Jesus And Mary Chain Darklands Rar File

The Jesus and Mary Chain performing at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, California, on 23 October 2007Background informationOrigin, ScotlandGenresYears active1983–1999, 2007–presentLabels, (US),WebsiteMembersScott Von RyperPast membersMartin HewesJames PinkerDave EvansRichard ThomasMatthew ParkinBarry BlacklerSteve MontiLincoln FongDuncan CameronPhil KingThe Jesus and Mary Chain are a Scottish band formed in in 1983. The band revolves around the songwriting partnership of brothers. After signing to independent label, they released their first single 'Upside Down' in 1984. Their debut album was released to critical acclaim in 1985 on major label.

The band went on to release five more studio albums before disbanding in 1999. They reunited in 2007. Contents.Biography Early years Brothers Jim and William Reid had been inspired to form a band as far back as 1977, having heard groups of the British punk scene; in the early 1980s they formed their own. William stated, 'It was perfect timing because there weren't any guitar bands. Everybody was making this electronic pop music.' Before forming the band, the brothers had spent five years on the, during which they wrote and recorded songs at home and worked out the sound and image of the band. Originally called The Poppy Seeds, and then Death of Joey, they initially told journalists that they had taken their eventual name from a line in a film, although six months later they admitted that this was not true.

Five years ago, The Jesus and Mary Chain set out to perform their noise-pop debut Psychocandy in full. Now the Reid brothers will follow that. The Jesus and Mary email protected Hi-Five: Jesus And Mary Chain. Darklands lyrics: 作词: Reid, Reid Album:Darklands Title:Darklands sung by William i'm going to the darklands to talk in rhyme with my chaotic soul as sure as life means nothing and all things end in nothing and heaven i think is too close to hell i wanna move i wanna go i.

Other accounts suggest that the name derived from an offer on a breakfast cereal packet, where customers could send off for a gold Jesus & Mary chain.The brothers started recording and sending demos to record companies in 1983 (using a bought with £300 given to them by their father from after he lost his factory job), and by early 1984 they had recruited bass player and teenage drummer. Early influences included, and, William stating in 1985, 'We all love The Shangri-Las, and one day we're going to make Shangri-Las records.'

Jim mentioned his liking for,. Early demos displayed a similarity to the, prompting the brothers to add another element to their sound; in William's words: 'That's why we started using noise and feedback. We want to make records that sound different.' They began playing live in Spring 1984.

In the early days William Reid's guitar would be left out of tune, while Dalglish's drum kit was limited to two drums, and Hart's bass guitar only had three strings, down to two by 1985; in Hart's words 'that's the two I use, I mean what's the fucking point spending money on another two? Two is enough.' Struggling to get gigs, the band took to turning up at venues claiming to be the support band, playing their short set and making a quick exit. After failing to generate any interest from concert promoters and record labels in Scotland, the band relocated to, London, in May 1984, and soon afterwards their demo tape was passed to fellow Scot. Subsequently, McGee promoted a gig for the band at the Living Room in London in June 1984.

On the strength of hearing the band sound check, McGee signed them to his label on a one-off deal, and McGee also became the band's manager. Their debut single, ', was recorded in October and released in November that year. The sessions were produced by, but McGee, unsatisfied with Foster's work, remixed the A-side, although the B-side, a of 's ', remained credited to Foster. The band were gaining increasing attention from the music press at this time with Neil Taylor of the describing them as 'the best band in the world'.Dalglish left in November 1984 after a dispute over money and was replaced shortly afterwards by who had also formed two years earlier in 1982.

In December the band were arrested for possession of, and Jim Reid also confessed to using. ' topped the in February 1985 and then again in March and stayed on the chart for 76 weeks, selling around 35,000 copies in total, making it one of the biggest-selling singles of the 1980s.Playing in front of small audiences, during early shows the Mary Chain performed very short gigs, typically fuelled by amphetamines and lasting around 20 minutes, and played with their backs to the audience, refusing to speak to them. In late December 1984, the band performed as part of the Rock Week. During their performance, bottles were thrown on stage, with press reports exaggerating events and claiming that there had been a riot, and national newspaper running a story on the band concentrating on violence and drugs, the band attracting the tag 'The new Sex Pistols'.

This led several local councils to ban the band from performing in their area. Psychocandy. 'Never Understand' combines melodies with the distortion ofProblems playing this file? See.The success of ' led to interest from -subsidiary which signed the group in early 1985.

