Jimmy Eadie
This Substack is where I jot down memories of bands, studios, gigs, near-misses, and the strange things that happen when you spend years chasing sound.
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18. Ad Nauseam
THE SIEGE OF STALINGRAD
A Play in One Act
Time: Forever
Location: Everywhere
A windowless, airless room. Four musicians. The fug of stale smoke and damp.
Guitarist is crouched over a new pedal. Cables everywhere. He holds two of them u...
17. You Can't Polish a Turd
Change EP
In April 1990, we went back into the studio to record the Change EP. We’d tried these songs at Sun Studios in Dublin before leaving for London, and it had been a complete disaster. Now we were back at Elephant with Nick and Adria...
16. Supersonic Gin and Tonic
There was a lovely woman at Ensign called Doreen. Very maternal, warm, well-spoken. She was of a certain age, though I was young enough that anyone over forty seemed old to me. When Chris and Nigel were around her they were almost like her...
15. 59th Best Band in Dublin
Under the Water
I opened one of the boxes and pulled out an album. I looked at Albert Irvin’s painting on the front, flipped it over, looked at the credits, then pulled out the vinyl. A circular black disc. Sound carved into plastic, froz...
14. 1990 - Mo Mullets and Motorways
Hyde Park, January 1990
Keith lived in a squat in Camberwell. The plan was that we’d do the same — find a vacant property, break in, sort ourselves out. I’d lived in London before and knew roughly what that meant. I’m not sure the others d...
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