2001, Alternative Tentacles
STROBE TALBOT are JAD FAIR, Mick Hobbs, and Benb Gallaher. JAD AND DAVID FAIR formed HALF JAPANESE in Maryland in the early 1970s. With their revolutionary sound and musical approach, HALF JAPANESE served as a linchpin for both punk and post-punk movements.
The band called themselves STROBE for a bit where they released a CD on a label in Portugal called Low Fly in limited edition of 550 copies. But then they changed it to STROBE TALBOT since there was another band by the name of STROBE. This was recorded in Spain, Portugal and Maine over the course of a year. It features 21 songs (track 21 is hidden after track 20) in 52 minutes. Musically it is not unlike a HALF JAPANESE/JAD FAIR album, yet leaning more towards quirky pop.
The band called themselves STROBE for a bit where they released a CD on a label in Portugal called Low Fly in limited edition of 550 copies. But then they changed it to STROBE TALBOT since there was another band by the name of STROBE. This was recorded in Spain, Portugal and Maine over the course of a year. It features 21 songs (track 21 is hidden after track 20) in 52 minutes. Musically it is not unlike a HALF JAPANESE/JAD FAIR album, yet leaning more towards quirky pop.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Tuesday or Thursday? |
| 2 | Yes, We Can |
| 3 | Until Now |
| 4 | This Time |
| 5 | Extreme Happiness |
| 6 | Apples and Strawberries |
| 7 | Fury of the Wolfman |
| 8 | Day-Dreamy |
| 9 | Love Club |
| 10 | And the Bells Rang |
| 11 | Ghost Train |
| 12 | It the Monster |
| 13 | Drip-Drop |
| 14 | Overjoyed |
| 15 | You Make Me Tremble |
| 16 | Step Into the Bliss |
| 17 | New Shoes |
| 18 | High-Class Love |
| 19 | Beware |
| 20 | Vampires Sang |
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