by philipchevron Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:06 pm
Gosh, I haven't heard that in years! Touch heavy on the reverb buttons, perhaps?
"She Moves" is an outtake from the band's one and only Procession album in 1981. I produced about half the album, Midge Ure did one track and John Leckie produced the remainder, although one of the above links erroneously credits Leckie with the whole album. They were an interesting band who never quite delivered on their promise. What I liked about their songs was the sense that at any second, the whole thing might ignominiously collapse, though it never did. But that also made them a tough act to capture on record.
A local debate raged for some time about "Treasure On The Waste Land" and U2's "Eleven O'Clock Tick Tock" as to which came first. [For the record, the Atrix song did].
Gosh, I haven't heard that in years! Touch heavy on the reverb buttons, perhaps?
"She Moves" is an outtake from the band's one and only [i]Procession[/i] album in 1981. I produced about half the album, Midge Ure did one track and John Leckie produced the remainder, although one of the above links erroneously credits Leckie with the whole album. They were an interesting band who never quite delivered on their promise. What I liked about their songs was the sense that at any second, the whole thing might ignominiously collapse, though it never did. But that also made them a tough act to capture on record.
A local debate raged for some time about "Treasure On The Waste Land" and U2's "Eleven O'Clock Tick Tock" as to which came first. [For the record, the Atrix song did].
