Edward Ball - The Mill Hill Self Hate Club FLAC

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Credits

• Artwork By – Toby Egelnick
• Mastered By – Denis Blackham
• Photography – Roger Sargent
• Producer, Engineer – Ian Shaw
• Written-By – Edward Ball

Notes

Reissue of the 1996 single.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 017556 702604
• Matrix / Runout: A0100207996-0101

Video

Album

This is the promo video for Edward Ball's 'The Mill Hill Self Hate Club' from his 1997 'Catholic Guilt' album for Creation Records. Up the Hill and Down the Slope - Продолжительность: 4:16 Loft - Topic Recommended for the late 1970s, Edward Ball was one of the founding members of the Television Personalities. After he left the band in the early 1980s, he was frontman of several bands The Times, O Level, Teenage Filmstars, Love Corporation. In the mid 90s, he released his first solo album Catholic Guilt, including the tracks The Mill Hill Self Hate Club, Love is Blue and Trailblaze, which were also released as singles. He returned to Television Personalities for their latest albums My dark Places released 2006 and Are we near read more. A strong four-song EP, 1996's The Mill Hill Self Hate Club continues the pessimistic themes of the previous year's If a Man Ever Loved a Woman. The title track, goosed along by a surprisingly funky Motown-style horn section, is one of Ball's best, cleverly weaving north London place names and details into an anguished lost-love song that recalls mid-'80s Elvis Costello. The title track appeared on Ball's second solo album, Catholic Guilt, later in the year, but the other three tracks appear only on this EP, which is well worth searching out. Live session on BBC Radio, with Mark, Stuart and Lard. All right 11 records for sale for album Mill hill self hate club by Edward Ball on CDandLP in Vinyl and CD this page you can download song Edward Ball - The Mill Hill Self Hate Club in mp3 and listen online. Alternative Rock Indie Rock Pop-Rock. Edward Ball. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. EDWARD BALL, THE MILL HILL SELF HATE CLUB from 'Catholic Guilt', 1997, The verses all follow the same simple pattern: F - G - Am - Am And so does the refrain: C - D7 - F - F The rest Ball in concert, 2007. Background information. Birth name. 1959-11-23 23 November 1959 age 60. For the first time on any of his projects, Ball found a promoter willing to support Catholic Guilt, which yielded two UK Top 75 chart singles, The Mill Hill Self Hate Club and Love Is Blue. Following the collapse of Creation in 1999 Ball was unsigned to any other label and disappeared from public view, to concentrate on experimental film documentaries. Steffen Streller. Edward Ball - The Mill Hill Self Hate Club