Echo & the Bunnymen

Artist:  Echo & The Bunnymen
Origin:  Liverpool, England
Genre:  Pop Rock, New Wave, Post Punk, Alternative Pop, Alternative Rock, Indie Pop, College Rock, Neo-Psychedelia

Original line-up:

Ian McCulloch:  Vocals, Guitar
Will Sergeant:  Guitars, Programming
Les Pattinson:  Bass

Echo & The Bunnymen are an English Pop Rock Band from Liverpool, formed in 1978 by Ian McCulloch (Vocals, Guitar), Will Sergeant (Guitar), and Les Pattinson (Bass), supplemented by a Drum Machine.

Title:   John Peel Sessions  1979-1983  (2019)
Genre:  Pop Rock, New Wave, Post Punk, Alternative Pop, Alternative Rock, Indie Pop, College Rock, Neo-Psychedelia
Label:  Warner Bros.
Rating:   *****

Format:  CD:

Tracks:

 1.  Read It In Books  (2:29)
 2.  Stars Are Stars  (3:05)
 3.  I Bagsy Yours  (2:52)
 4.  Villiers Terrance  (4:13)
 5.  The Pictures On My Wall  (3:06)
 6.  All That Jazz  (2:54)
 7.  Over The Wall  (4:49)
 8.  All My Colours  (4:27)
 9.  That Golden Smile  (4:25)
10. Heaven Up Here  (4:45)
11.  Turquoise Days  (3:57)
12. Taking Advantage  (4:15)
13. An Equation  (3:49)
14. No Hands  (3:10)
15. Silver  (3:48)
16. Seven Seas  (4:00)
17. The Killing Moon  (3:36)
18. Nocturnal Me  (4:14)
19. Watch Out Below  (2:47)
20. Ocean Rain  (3:49)
21. My Kingdom  (3:59)

Format:  LP:

LP 1:

Side 1:

 1.  Read It In Books  (2:29)
 2.  Stars Are Stars  (3:05)
 3.  I Bagsy Yours  (2:52)
 4.  Villiers Terrance  (4:13)
 5.  The Pictures On My Wall  (3:06)
 6.  All That Jazz  (2:54)

Side 2:

 1.  Over The Wall  (4:49)
 2.  All My Colours  (4:27)
 3.  That Golden Smile  (4:25)
 4.  Heaven Up Here  (4:45)
 5.  Turquoise Days  (3:57)

LP 2:

Side 1:

 1.  Taking Advantage  (4:15)
 2.  An Equation  (3:49)
 3.  No Hands  (3:10)
 4.  Silver  (3:48)
 5.  Seven Seas  (4:00)

Side 2:

 1.  The Killing Moon  (3:36)
 2.  Nocturnal Me  (4:14)
 3.  Watch Out Below  (2:47)
 4.  Ocean Rain  (3:49)
 5.  My Kingdom  (3:59)

John Peel Sessions  1979-1983 is the sessions album by Echo & The Bunnymen, released on September 13, 2019 by Warner Bros, recorded for the legendary John Peel during their formative years from 1979-1983.  Many of the 21 songs do not appear on their early albums.