expert at. The fact Weatherall turned this garbage into anything listenable at all is a testament to his brilliance. I get the feeling this band was One Little Indian's try at duplicating the Charlatans or something. It's fun to listen how awful the singer is, though...kinda like a nasty train wreck.
Talvinl
Talvinl
Catchy little baggy indierock number from a UK guitar band, but based on a groovy piano line (thoughtfully offered to us here for mixing purposes as the isolated piano track "Follow Through (Piano-Oops)") The lead vocals are vaguely reminiscent of Aistream's more popular peers Happy Mondays or Flowered Up, though more tuneful than either of the respective singers of those groups generally were. Catchy song, nice beat, very solid. The Andrew Weatherall "Nine O'Clock Drop Mix" on the b-side is great, with able engineering assistance from Dubmaster Thrash.