I am looking for a song that CFNY played for a while in the mid to late eighties. It was sort of gothic yet danceable. It had the lyrics "1-2-3-4-5-6-7, all good children go to heaven."
From Paul Miceli, 11/19/2003 11:50:34 PM:
Hi Mike,
That is Sneakyville by Secession.
Cheers.
From Metal Mike, 11/20/2003 12:07:59 AM:
Awesome, thanks! Do you know if their stuff is still available?
From Paul Miceli, 11/20/2003 12:18:13 AM:
They released one cd - "A dark enchantment" in 1987,It's been deleted for a while now.
Jason at - Superfecta Recordings is working on a reissue.
http://www.superfectarecordings.com
Cheers.
From Paul Miceli, 11/20/2003 12:24:19 AM:
Here's some info on some of their upcoming cds.
LOS ANGELES, CA - Hollywood based Superfecta Recordings will re-release Brit rockers Flesh For Lulu's breakthrough album Long Live The New Flesh on August 12, 2003.
Long Live The New Flesh opened America's ears to this headstrong post-punk post-goth quartet from Brixton, England. Originally released in 1987, Flesh For Lulu's third and most memorable album is revived on Superfecta Recordings digitally remastered and completed with four bonus tracks that have never been released on CD. It includes the hits I Go Crazy (originally released as the lead track from the John Hughes film Some Kind of Wonderful), Postcards From Paradise and the boisterous rock classic Siamese Twist. It also includes rare never-before-seen photos of the band and brand new liner notes penned by Flesh vocalist Nick Marsh.
"Personally, I think it's a great idea for Superfecta to reissue this record 'cause people are always hassling me about how they can't
From Paul Miceli, 11/20/2003 12:25:28 AM:
Additional releases scheduled on Superfecta Recordings in 2003 include The Colourfield - Virgins & Philistines (+ 5 bonus tracks) and a singles collection from New Model Army. Lookng forward to 2004 Superfecta has releases scheduled from Heaven 17, Philip Oakey & Giogrio Moroder, Secession, Howard Devoto and many others.
Superfecta Recordings is an independent label based in Los Angeles and distributed by Ryko Distribution/MRI. Founded by former World Domination and Wherehouse Music executive Jason Fiber, the label focuses on reissuing out of print music from 1980's alternative artists. When possible, Superfecta enhances its reissue packages with new liner notes and adds rare and unreleased material from its artists.
From Metal Mike, 11/20/2003 4:50:12 PM:
Great info. Thanks.
From Corn on my Toe..... in the area, 2/22/2004 12:15:13 PM:
I was wondering if anyone knows where to find a song called "Corn on my Toe" I went to Monica's on Eglinton and tried to sing them to tune... but they looked at me as if I was from another planet.. Any help :) and don't forget In the area you may even see tippy or cock di leg.. :)
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