City Kids - The Orphans Parade - 1986 - France - Garage Rock - vinyl - 16-48 - alac - D.E.A. - 508 008-1 - 1987 reissue


 

DR12

An album that I love very much, listened to dozens of times,

The 1986 CD has three extra songs but doesn't sound as good as the vinyl rip.

Enjoy!

rawkin dog


https://mega.nz/file/ysY2WISY#ELxc2Q7sC1CBWeP3e1jJfvDygwhtatWperXy_EvpS9Y


other City Kids:

https://bordeldorock.blogspot.com/2021/05/city-kids-city-kids-reissue-of-mini-lps.html


Tracklist

A1 - City Kids - Poison Dream 3:08
A2 - City Kids - The Real Thing 3:52
A3 - City Kids - Rebels 4:45
Violin – Velemir Dugina
A4 - City Kids - Dawn Of Love 4:48
A5 - City Kids - Shell World 3:25
B1 - City Kids - Nightfall 3:58
Violin – Velemir Dugina
B2 - City Kids - Liar 3:58
B3 - City Kids - S. H. Infirmity 3:30
B4 - City Kids - All Fools Day 6:04
Cello – Nora Gilleece

Credits

Bass [Uncredited] – Erick Décure
Concept By [Sleeve] – City Kids
Drums [Uncredited] – Stéphane Lesauvage
Executive Producer [Production] – City Kids, I.R.A.
Guitar [Uncredited] – Pascal Lamy
Mixed By [Mix-Assistant] – Pierre-Yves Roupin
Photography [Front] – William Klein
Photography By [Back Cover] – Jean-Claude Bélégou
Producer, Mixed By, Recorded By – Alan Thorne, Rob Younger
Vocals [Uncredited] – Dominique Comont
Written-By – City Kids (tracks: A1 to B1, B3, B4), Brian Potter, Bryn Haworth (tracks: B2)

Comentários

  1. Thanks, rawkin' dog, I don't have this album. How many records has Younger produced? My god the guy was prolific!! Lobby Loyd was another great producer. Thanks, mate for the vinyl rip, I appreciate it.

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    1. Thanks, buddy! Yes, great and prolific producers!

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    2. Kool! Thanks rawkin' dog! I like this kind of vocal. Hey, btw I watched a video on youtube about audacity line in volume. We talked about -8 to -12 or something but now I use -30 dB after trying -44 dB for awhile. I guess the fear is truncating the frequencies by being too loud or clipping they call it--it creates a digital sharp kind of sound instead of warm sound closer when to 42 dB. So my preamp knob must go higher for -44 dB near 8/10 instead of 4/10 at -12 dB which makes it too loud maybe. I don't know because I see more groove wear than you might because of 50's/60's records I rip but that fuzzy sound might also occur with drop out of signal being too low (near 3 dB on preamp) then jacked up on the software when -8 dB for example.

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    3. Thank you! Honestly, I don't really get it; in fact, I have two new cards and I can't get them to work. Shit!

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    4. Molto bello, grazie.
      Andy

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