Succour: The Terrascope Benefit Album

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SUCCOUR is a benefit album for the British magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope. Performers include: Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey, Robyn Hitchcock, Flying Saucer Attack, Palace, the Linus Pauling Quartet, the Bevis Frond, the Flyte Reaction, Dunlavy, Clockbrains, Bardo Pond, Charalambides, Magic Hour, Green Pajamas, Olivia Tremor Control, the Lucky Bishops, Sundial, Porcupine Tree, Captain Sensible, Ghost, Kable, Marilyn Decade, Nurse With Wound, Strapping Fieldhands, Motorpsycho, the Powder Monkeys, Mooseheart Faith, the Heads, Endino's Earthworm, Cul De Sac, Ethereal Counterbalance, Medicine Ball, Coil. Personnel: Scott McCaughey (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Captain Sensible (vocals, guitar, synthesizer); Simon Price, Bob Malloy, John Gibbons , Michael Gibbons (vocals, guitar); Isobel Sollenberger (vocals, flute); Sarah Molz (vocals, piano); Todd Homer (vocals, synthesizer); Tim Hemensley (vocals); Ramon Medina (chant, guitar); Larry Robinson, Jr. (guitar, synthesizer); Phillip Smith (guitar, drums); Paul D. Allen, Mike O'Connell, Jacy Webster, Evan Williams, Donald Sanders, Scott Grimm, John Nolan , Jack Endino, Michael Beard, Peter Buck , Glenn Jones (guitar); Masaki Batoh (acoustic guitar); Junichi Yamamoto (flute); Pete Bog (didjeridu, bodhran); Kazuo Oginu (recorder, organ); Robin Amos (synthesizer); Bruce Moravec, Joe Culver, Sky Kishlo, Wayne C. Maskell, Larry, Iwao Yamazaki, Jon Proudman, Paul Gregory , Richie West, Barrett Martin (drums); Steve Stapleton (percussion); Wellwater Conspiracy (Theremin). Audio Mixer: Ramon Medina. Liner Note Author: Nick Saloman. Recording information: John Keane's Studio, Athens, GA (10/30/1994/02/04/1996); Larryland Studios (10/30/1994/02/04/1996); Parlour, Pawtucket, RI (10/30/1994/02/04/1996); Practice Space (10/30/1994/02/04/1996). Unknown Contributor Roles: Coil; Current 93; Damon Krukowski; Thomas Hughes; Kable; Rich Murphy; Flying Saucer Attack; Alan Strawbridge; The Green Pajamas; Flyte Reaction; Rod Goodway; Kate Biggar; Jason Bill; Motorpsycho ; Naomi Yang; Palace ; Porcupine Tree; Robyn Hitchcock; Spirit; Sun Dial; The Bevis Frond; The Olivia Tremor Control; Wayne Rogers; Tom Carter ; Luke Adams. Arranger: Cul de Sac. Flydaddy Records released Succour: The Terrascope Benefit Album in 1996 to assist the British music magazine Ptolemaic Terrascope. The double-disc set includes 35 songs from some of indie rock's most influential and experimental artists, including Palace, Bevis Frond, Magic Hour, Strapping Fieldhands, Cul de Sac, Bardo Pond, Robyn Hitchcock, and Flying Saucer Attack, among others. The artists rushed to support the magazine, which for years had been reporting on the kind of underground music that mainstream press rarely touched. The collection begins with the ambient and frantic "Dartania" by the Linus Pauling Quartet. That is followed by the piano pop of the Green Pajamas and their track, "Deadly Nightshade." The diversity of styles throughout makes this compilation full of surprises. R.E.M.'s Peter Buck collaborates with Scott McCaughey and others on "Hate Me More," a subdued and soulful epic. The Olivia Tremor Control offer the kind of playful and cerebral track, "The Ships," that has made the band so notable. Ghost checks in with an ambitious, organ-based track. All of the songs on Succour: The Terrascope Benefit Album were previously unreleased, making the collection all the more collectible. ~ Stephen Cramer
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