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Robert Lloyd And The New Four Seasons - Something Nice [ITTI 056 UK 1988 24-Bit FLAC]

Former Prefect, Nightingale and Vindaloo Records owner Rob Lloyd turns pop star with nine minutes of sheer joy that is Something Nice. Lloyd kicked off a brief solo career on In Tape Records with this uplifting indie-pop classic, championed as usual by that bearded scouser, John Peel for whom the brummie Lloyd recorded an impressive five radio sessions as a solo artist between 1987 and 1990. This single managed the dizzy heights of number of number 21 in the 1988 Festive Fifty, however the mainstream record buying public still avoided in their droves, thus denying Lloyd a well deserved hit.

A1 Something Nice
B1 Of Course You Can't
B2 All The Time In The World



Robert Lloyd And The New Four Seasons - Nothing Matters [ITTI 059 UK 1988 24-bit FLAC]

Rob pursued a very short-lived career as a major league pop star on Virgin Records. This single was to be re-recorded for Virgin in 1990 with different b-sides, but this was the original unpolished indie version for In Tape.

A1 Nothing Matters
B1 Tocatta And Fatigue
B2 Mr. Superior

Comments

  1. Blogmeister6 April 2021 at 17:40

    https://mega.nz/file/OYoGDR6J#fWYx14u3A7iomMqc0fTRiC68drgLPV9opG5LUQ06Em0

    These are both totally new rips

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  2. Anonymous7 April 2021 at 06:04

    Excellent! Had the album playing on cd the other day and was thinking, maybe Blogmeister will upload new rips of the 12s.

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  3. Anonymous7 April 2021 at 21:00

    Thank you very much! The current incarnation of The Nightingales are very well worth checking out

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  4. Anonymous9 April 2021 at 05:27

    'Barbarellas...Barbarellas...' Thank you.

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