Album Details
Title: Succour: The Terrascope Benefit Album Artist: Various Artists Release Date: 1995 Re-Released On: 9/24/1996 Label: Flydaddy, Inc. Album Type(s): Various artists collection, Greatest Hits UPC: 787331002025 Genre: Rock Styles: Industrial, Singer/Songwriter, Punk, Alternative Pop/Rock, Prog-Rock, New Wave, Experimental, Post-Rock, Indie Rock, Jangle Pop, Neo-Psychedelia, Space Rock, Dark Ambient, Dream Pop, Experimental Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Punk/New Wave, College Rock Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 2 |
Track Listings Disc 1
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Dartaina :: Linus Pauling Quartet
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Deadly Nightshade :: The Green Pajamas
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Black/Rich Tune :: Palace
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Ptolemine Treescope :: Porcupine Tree
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The Supernova That Never Quits :: Powder Monkeys
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The Far Side of Your Moon :: Wellwater Conspiracy
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Hate Me More :: Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey
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Nihil :: Current 93
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Drop :: Charalambides
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Dry Rain :: The Bevis Frond
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Omar :: Kable
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Cages :: Spirit
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Bare Trees :: Flying Saucer Attack
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Everything You Want :: Clockbrains
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Cock Marsh on Bicycles :: Marilyn Decade
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The Nerve Tattoo :: Motorpsycho
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So Far Out :: Captain Sensible
Track Listings Disc 2
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Angle :: Nurse with Wound
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Red Sky :: Sun Dial
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The Ships :: The Olivia Tremor Control
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New Sunrise :: Flyte Reaction
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Wesleyan :: Dunlavy
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She Was Sinister But She Was Happy :: Robyn Hitchcock
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Affa :: Bardo Pond
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You Are Just a Flying Egg :: Mooseheart Faith
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Spliff Riff :: The Heads
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Into the Cone of Cold :: Cul de Sac
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Ashtralia :: Lucky Bishops
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Fried, Baked or Scrambled :: Endino's Earthworm
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Let It Fly :: Ethereal Counterbalance II
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Building and Building :: Medicine Ball
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Tale from Telegewae :: Strapping Fieldhands
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Beyond Coimbula :: Ghost
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Lost Rivers of London :: Coil
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Sunrise Variations :: Magic Hour
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1996 | CD | Flydaddy, Inc. | 020 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
Psychedelia is back. Or, perhaps it never went away; this collection is a testament to and a helping hand for the independent British magazine The Ptolemaic Terrascope, which has the singular goal of exposing a wide range of music new and old with a vaguely psychedelic bent. Succour (and its companion Alms) initiates and familiarizes the curious reader with a generous helping of Terrascopic finery. Alongside well-knowns Spirit, Peter Buck of R.E.M., and Robyn Hitchcock, reside outfits with far-out handles like Olivia Tremor Control, Cul de Sac, and the Bevis Frond. The music is as trippy as the band names; while not inaccessible, it requires as open mind. In many instances, the overall effect of the music doesn't sink in for several listens. But once it does, the satisfaction is unassailable. Each participant has brought a world-class dish to this potluck; in addition to the United States and England, Japan, Norway, Australia, and New Zealand are represented here. In addition to showcasing some of the cream of the indie-rock crop, Succour raises some much-needed funds for a publication these artists hold near and dear to their hearts. ~ Jim Powers, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Alan Strawbridge | ? | | Bardo Pond | Performer | | Barrett Martin | Drums | | Bob Dickie | Bass | | Bob Malloy | Guitar, Vocals | | Bruce Moravec | Drums | | Captain Sensible | Vocals, Synthesizer, Guitar, Performer | | Charalambides | Performer | | Chris Fujiwara | Bass | | Clint Takeda | Bass | | Coil | Performer, ? | | Cul de Sac | Arranger, Performer | | Current 93 | Performer, ? | | Damon Krukowski | ? | | Donald Sanders | Guitar | | Dunlavy | Performer | | Elizabeth Swift | Bass | | Endino's Earthworm | Performer | | Evan Williams | Guitar | | Flying Saucer Attack | Performer, ? | | Flyte Reaction | ?, Performer | | Ghost | Performer | | Glenn Jones | Guitar | | H.O. Morgan | Bass | | Isobel Sollenberger | Flute, Vocals | | Iwao Yamazaki | Drums | | Jack Endino | Guitar | | Jacy Webster | Guitar | | Jason Bill | ? | | Joe Culver | Drums | | John Gibbons | Vocals, Guitar | | John Keane | Pedal Steel, Bass | | John MacLean | Engineer | | John Nolan | Guitar | | Jon Proudman | Drums | | Junichi Yamamoto | Bass, Flute | | Kable | ? | | Kate Biggar | ? | | Kazuo Oginu | Organ, Recorder | | Larry | Drums, Engineer | | Larry Robinson, Jr. | Synthesizer, Guitar, Engineer | | Linus Pauling Quartet | Performer | | Lucky Bishops | Performer | | Luke Adams | ? | | Magic Hour | Performer | | Marilyn Decade | Performer | | Masaki Batoh | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Medicine Ball | Performer | | Michael Beard | Guitar | | Michael Gibbons | Vocals, Guitar | | Mike O'Connell | Guitar | | Motorpsycho | Performer, ? | | Naomi Yang | ? | | Nick Saloman | Liner Notes | | Nurse with Wound | Performer | | Palace | Performer, ? | | Pat Pedersen | Bass | | Paul D. Allen | Guitar | | Paul Gregory | Drums | | Pete Bog | Didjeridu, Bodhran | | Peter Buck | Performer, Guitar | | Phillip Smith | Bass, Drums, Guitar | | Porcupine Tree | ?, Performer | | Powder Monkeys | Performer | | Ramon Medina | Guitar, Chant, Mixing, Engineer | | Rich Murphy | ? | | Richie West | Drums | | Robin Amos | Synthesizer | | Robyn Hitchcock | Performer, ? | | Rod Goodway | ? | | Sarah Molz | Piano, Vocals | | Scott Grimm | Guitar | | Scott McCaughey | Vocals, Performer, Keyboards, Guitar | | Simon Price | Vocals, Guitar | | Sky Kishlo | Drums | | Spirit | Performer, ? | | Steve | Engineer, Bass | | Steve Stapleton | Percussion | | Strapping Fieldhands | Performer | | Sun Dial | ?, Performer | | The Bevis Frond | Performer, ? | | The Green Pajamas | Performer, ? | | The Heads | Performer | | The Olivia Tremor Control | Performer, ? | | Thomas Hughes | ? | | Tim Hemensley | Bass, Vocals | | Todd Homer | Synthesizer, Vocals, Bass | | Tom Carter | ? | | Wayne C. Maskell | Drums | | Wayne Rogers | ? | | Wellwater Conspiracy | Theremin, Performer |
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