Heaven Up Here is a Electronic album by Echo And The Bunnymen, originally released in 1981. On Gatefold: 94 pressings tracked, owned by 19 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- angular
- intense
- nocturnal
About
Though singer/guitarist Ian McCulloch is often considered the band’s leader, anyone who listens to Echo & The Bunnymen's early albums can hear just how much of a collective they truly were. Songs are credited to all four members, with each instrument contributing key ingredients to their majestic sound. Will Sergeant’s lead guitar work churns alongside the tumultuous rhythm section to create pure tension. “With a Hip,” “Over the Wall,” and “Turquoise Days” excel at a modern psychedelic-punk sound that positively bleeds with angst.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Show Of Strength4:48
- A2With A Hip3:11
- A3Over The Wall5:50
- A4It Was A Pleasure3:05
- A5A Promise4:03
Side B
- B1Heaven Up Here3:47
- B2The Disease2:15
- B3All My Colours3:55
- B4No Dark Things4:21
- B5Turquoise Days3:48
- B6All I Want4:00
Credits
Performers
- Les PattinsonBASS
- Pete De FreitasDRUMS
- Will SergeantLEAD GUITAR GUITAR
- Ian McCullochVOCALS RHYTHM GUITAR GUITAR
- Echo & The Bunnymen
- Leslie Penny
19 collectors on Gatefold own this · 94 pressings tracked on Gatefold