The group released the single ' in February which reached number forty-seven in the. The label had initially refused to press the single due to its B-side, 'Suck', but went ahead given the alternative put forward by the band, a song called 'Jesus Fuck'.

The band were eager to get 'Jesus Fuck' released, and Alan McGee got as far as producing test pressings of a re-issue of ' with the song on the B-side, before the band insisted that Blanco y Negro include the track on their next single. The follow-up, 'You Trip Me Up', was delayed due to staff at the pressing plant refusing to press it due to the presence of the song, now re-titled 'Jesus Suck'; The single was released in June 1985 with a new B-side, 'Just Out of Reach'. Got the band to record a second session for his show in February 1985 (the first was only a few months earlier), and the band also made a TV appearance on in March and the same year. The third single for Blanco y Negro, 'Just Like Honey', released in October, gave them their biggest hit to date, reaching No. 45.Eager to avoid the violence of earlier gigs and to give an opportunity for their songs to be heard without distortion and feedback, the band planned to perform several unannounced acoustic sets supporting, but this was abandoned when the plans were leaked. Their debut album followed in November that year.

The album fused together the Reids' two primary influences: the guitar noise of the Stooges and the Velvet Underground with the pop songwriting and melodies of the Beach Boys, The Shangri-Las and; In fact, the album's opening song, 'Just Like Honey,' borrows 's famous drum intro from 1963 classic, ', produced and co-written by Spector. The record received unanimously positive reviews and is now considered a landmark recording.

Drummer Gillespie announced his departure from the band in October 1985, to concentrate on Primal Scream. He had recorded most of the drums on Psychocandy, with filling in when Gillespie was unavailable, eventually joining the band to replace him. Also acted as a stand-in drummer when Gillespie was unavailable for live performances.When the band signed to subsidiary in January 1985, there were stories reporting that they had stolen money from managing Director Rob Dickens's jacket and destroyed his office, all untrue but seen as good publicity by manager McGee. In a performance on Belgian television in March 1985, the band did smash the set and the audio equipment, but this was at the request of the TV producer. Such behaviour became expected of the band and many shows culminated with the Reids trashing their equipment, which was often followed by the audience throwing projectiles onto the stage and damaging equipment.On 15 March 1985, the Jesus and Mary Chain played a gig at the in front of one of their largest crowds up to that point. The organizers had overbooked the venue, leaving hundreds of fans locked outside.

When Gillespie and Hart attempted to break the locks, the police were called. Support band had stirred up violence before the Mary Chain set foot onto the stage when singer Paul McDermott threw an empty wine bottle into the audience, prompting four members of the crowd to attack him, leading to their set being abandoned. Second act got through their set without incident, but the Jesus and Mary Chain then kept the audience waiting for over an hour before taking the stage, and then left the stage after playing for less than twenty minutes.

Members of the audience began throwing cans at where the band were hiding behind the stage curtains, before mounting the stage to smash the equipment that remained there. The violence continued for some time before police eventually took control.

The venue blamed the band's late appearance and two equipment breakdowns, while McGee issued a statement saying that 'the audience were not smashing up the hall, they were smashing up pop music', going on to say 'This is truly art as terrorism'. The violence soon started to become a hindrance to the band, with people attending concerts simply for the violence rather than the music, William commenting 'I hate it, I despise it. It gets in the way in terms of getting more gigs, and it gets in the way of our image'. Many performances were cancelled during the remainder of 1985, with promoters or local councils not prepared to risk a riot. The violence flared up again at a performance at the in in September, with bottles thrown at the band while they played, and a section of the audience smashing up the amplification equipment and smashing the lights afterwards, with several people injured by flying glass.

A major factor in the audience reaction was the length of the band's sets at the time, which lasted less than twenty-five minutes, Jim explaining this with 'there's never been a group good enough to play any longer'. Lack of songs was also a factor, according to Jim: 'We've only got enough songs to play for that long'.After the success of the album in the UK, the band embarked on a tour of the United States in late 1985 and 1986, followed by a tour of Japan. On returning to the UK they toured the UK, this time without the trouble that had marred earlier performances. The band revived their acoustic intentions with a stripped-down session for John Peel in November 1985, which included 'Psychocandy', the original album title track that was omitted from the release, and 'Some Candy Talking', a song which they had been performing for over a year, but had left off the album. A second version of 'Some Candy Talking' was issued on a free issued with the NME in January 1986, and the song was released as the band's next single in July. It reached number thirteen in the, but attracted controversy when DJ decided that the song was a paean to illegal drugs (denied by the band at the time, but admitted by William a year later) and convinced the station to ban it from being played. Darklands and Automatic In September 1986, the band parted ways with manager Alan McGee, and came close to splitting up later in the year, with Jim Reid suffering from 'exhaustion'.

