0:00:00 Spacemen 3 “How Does It Feel?” from the album Playing With Fire (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP 160:07:54 Spacemen 3 “Ecstacy In Slow Motion” from the 12” single Dreamweapon (Fierce Recordings) fright 0420:08:36 Spacemen 3 “Transparent Radiation” (Violin Mix) previously unreleased mix found on the limited edition EP DJ Tones (Space Age Recordings) ORBIT 028CD0:14:03 Spectrum “Lord I Don’t Know My Name” from the LP Soul Kiss (Glide Divine) (Slivertone Records) ORE ZLP 5180:18:03 Spacemen 3 “When Tomorrow Hits” from the v/a 7” compilation given away with the magazine Sniffin Rock #110:22:25 Spacemen 3 “Things’ll Never Be The Same” previously unreleased mix found on the compilation Forged Prescriptions (Space Age Recordings) ORBIT OO6CD0:28:04 Spacemen 3 “Just To See You Smile” (Orchestral Mix) from the album Recurring (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP230:31:17 Spacemen 3 “Honey” from the album Playing With Fire (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP 160:34:07 Spacemen 3 “Walkin’ With Jesus” from the album The Perfect Prescription (Genius Records LP) GENILP0010:38:47 Spacemen 3 “Drive / Feel So Sad” from the album Recurring (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP230:44:15 Spacemen 3 “Losing Touch With My Mind” from the album of previously unreleased demos Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To (Father Yod LP) FYP-L250:49:19 Spacemen 3 “Feelin’ Just Fine (Head Full Of Shit)” from the album Recurring (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP230:53:40 Spacemen 3 “So Hot (Wash Away All Of My Tears)” from the album Playing With Fire (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP 160:56:06 Spacemen 3 “Ode To Street Hassle” from the album The Perfect Prescription (Genius Records LP) GENILP0010:59:43 Spacemen 3 “Revolution” from the album Playing With Fire (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP 161:05:29 Spacemen 3 “Suicide” from the album Playing With Fire (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP 161:15:15 Spacemen 3 “I Want You Right Now” previously unreleased recording found on the compilation Forged Prescriptions (Space Age Recordings) ORBIT OO6CD1:20:40 Spacemen 3 “Ecstacy In Slow Motion” from the 12” single Dreamweapon (Fierce Recordings) fright 0421:21:21 Spacemen 3 “Take Me To The Other Side” from the album The Perfect Prescription (Genius Records LP) GENILP0011:25:40 Spacemen 3 “Why Couldn’t I See” from the album Recurring (Fire Records LP) FIRE LP231:32:00 Sonic Boom “Angel” from the album Spectrum (Slivertone Records LP) ORE ZLP 5061:39:39 Spacemen 3 “Come Down Easy” previously unreleased mix found on the compilation Forged Prescriptions (Space Age Recordings) ORBIT OO6CD1:46:15 Spacemen 3 “Ecstacy In Slow Motion” from the 12” single Dreamweapon (Fierce Recordings) fright 042

Find top songs and albums by Spacemen 3 including I Love You, Sometimes and more. Listen to music by Spacemen 3 on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Spacemen 3 including I Love You, Sometimes and more. DJ Tones - EP 2008 Big City - Drive - Single 1990 Live Albums. Live at the New Morning, Geneva, Switzerland, 18 - 05 - 1989. DJ Tones is a limited edition 5-track EP featuring 2 previously unreleased tracks. The iconic drone rockers issue this great twenty-five minute release, sporting an alternate mix of their Red Krayola cover, 'Transparent Radiation' and an incredibly rare, previously white label only remix of 'I Love You'. SPACEMEN 3 DJ Tones EP (2008 UK limited edition 5-track CD single, featuring 2 previously unreleased recordings: 'These Blues' and 'Modulated Tones', a radically different mix of the Red Crayola's 1967 psych classic 'Transparent Radiation', the ultra rare remix of 'I Love You' 1st time on CD, originally only 50 promo white label vinyl copies were ever pressed, plus a studio version of 'Ecstasy Symphony', presented in stickered card wallet sleeve). Limitedto 2000 copies. Spacemen 3 Dj Tones Ep Rarity Online Available now at a lower price. 'Forged Prescriptions' is a collection of alternative mixes, demo versions, and outtakes from Spacemen 3.

