Re: (TV) Bunnymen

[eric gregory <crackcity_2000@yahoo.com>]

"heaven up here" is a little too lean in the lyrical
dept. for me (not that mcculloch was ever very 'heavy'
or particularly skilled on that end, for that matter),
but the guitar sounds are pretty wild (tho sergeant
had an obvious andy gill fix going on then).
speaking of j. cope: now he's an inspiration!
he's as wacked as ever, but with a real
mystic/earth-aligned progressive thrust....check out
his website at www.headheritage.com.
it's exhaustive, strange & incredibly informative in
lots of ways....
--- Henry Biedenkapp <henry17306@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >From: Keith Allison <keith@marquee.demon.co.uk>
> 
> >Julian Cope's great book (damn, I've forgotten the
> name) mentions how
> >the young Cope, McCulloch and others in Liverpool
> would sit around
> >listening to "Little Johnny Jewel" before any of
> them had bands.
> >And the Bunnymen's "Evergreen" is a great record!
> 
> The Cope book is Head-On. The Bunnymen are a really
> great band.
> The older stuff from "Crocodiles" to "Ocean Rain"
> are all masterpieces.
> My favorite is the dark and gloomy "Heaven Up Here".
> 
> Henry
> 
>
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