John Moore had become an established member, but moved to rhythm guitar, with former member Martin Hewes joining the band briefly (although he strongly denies ever joining) and former percussionist James Pinker taking over on drums. Blanco y Negro manager took over management duties, and the band returned in December with two gigs at the National Ballroom in, where they premiered new songs including 'April Skies' and 'Don't Get Hit'. Early in 1987, they entered the studio to record their second album. The first fruits of these sessions were released on the 'April Skies' single in April, which saw the band have their first top ten hit. The Beach Boys influence was evident on the B-side, which included 'Kill Surf City', a reworking of Brian Wilson's 'Surf City'.

The various formats released also included a cover of 's 'Who Do You Love?' , a tribute to him with 'Bo Diddley is Jesus', and a live version of 's '. 'Happy When It Rains' was the second pre-album single, strongly influenced by 's 'My Girl', but it failed to match the success of 'April Skies', only reaching number twenty-five.

The band set out on another UK tour, this time with sets stretching to 45 minutes, although to a mixed reaction from the music press. They toured without a drummer, instead using a drum machine.The band's second album, was released during the tour, in September, described by writer Steve Taylor as 'the definitive blend of light and shade'. Featuring a more melodic sound, the album was recorded almost entirely by the Reids themselves, replacing live drums with a drum machine, and received overwhelmingly positive reviews by the British music press.

The album's title track was released as a single in October, and the band were thrown off the music show The Roxy when they failed to mime well enough to it.The band's dangerous reputation culminated at a gig at the RPM club in Toronto in November 1987, when after being heckled throughout the gig by a group in the audience, Jim Reid thrust his microphone stand towards them, hitting one on the head and slashing another on the arm. Jim was arrested and spent a night in jail, before being bailed to return the following February. He was subsequently given an after agreeing to give around £500 to a charity and apologise to the complainants.With the court case hanging over the band, they compiled a collection of B-sides and rarities for release in April 1988 as. They also selected live tracks from a Detroit concert the previous November for release while they planned further studio work.

Dave Evans, former Mary Chain soundman and bass player with (which also featured Alan McGee and Dick Green of Creation Records) and Richard Thomas, were recruited in early 1988 to replace Moore, who formed John Moore and the Expressway, and Pinker. Their next release was the new recording 'Sidewalking', released in March 1988, and backed by some the live tracks, followed a month later by Barbed Wire Kisses. Later that year, they did a remix for the single ' by.In September 1989, The band provided backing vocals for the single '.The band's third studio album was released in October 1989, by which time Evans had been replaced. Boasting heavy use of synthesized bass and, the album was not received quite as well as its predecessors. It contained the singles ' and 'Blues From A Gun'. By this time, the violence that was originally associated with the band was practically non-existent and the Reid brothers were less antagonistic and aggressive in general.

The Rollercoaster (August 1990) would be their last release for over a year, the band undertaking with,. The 1990s Douglas Hart had moonlighted with the Acid Angels in 1988, and left the band in 1991, to have a career in film making, before picking up his bass again in 2006, playing with the, and Cristine. Thomas also quit the band to join. The fluid nature of the Mary Chain's line up continued throughout their entire career, with a revolving door of drummers, bassists and guitarists being recruited for TV appearances and gigs whenever they were required, the only constants being the Reid brothers. The Reid brothers recruited former rhythm section Matthew Parkin and Barry Blackler to replace Hart and Thomas.The brothers bought their own recording studio in 1991 in in, which they dubbed The Drugstore, and they returned in February 1992 with the first fruits of the new studio, their next single, 'Reverence', which gave them their biggest hit single in almost five years, reaching No. 10 in the UK. Spitting feedback and bile in every direction, the track was banned from being played on and from, due to its potentially offensive lyrics ('I wanna die just like, I wanna die in the USA'.'