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thanks for this compilation....quality....took me back to 16.

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And so the Spacemen return… on record, at least. Britain’s Space
Age Recordings, home to Sonic Boom’s Spectrum and E.A.R. and overseer of
numerous Spacemen 3 reissues and archival projects, offers up an intriguing
little flashback of symphonic ecstasy. The cheekily-titled DJ Tones – though there may be “tones” here ripe for sampling,
don’t expect any house-thumping beatz – brings together five tracks (two of
which have never been issued before) that perfectly recapture the cerebral S3
magic.

You know Spacemen 3: extant from the mid ‘80s to the early
‘90s, the Rugby, England, based outfit nicely bridged the garage/psych,
postpunk and shoegaze eras with a heady mix inspired by – as evidenced by the
covers they not only worked up but inhabited – the Velvets/Lou Reed, Suicide, the Stooges, the Red Krayola and other
avatars of primal, cortex-uncorking tuneage. The band subsequently begat the aforementioned
Sonic Boom’s (aka guitarist Pete Kember) projects, as it did Jason Pierce’s
Spiritualized. In S3’s critically hailed, timeless classic, 1987’s The Perfect Prescription, the stirrings
of those groups were clearly foreshadowed, although by some measures neither
man, though issuing scores of brilliant post-S3 records, has ever fully matched
that artistic peak. (There’s a reason we judge certain albums “timeless” and
“classic.”)

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DJ Tones revisits The Perfect Prescription via two songs
indelibly associated with it, “Transparent Radiation” and “Ecstasy Symphony.”
The former, a Red Krayola song, is presented as a radical remix with guest Owen
John’s signature violin figure featured far more prominently than on the
original album or on the posthumous Forged
Prescriptions double-CD collection of demos and alternate takes; there’s a
shuddery, almost beatific quality that borders on gospel-blues, and the vocals,
likewise, take on a hushed, reverent tone that’s almost prayerful. The latter
appears to be the same 9:05 version from Forged
Prescriptions: shimmering, undulating, hissing, droning and, true its name,
swooning in harmonic ecstasy, the pillowy instrumental denouement to an
extended drug high.

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Another old S3 fave makes a reappearance: a remix of “I Love
You,” originally from the band’s 1991 swansong “Recurring.” By this point
Kember had developed an overt fondness for the motorik vibe of Krautrock legends Neu! and Can, and it shows in the
throbbing, hypnotic pulse that runs throughout what’s otherwise a richly
melodic pop (love) song. Rounding things out are the aforementioned unreleased
cuts: “Modulated Tones” which, truth-in-titling, is a brief (1 ½ minutes) composition
comprising ebb-and-flow drone/fuzz guitar; and “These Blues,” a wonderful slice
of gently anthemic, Velvets-like dronepop featuring tom drums, maraca
percussion, an echoey violin (it may actually be a treated guitar) humming
along in the background, and an affecting, emotional vocal. “These Blues,” in
fact, is a hugely impressive addition to the S3 canon, and had it been issued
back in the day as a single it would have stood a good chance of charting.
Alas, ‘twas not to be, however, and Pierce would take the song with him,
radically reworking it as a surging, churning psychedelic wall-of-sound for
Spiritualized’s 1995 album Pure Phase.

Housed in a cardboard slipsleeve boasting yellow-black “3”
logo artwork guaranteed to make your eyeballs ache if you hold it too close to
your face, DJ Tones is a limited edition of just 2000 copies, so run, don’t walk,
to your browser and hit that Space Age link. Come down easy, kids.

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Standout Tracks: “Transparent
Radiation,” “These Blues” FRED MILLS