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Burial, Skin Deep
Day on the Town / More Than S
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Never Too Late - The Burial, Burial [Band]
2. Gift - The Burial, Burial [Band]
3. Wrong Impression - The Burial, Burial [Band]
4. Sheila - The Burial, Semour
5. Holding On - The Burial, Burial [Band]
6. A Day on the Town - The Burial, Burial [Band]
7. 40 Years - The Burial, Burial [Band]
8. P.S. Slightly Confused - The Burial, Burial [Band]
9. Changes - The Burial, Burial [Band]
10. Just Above My Head - The Burial, Burial [Band]
11. Our Own Way - The Burial, Kenyon
12. All the Fun - The Burial, Kenyon
13. Baddies Boogie - The Burial, Whitnall
14. Come into My Parlour - The Burial, Bleecher
15. There's Much More - The Burial, Kenyon
16. I Won't Be Fooled - The Burial, Kenyon
17. Much More Than Skin-Deep - The Burial, Kenyon
18. The Sycamores - The Burial, Kenyon
19. Another Way - The Burial, Kenyon
20. What Else Could We Do - The Burial, Kenyon

CD Details

All Artists: Burial, Skin Deep
Title: Day on the Town / More Than S
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Step 1 UK
Release Date: 1/3/1996
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 502570310812

CD Reviews

Brilliant split from two overlooked bands.

sascha gottschalk | Easthampton, MA. USA | 02/24/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"It's criminal that both The Burial and Skin-Deep aren't household names for lovers of '80's era British Ska. Except for some cuts on compilations, this is the only time I've found material by either of these bands. There's an abundance of catchy tunes on this disc, mostly working in the vein of a potent combo of Northern Soul, Punk, and Ska.The Burial even get a little folky in some of their songs. Think Billy Bragg with more of an attitude, especially on "Just Above My Head", the stand out track of the whole CD. For their part, Skin-Deep lean more into the Ska line of things, but with unusually introspective and even melancholy lyrics. You won't find any of the generic "rude boy" or "pick it up, pick it up" silliness here that so often plagues the genre. Great stuff all in all. I only wish there was more."