I wanna die just like, I wanna die on a bed of spikes'). The single was followed by the release of the album (1992), which received mixed reviews. Following the to support the album, the band concentrated on cracking the United States, with an appearance on 's show, and a tour as part of the line-up, which William later described as 'the worst experience of our lives,' followed by their own headlining tour. In December 1992, the Reids again lost their rhythm section, with Ben Lurie returning and Steve Monti joining on drums. Another compilation was released in 1993, before they returned to the studio to record their fifth album proper, which would see release in 1994, and featured guest appearances from and William's then-girlfriend. The album was originally planned as an acoustic album, but this idea was abandoned because, in Jim's words, 'We couldn't do enough interesting things with acoustic guitars to make an album'.

In the 1995 EP released under American Records, a number of new works and B-sides were published which were later collected in the album Munki.Following the release of the 1995 compilation, the Mary Chain parted ways with Blanco y Negro, their record label of over a decade, and re-signed to their original label, and in America. The band now included former bassist. They then recorded 1998's album, which would turn out to be their last before splitting the following year.

Munki was commercially the least successful album the band released, peaking at number forty-seven in the. The album featured the Reid's sister Linda, who sang on the track 'Mo Tucker' as well as vocals from Hope Sandoval on 'Perfume'.Though it was not until October 1999 that the split was made official, on 12 September 1998, William had a falling out in the tour bus with guitarist Ben Lurie before they were to play a sold out performance at the famous Los Angeles. Jim appeared onstage apparently drunk and barely able to stand or sing.

William walked offstage about 15 minutes into their set, and the show ended. The audience was later refunded the price of their tickets. The band finished up their U.S.

And Japanese dates without William, but from that point, it was clear that the band was at its end. Jim Reid said in 2006 of the tension between himself and William: 'After each tour we wanted to kill each other, and after the final tour we tried'. Post-split. This section needs additional citations for. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.Find sources: – ( August 2012) Immediately after the split, William Reid went solo as —having already released a solo EP in April 1998—and Jim Reid founded along with Lurie and ex- bassist Romi Mori and drummer, although neither act received much attention or found any success. In October 2005, it was announced that the Reids were reunited; Jim Reid's track 'Song For A Secret' a duet with his wife Julie Barber, was released as a single, paired up with Sister Vanilla's 'Can't Stop The Rock', which was written and produced by William Reid and the brothers' younger sibling, Linda. The single was released by Transistor Records on 17 October.

Jim Reid promoted his side of the single with a very rare solo gig at London's Sonic Cathedral club on John Peel Day, Thursday 13 October 2005. He finished this rare live appearance with a performance of the early Mary Chain classic 'Never Understand'. Jim Reid also performed new material at low-key gigs with a new band comprising Phil King on guitar, Loz Colbert on drums and bassist (International Jetsetters).In 2006 five albums were reissued through: Psychocandy, Darklands, Automatic, Honey's Dead and Stoned & Dethroned on 11 July 2006. Each album was released with a containing three promo videos from that particular album. Reunion: 2007-present They performed at in April. During their 27 April 2007 main-stage performance, they were joined onstage for the song 'Just Like Honey' by actress (who acted in the film, which featured the song).

At the warm up gig on 26 April 2007, in, they were instead joined by of Giant Drag. The band's first UK performance since reforming was at the festival in June.In an interview to magazine, Jim Reid announced that a new album by the band was in the works. In March 2008, the band released a studio recording of 'All Things Must Pass' on the soundtrack album to the television drama. It was their first new song released since 1998. In September, Rhino Records released a 4-CD box set entitled. The box set consists of material from the, and compilations, alongside unreleased tracks and rarities from throughout their career; including early performances, unheard demos, re-mixes, alternate versions of some songs and bootleg recordings.In 2010, a greatest hits album, was released via Music Club Deluxe.

In 2012, between March and September, the band went back on tour with a series of dates through North America, which also included their very first gigs in China in May. It was confirmed through the band's official website that John Moore will be returning on guitar, while drummer Brian Young confirmed via Twitter that he would be replacing Loz Colbert.

The Jesus and Mary Chain also performed two gigs in on 19 and 20 October. In an interview posted to Whopper Jaw in September, Jim Reid revealed that he and his brother William had written songs for a new album, however, they had yet to enter the recording studio.In 2013, it was announced that a full-discography vinyl box set, dubbed as, would be released for the band's 30th anniversary, via Demon Music Group. In March 2014 the band signed back to and became the first artists to sign to the newly reformed. They announced November 2014 dates in the UK to debut the performance of Psychocandy Live, which toured through 2015 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the album's release.In September 2015, Jim Reid announced that the band were recording their first studio album since 1998. The album titled was produced by and released on 24 March 2017.On 24 August 2017 Bobby Gillespie joined the band on drums for three songs during their performance at in Portugal.

In 2018, they supported industrial rock band on its Cold And Black And Infinite tour.The band headlined the 10th anniversary of the Burger Boogaloo concert in in, US on 6 and 7 July 2019, which was hosted again by.Discography. Cultural references They were referenced in Season 24, Episode 22 of the, '. The men of Springfield are helping Homer restore a train for Homer and Marge's anniversary. Is reading a book called The Jesus and Mary Train. The song ' by references the Jesus and Mary Chain in the lyrics 'Ebin was a cooly that I used to know / Now he's down with the PLO / He's cold kickin' it live with the KKK / No JMC, no JFA'.Their song ' from was featured in the closing scene of the film.

The acoustic version of their song 'Taste of Cindy' was featured in the 2009 film. The song ' from their Honey's Dead album was featured in the 1992 film. 'Snakedriver' was featured on.A poster for the band is seen in the 1995 episode ' in the scene where Richie and Eddie fight three boys dressed as devils.They were referenced by their acronym J.A.M.C.

By the band in the song ' from their fourth studio album. Also referred to the band and their ('The DJ never has it, J.A.M.C. Automatic') in the lyrics of 'The Authority Song' from their fourth album. In addition, Jesus and Mary Chain are referenced in the song 'Mildenhall' from fifth full-length studio album,.

Mentions them as a band he frequently listened to as child in his time abroad in.The song ' was featured in the AMC TV series in a scene from the episode entitled “Stradivarius”. 'Jesus', a character on the show, is seen listening to the song on a record player.References. ^ Sladeckova, Olga (10 August 2002). Retrieved 11 July 2012., p. 8.

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. 'Released: April 1987. 'Released: August 1987. 'Released: October 1987Professional ratings Review scoresSourceRating7.8/104/58/10B+Darklands is the second studio album by Scottish band. It was released on 31 August 1987. The album is the band's first to use, replacing live drummer, who had left to pursue a career as the frontman with.

Lead vocals are performed by, with the exception of 'Darklands', 'Nine Million Rainy Days' and 'On the Wall', which are sung by.Darklands reached number five on the, the band's highest-peaking album on the chart to date. The album was included in the book.Primal Scream later recorded a cover version of the album's title track as a B-side to their 1998 single 'If They Move, Kill 'Em'. Contents.Track listing All tracks are written.

Side one No.TitleLength1.' Deep One Perfect Morning'2:433.' Down on Me'2:365.' Nine Million Rainy Days'4:29Side two No.TitleLength6.'

Cherry Came Too'3:069.' On the Wall'5:0510.' About You'2:312011 expanded edition Disc one (bonus tracks) No.TitleLength11.' Some Candy Talking'3:1812.'

Taste of Cindy' (acoustic version)2:0013.' Darklands' ( session)4:4016.' Down on Me' (BBC Radio session)2:2917.' Deep One Perfect Morning' (BBC Radio session)2:3718.' Fall' (BBC Radio session)3:1119.'

In the Rain' (BBC Radio session)2:2820.' Happy Place' (BBC Radio session)2:24Disc two No.TitleLength1.' Kill Surf City'3:122.' Bo Diddley Is Jesus'3:173.' Who Do You Love'4:054.' Everything's Alright When You're Down'2:395.'

Happy When It Rains' (demo)3:467.' Happy Place'2:248.' On the Wall' ( demo)3:4111.' Surfin' USA' (April outtake)2:5812.' Here It Comes Again'2:3213.' Walk and Crawl'2:2414.' Some Candy Talking' ( version)3:1015.'

The Hardest Walk' (soundtrack version)3:1217.' Don't Ever Change'3:3218.' Darklands' (with strings)5:2720.' Interview '14:36DVD No.TitleLength1.' Some Candy Talking' (music video)3:252.' April Skies' (music video)3:593.' Kill Surf City' (music video)3:164.'

Happy When It Rains' (music video)3:335.' Darklands' (music video)3:596.' April Skies' (live on )3:417.' April Skies' (live on Villa Tempo)3:478.' .

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