
Taking the spoof of an "English Local Radio Station" the songs are introduced as if they are the playlist of the DJ on said station. The Phone-Ins are very much like the local radio we get here.
All too quickly the Radio Sweat idea gives way to some Live Tracks (which I like better anyway) and after that we get some Bonus tracks which sound like demos.
I have to admit that I am posting this to make the previous post of Albertos Y Lost Trios Paranoias truly "Complete". Unless there are any real nice bootlegs of them LIVE in the 70's (when they were absolutely excellent), there is as far as I know very little else of recorded output from them.
Life is strange, I have had 4 deaths around my circle of people recently aged from 71 to 21, with a 24 year old in that group too. Whereas, the events do allow you to feel some respect for the life we have - As a person who has had 'Out of body experiences - which I would call Near Death' I can testify that the next life is far far more interesting than this life.
I know that Christian Faith holds power as I have been involved with it and have woken to the heralds of Angels singing by me. However, what the Christian Dogma does not include is the idea of Re-Incarnation. And that I cannot accept.
Oh yes. Back to the album. If you liked the previous post

Tracks:
Sweat Land:
01 Shot By Both Sides (4:00)
02 Trouble With A 'G' (3:58)
03 Birthday Surprise (4:27)
04 My Feets Go Soul (3:32)
05 Gabble Natter Chatter (6:41)
06 Bite The Bullet Ivan (4:35)
Live Trax:
07 You Made A Hostage Of My Heart (3:58)
08 Contact Lense (4:06)
09 Telephone (3:35)
10 Put The Funkin' Kettle On (4:01)
11 Saluting Sgt. Bilko (9:17)
Bonus Trax:
12 Ou Est Madeline? (4:13)
13 Table Love (2:17)
14 The Ballad Of Robin Hood (3:16)
15 Alcoholotta Trouble (2:57)
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Now i have the complete discography! Thanks
I have a Berts album titled "The Death of Rock and Roll" released on the Canadian label "El Mocambo" and produced by Nick Lowe. I've done a search of the whole web and not found a reference to it [except the song "Death of Rock and Roll" on a compilation album]. I've just sent an email to CP Lee to see if he remembers coming to Canada and doing it. It's possible that this record was only released in Canada. And I got a copy of it. Yay for me!
Any chance of a re-up for this?
I need it to complete my collection.
Thanks.
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