
The Box EP : ripped from a 12" vinyl EP released on Go! Discs (VFM 1) in 1983
A1. No Time For Talk
A2. Burn Down That Village
B1. Unstable
B2. Hazard
B3. Limpopo
Old Style Drop Down : ripped from a 12" single released on Go! Discs (VFM 3) in 1983
A1. Old Style Drop Down (Extended Remix)
B1. Old Style Drop Down
B2. Momentum

Secrets Out : ripped from a 12" vinyl album released on Go! Discs (VFM 4) in 1983
A1. Water Grows Teeth
A2. Skin, Sweat And Rain
A3. Something Beginning With 'L'
A4. Strike
A5. The Hub
A6. Hang Your Hat On That!
B1. I Give Protection
B2. No Sly Moon
B3. Slip And Slant
B4. Old Style Drop Down
B5. Swing
B6. Out

Great Moments In Big Slam : ripped from a 12" vinyl album released on Go! Discs (VFM 5) in 1984
A1. Walls Come Down
A2. The Flatstone
A3. Big Slam
A4. Stop
B1. Low Line
B2. Breaking Strain
B3. Small Blue Car
B4. Still In The Woodwork

Muscle In EP : ripped from a 12" vinyl EP released on Doublevision (DVR 10) in 1984
A1. Low Commotion
A2. Curfew
B1. Crow Bar
B2. Spade Work

Muscle Mix : ripped from a 12" vinyl single released on Doublevision (DVR P1) in 1984
A. Crow Bar (Muscle Mix)
B. Low Commotion (Muscle Mix)

Live - Muscle Out : ripped from a 12" vinyl album released on Doublevision (DVR P3) in 1985
A1. Bottle Drips Dry
A2. Big Slam
A3. Jaw Clamp Sunshine
A4. Pawn Walk
A5. Rose High
B1. The Hub
B2. Breaking Strain
B3. Deeper Blue
B4. Stop
B5. Momentum
B6. Old Style Drop Down
B7. No Time For Talk
The Box : First John Peel Session
Recorded 24th Jan 1983
First broadcast 3rd Feb 1983
1. Out
2. Strike
3. The Hub
4. Water grows teeth
Paul Widger - guitar
Charlie Collins - saxophone, flute
Roger Quail - drums
Peter Hope - vocals
Terry Todd - bass
BBC Producer - Dale griffin
Engineer - Martin Colley
Part One : Part Two : Part Three
You must download all three RAR files, then extract as one folder


Phwoooaaar ! Nice !!!
ReplyDeletehearing the box always makes me think of what a huge loss it was that the original clock dva did not continue after 'thirst'. 'thirst' must stand as one of the great post punk moments. dva just never got close again. what is it about the sum of the parts, the box without newton,newton without the box just never added up. likewise 23 skidoo after '7 songs' and the brilliant peel session, which you posted, never came close again ('coup' excepted). these were mystically intense recordings. interestingly (or not) the box's 'low commotion' is a reworking of clock dva's 'felt'. great postings, you really know how to dig deep. bye for now
ReplyDeleteI never dug the box - didn't like them. in fact I only knew the muscle out live album. will have a closer look at it
ReplyDelete!!!Excellent!!!
ReplyDelete@ Anon. I totally agree. Though not in the same league as Thirst, Advantage remains a fantastic LP - but imagine how much better it would've sounded if the original DVA line-up had recorded it. Oh well...
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