After the release of their debut set, Crocodiles, in 1980, Echo and the Bunnymen’s second album, 1981’s Heaven Up Here, firmly established them as a major force, being voted album of the year by readers of the NME. Their manager Bill Drummond summed up the mood and mythical qualities of their ... Read review
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HEAVEN UP HERE
Though it yielded only one minor hit single in the band's native England, HEAVEN UP HERE
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is considered by many to be the ultimate Echo and the Bunnymen album. The album is drenched in an aura of mystery that is fueled by the swirling, epic sound of gui...
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...the Bunnymen’s second album, 1981’s Heaven Up Here, firmly established them as a major force, being voted album of the year by readers of the NME. Their manager Bill Drummond summed up the mood and mythical qualities of their songs at this time when he wrote in the Face magazine: “They represent cold, dampness, darkness. Echo is, in my crazy daydream, a ghostly God - and the Bunnymen are his followers.”
It was a major piece of work, a definite step ... ...strong songs as The Disease, Heaven Up Here, Turquoise Dogs, Show Of Strength, It Was A Pleasure and No Dark Things. Echo and the Bunnymen were being variously compared with the Velvets and the Doors, and appeared the band most likely to succeed in donning the mantle of greatness that those legendary outfits had created. ...
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Album Notes: Though it yielded only one minor hit single in the band's native England, HEAVEN UP HERE is considered by many to be the ultimate Echo and the Bunnymen album. The album is drenched in an aura of mystery that is fueled by the swirling, epic sound of guitarist Will Sergeant and drummer Pete DeFritas. The music is so powerful that singer Ian McCulloch's vague, almost nonsensical lyrics take on a profundity.
Album Reviews: NME (9/25/93, p.19) - Ranked #39 in NME's list of The 50 Greatest Albums Of The '80s.
Titles on disc 1
1.: Show Of Strength
2.: With A Hip
3.: Over The Wall
5.: Promise
4.: It Was A Pleasure
6.: Heaven Up Here
7.: Disease
8.: All My Colours
9.: No Dark Things
10.: Turquoise Days
11.: All I Want
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