Track Listing
- Keep On Truckin'
- What Goes Around*
- Back on The Water*
- The Story So Far
- Everything
- Dead End Kids*
- Get On Home
- Facing Up To The Facts*
- Shine On Little Star
- Get On Home*
- Down
- The Two Of Us*
- The Real Deal
- Shine On Little Star*
- Don't Look Back
- K Moon*
- Baby G2*
*Recorded Live at Paradiso, Amsterdam
PSR045
Freeheat
“Back on the Water”
Released June 13, 2006
Produced by Freeheat, Live tracks produced by Nicole Cremers and Engineered
by Ronald Tribjer
About
Jim Reid, Ben Lurie, and Nick Sanderson of the Jesus & Mary Chain along
with Romi Mori of Gun Glub. A new 17 track CD featuring live cuts + studio
tracks recorded at the Mary Chain's Drugstore studio. At long last here’s
the Freeheat album that almost never was. Exploding on to a hi-fi near you
is the first full-length album from the band who count The Jesus & Mary
Chain, The Gun Club and Earl Brutus amongst their pedigree.
Long awaited LP from these former Jesus & Mary Chain members. "Back On The
Water" was a title Ben Lurie suggested, keeping the band's theme (see: 2002
EP "Retox"). Planting Seeds first involvment with the band started back
in 1999 with the limited release of "Some Candy Talking: A Fan Tribute To
The Jesus And Mary Chain." From there Freeheat contributed their acoustic
version of "Back On The Water" to PSR's critically acclaimed "Sunsets and
Silhouettes" compilation. An LP of tracks consisting of Live music recorded
at the Paradiso, Amsterdan along with studio tracks recorded in 1997 at
Mary Chain's Drugstore.
Live tracks recorded at the live at the Paradiso, Amsterdam. Licensed from
Dutch radio VPRO - for more information: http://3voor12.vpro.nl.
Reviews/Press Quotes
Highbias / July 20006
Though it arrives three years after the band’s dissolution, the debut record by Freeheat is a welcome presence. Formed by Jesus and Mary Chain members Jim Reid and Ben Lurie after that group’s untimely demise, with ex-Gun Club rhythm section Romi Mori and Nick Sanderson, Freeheat continues the Chain’s legacy of brooding, fuzzed-out jangle pop. Back On the Water, which is half studio tracks and half live cuts, alternates between sweet and sour, enigmatic and blunt, fragile and forceful, just like its antecedents. It’s too bad Freeheat didn’t last, as Back On the Water is an excellent continuance of the Chain’s beloved sound. - Michael Toland