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Tramcar to Tomorrow

Tramcar to Tomorrow
Be Bop Deluxe

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Track Listing

  1. Third Floor Heaven
  2. Adventures in a Yorkshire Landscape
  3. Mill Street Junction
  4. 15th of July (Invisibles) [#]
  5. Maid in Heaven
  6. Stage Whispers
  7. Sister Seagull
  8. Blazing Apostles
  9. Crying to the Sky
  10. Peace of Mind
  11. Panic in the World
  12. Love in Flames

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #9591 in Music
  • Released on: 2000-03-21
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Formats: Best of, Live
  • Dimensions: .21 pounds

Editorial Reviews

CD Description
Previously unreleased BBC Peel Sessions from 1974-1978: 12 tracks that were recorded before the band signed to EMI, including the rare song '15th Of July (Invisibles)', which has never been released in any form. The group's famous guitarist Bill Nelson wrote the liner notes, and also pickedthe tracks for this release. 1998 Hux Records release.

Album Description
Previously unreleased BBC Peel Sessions from 1974-1978: 12 tracks that were recorded before the band signed to EMI, including the rare song '15th Of July (Invisibles)', which has never been released in any form. The group's famous guitarist Bill Nelson wrote the liner notes, and also pickedthe tracks for this release. 1998 Hux Records release.

Album Details
Previously Unreleased John Peel Sessions, Recorded 1974-1978. Includes One Rare Song, '15th of July (Invisibles)'Which Was Previously Unavailable in Any Form. Track Listing Was Compiled by Bill Nelson, who also Wrote the Liner Notes.


Customer Reviews

Worth it for the BBD lover4
Some great songs, often a certain freshness - or at least a raw quality - that one might not expect from having heard their previously released material. Still I wish 'Live in the Air Age' would be re-released, although it had been polished smooth of some of what this set of recordings lets us glimpse, it was a truly beautiful piece of work.

delux tram! ride it!5
This is a very nice account of BILL nelson. but if you would like landscapes don,t come here. This rocks with the best live sound I,ve heard, beats radioland BBC, NOT TO SAY THATS NOT GREAT IT IS> CHECK OUT STAGE WHISPERS, and BLAZING,if you need the last name you don,t know be-bop delux right!

The sound here is very NELSON in the period 73-78 more modern music to come ...

Be Bop scores another winner at the BBC5
This album features previously unreleased sessions recorded for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 Show between 1974-78. For Be Bop collectors, it does contain one rare song "15TH OF JULY(INVISIBLES),which has never been released before in any form. All the songs on here were handpicked by Nelson himself. The sound quality of the music on here is near perfection. It beats both the BBC Radioland Live and the "Live In The Airage" albums for sound recording. The radio banter and audience applause are nowhere to be found here. These songs apparently were recorded live in studio without an audience, or else they did a good job of editing everything out. As far as the music, you get a few of the songs that appeared on the Radioland album, such as their live standards "THIRD FLOOR HEAVEN", MAID IN HEAVEN, SISTER SEAGULL, AND BLAZING APOSTLES. I liked these versions much more than their other BBC album. The guitar sound is much cleaner and out in front here. Bill Nelson's solo's have never been better than you'll find on this album. Some of his standout guitar work appears on "MILL STREET JUNCTION", STAGE WHISPERS, which features a fantastic guitar solo that ends the song all too abruptly. Another great song is "BLAZING APOSTLES", which is every bit as good as the "Live In The Air Age Version".A couple other standout tracks are "CRYING IN THE SKY", with it's playful rhythm changes, sounds like they had a lot of fun making this one. Same goes for "PEACE OF MIND, which changes directions in the middle from a rock song to a reggae song. It was also nice to hear an acoustic guitar playing alongside Nelson's lead, especially on the songs "ADVENTURES IN A YORKSHIRE LANDSCAPE", and 15TH OF JULY(INVISIBLES). All in all, this is a great guitar album that's sure to please Be Bop fans.