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FIELD MICE (the) : For Keeps + Singles

FIELD MICE (the) : For Keeps + Singles

The third and final album For Keeps (1991) with all tracks from the singles September's Not So Far Away and Missing the Moon. These swansong records prove once again that The Field Mice were one of the most underrated bands of their era: the missing link between Postcard Records and Belle and Sebastian.

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01 Five Moments

02 Star Of David

03 Coac Statio Reunio

04 This Is Not Here

05 Of The Perfect Kind

06 Tilting At Windmills

07 Think Of These Things

08 Willow

09 And Before The First Kiss

10 Freezing Point

11 Missing The Moon

12 A Wrong Turn And Raindrops

13 An Earlier Autumn

14 September's Not So Far Away

15 Between Hello And Goodbye

LTM present the first reissue of the entire works of the Field Mice (on 3 CD's), the cult South London band who recorded for the Sarah label between 1988 and 1991. They later became Northern Picture Library and chief songwriter Bobby Wratten now fronts Trembling Blue Stars. For Keeps + Singles combines the third and final Field Mice album For Keeps (released in October 1991) with all tracks from the singles September's Not So Far Away and Missing the Moon. By 1991 the band were a five piece, with founders Bobby Wratten and Michael Hiscock joined by guitarist Harvey Williams, drummer Mark Dobson and Annemari Davies on vocals and keyboards. These swansong records prove once again that The Field Mice were one of the most underrated and misunderstood bands of their era, representing the missing link between Postcard Records and Belle and Sebastian. The band's farewell ep Missing The Moon was made 'Total Absolute Single of the Week' by the NME in September 1991, praised as heralding the long-awaited meeting of Pop and Acid House. The CD features 15 remastered tracks, and contains detailed biographical notes in the booklet.

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