Released 1992 Producer various Label Dutch East India Trading | Recorded March–October 1991 Release date 1992 | |
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Too Pure – The Peel Sessions is a compilation CD and 10" vinyl LP released by Strange Fruit by arrangement with the indie label Too Pure in 1992, and featuring their three most up-and-coming bands at the time. It contains some of the earliest commercially released work by PJ Harvey.
Contents
The sessions on the album were recorded for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show between March and October 1991.
The 10" vinyl was a limited, numbered edition of 3499 copies. A section of the cover was left white; this was then painted over by hand so that each of the LPs featured a different artwork.
Track listing
- "Coffee Commercial Couples" (Hopkin)
- "Bobby Kopper" (Cullinan)
- "Jesus Freak" (Cullinan)
- "Super-Electric" (Gane/Sadier)
- "Changer" (Gane/Sadier)
- "Doubt" (Gane/Sadier)
- "Difficult Fourth Title" (Gane/Sadier)
- "Oh My Lover" (Harvey)
- "Victory" (Harvey)
- "Sheela-Na-Gig" (Harvey)
- "Water" (Harvey)
Songs
1Coffee Commercial CouplesTh' Faith Healers4:41
2Bobby KopperTh' Faith Healers3:34
3Jesus FreakTh' Faith Healers3:24
References
Too Pure – The Peel Sessions Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA