Domino Records are about to re-release two classic albums by eighties college radio darlings and indie rockers The Feelies. The New Jersey rockers will re-issue Crazy Rhythms and The Good Earth on October 26th, the first time that both albums have been available for more than a decade.
The Feelies debut album Crazy Rythms is considered to be one of the top 100 album’s of the eighties by Rolling Stone magazine, a minimalist rock and roll album inspired by the work of Brian Eno, Velvet Underground and Wire.
The Good Earth followed on, some six years later, co produced by Feelies Glenn Mercer and Bill Million along with REM’s Peter Buck, a Feelies fan since his days working asa record store clerk.
Bonus material including demos, b-sides, EP tracks and new live recordings will be included via download cards inserted into both LPs and CDs, which will also feature deluxe packaging with liner notes by Jim Derogatis and Jim Sullivan.
CRAZY RHYTHMS TRACKS
The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness
Fa Ce-La
Loveless Love
Forces At Work
Original Love
Everybody’s Got Something to Hide (Except Me and My Monkey)
Moscow Nights
Raised Eyebrows
Crazy Rhythms
BONUS DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD
Fa Ce-La (Single Version)
The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness (Demo Version)
Moscow Nights (Demo Version)
Crazy Rhythms (Live)
I Wanna Sleep In Your Arms (Live)
THE GOOD EARTH TRACKS
On The Roof
The High Road
The Last Roundup
Slipping (Into Something)
When Company Comes
Let’s Go
Two Rooms
The Good Earth
Tomorrow Today
Slow Down
BONUS DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD
She Said She Said (Previously only available on EP)
Sedan Delivery (Previously only available on EP)
Slipping (Into Something) (Live)
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