We've probably seen the last Jarvis CD single. These limited edition 7'' records seem to be the Rough Trade way. I don't suppose (m)any people buy CD singles anymore.
But surely they'll make the b-side available digitally. Pretty ridiculous otherwise.
They were, but Big Stuff and One Man Show seem to have disappeared from 7Digital and emusic; you can still get The Loss Adjuster (mis-spelled), the wholly inessential Jarvcast The Mouse The Bird & The Sausage, and a ropey remix of Fat Children, though.
I was actually going to ask if Big Stuff is still comercially available as a CD or mp3. Hearing it live this week has caused me to want to listen to it more than previously. I have the 7" single of Don't let him waste your time with big Stuff as the b-side, but I'd prefer it on other formats.
How long is it? And why is it not available digitally...'kin 'ell. It's not 1975 where everyone relies on a record player.
It's 4.40 mins long and it sounds like it's out of the velvet's debut. i suppose digitally the sound would be a bit cleaner though. Quite psyché as some reviewers said, dirty guitars, weird sounds and heavy drums. At the end of the song, the backing band sing and repeat "looking for god" a few times, and that's almost exactly the same melody as the end of caucasian blues...
-- Edited by andy on Tuesday 16th of June 2009 10:04:58 AM
Yeah, like "Mucky Fingers" or "Lord Don't Slow Me Down". I think "Looking for God" ended up as a b-side because it's more 60s rock than the rest of the album. In a German newspaper (by the way: German magazines absolutely love the album) a critic wrote Further Complications "sounds like the very last album of the 70s".
-- Edited by MerkinMuffley on Wednesday 17th of June 2009 09:19:23 AM
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that's true, very late oasis sounding too. i wish it was available digitally, i made a rip for my ipod but it sounds weird compared to the rest of the tracks.
well it's sounds alright.. even if it don't fit in with the rest of the album as said before. Speaking of all the early jarvcast, they seem to be unavailable :(
So, no digital availability? I remember purchasing the b-sides from 'Jarvis' on 7Digital from the U.S. I have no means of playing vinyl. Why, why, why make your music inaccessible? This is sheer frustration for a fan...
The song sounds great too...
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Yep, frustrating. I'll have to buy the vinyl when I get home where there's a record player, (then see if I can transfer it to a computer). Quite humbling in this era of the digital music file!
I remember I saw something once that I thought was a great idea. Vinyl copies of Wincing The Night Away by The Shins came with a leaflet inside the sleeve giving you a unique code to enter online so that you could download the music digitally as well. I hope that this may become more and more commonplace...!
LeoVK wrote:Vinyl copies of Wincing The Night Away by The Shins came with a leaflet inside the sleeve giving you a unique code to enter online so that you could download the music digitally as well. I hope that this may become more and more commonplace...!
All the back to black vinyl re-releases have this. I have a couple in my pocket for The Who/Quadraphenia and Nirvana/Nevermind that I must get around to using. The Killers also had the same on their last album though it expired at the end of May....
The latest Bob Dylan album, Together Through Life, gave away a CD with the vinyl, but the album was pretty expensive (£35).
Still hoping this track turns up on spotify/we7, but no joy yet.