Adrian Borland – The Amsterdam Tapes Sounds Haarlem Likes Vinyl

2xLP |;| Sounds Haarlem Likes Vinyl |;| Adrian Borland |;| The Amsterdam Tapes |;| NoAnvArtist |a| Adrian Borland |a| 79566 |a| NostrSeperator |;| Sounds Haarlem Likes Vinyl |l| 633657 |;| Rock |;| Pop Rock |;| Sounds Haarlem Likes Vinyl |;| Adrian Borland |;| LP |,| Record Store Day |;| Vinyl |;| |;| |;| SHLV060 |;| Fast Blue World |,| Darkest Heart |,| Liberation Day |,| Coal |,| Ordinary Angel |,| Dying |,| Queen |,| Sea Of Noise |,| Soul Explosion |,| Via Satellite |,| Happen |,| White Room |,| Fast Blue World (demo 1992) |,| Via Satellite (demo 1992) |,| Queen (demo 1992) |,| Ordinary Angel (demo 1992) |;| |;| Pop One Records |;| |;| |;| |;| Netherlands |;| 2023 |;| Adrian Borland,Artist_Adrian Borland,Rock,Genre_Rock,Pop Rock,Style_Pop Rock,Sounds Haarlem Likes Vinyl,Label_Sounds Haarlem Likes Vinyl,Netherlands,Vinyl,Format_Vinyl,LP,Record Store Day,FormatDescription_LP,FormatDescription_Record Store Day,2023,2020-2029,m-469391,Music |;| RSD 2023 Release¶Original recordings made in 1992 at Bart van Poppel’s place. ¶Additional recordings made in 2005/2006.¶¶During the summer of 1992 Citizens member Victor Heeremans and Bart van Poppel recorded 14 songs with Adrian Borland on an 8-track recorder in Bart’s home-studio in Amsterdam.¶They worked with programmed drums and bass because the recordings were intended as demos in the first place.¶After rejection of the record company, the tapes ended up in the closet where they stayed for about ten years. But when Bart transfered the analogue material to a digital format he discovered that these songs were just hidden treasures which only sounded a little back-dated because of the programmed stuff. He decided to replace the machines by a real rhythm-section and to add some guitars and other instruments like vibes, celeste and cello. |;| 8716059014951