The Armoury Show remained largely unheard in their heyday
in the mid-1980s, despite featuring several eminent new wave musicians. At the
start of that decade, the Dunfermline-born punk band the Skids were coming to
natural end, and, after guitarist Stuart Adamson left to form Big Country,
singer Richard Jobson and bassist Russell Webb also eventually went in a new
direction. Around this time the Manchester-based group Magazine, which had
included drummer John Doyle and guitarist John McGeoch, were also dissolving.
The latter had also had a stint playing with Siouxsie and the Banshees, and
even replaced Adamson briefly in the Skids for a ‘Peel Session’ shortly before
they split up in 1981. Richard Jobson, Russell Webb, John McGeogh and John
Doyle formed the Armoury Show together later in 1981, taking their name from a
famous 1913 modern art exhibition in New York. Unfortunately they only had a
brief existence, but they left us with one outstanding album and a brace of 12”
singles. There was a real array of talent here and it has that distinctive 80's
sound to it. It is packed with various other influences from around that era,
but has also a brave unique sound slightly ahead of that time. There are echoes
ironically of Adamson's Big Country, but the Armoury Show, while mixing
together various other 80’s influences, also had their own sound. If you have
just discovered the Armoury Show through the re-release of Waiting For The
Floods, you will not be disappointed with these 12” singles as they are the
sound of new wave of the 80s with its many characteristics all rolled into one.
Marvellous!
All of the five singles presented here have been collated
from various sources (so don’t blame me if there are discrepancies) to one mega
MP3 @ 320kbps folder
The Armoury Show; Castles In Spain 12”
A. Castles
In Spain (Wubb Dubb Mix)
B1. Innocents
Abroad
B2. Is
It A Wonder
C1 Castles
In Spain (Single DJ Edit)#
The Armoury Show; We Can Be Brave Again (Extended
Version) 12”
A. We
Can Be Brave Again (Extended Version)
B1. A
Feeling
B2. Catherine
The Armoury Show; Glory Of Love (Universal Mix) 12”
A. Glory
Of Love (Universal Mix)
B2. Higher
Than The Instrumental
The Armoury Show; New York City 12”
A. New
York City (Remixed by John Robie)
B1. New
York City (N Y Agogo)
B2. Whirlwind
The Armoury Show; New York City (The John Robie Dance
Mix) 12”
A. New
York City (The John Robie Dance Mix)
B1. New
York City (N.Y. Agogo)
B2. Whirlwind
The Armoury Show; Love In Anger 12”
A. Love
In Anger
B1. Uptown,
Downtown
B2. Tender
Is The Night





Fabio...and anyone else who dares to click for two tracks from The Foreign Resort
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Go On! You know that it's gonna be awesome in 24bits FLAC
Thanks AJ!
DeleteAsking if you have copies of the lucy show "undone", H20 "faith" album in flac.
ReplyDeleteLooking for ages!
ReplyDeleteHiya Cid, I don't have The Lucy Show in FLAC, I only have them in MP3. I also don't have the H2O album Faith, I only have the single Hollywood Dream in MP3.
DeleteThank you hard to find this album I lost it when somebody borrowed never return.
DeleteThank you! Remember hearing John Peel play "Castles In Spain" on his syndicated-for-US-radio show and going to great lengths to find the 7-inch.
ReplyDeleteThat's a long wait to find such a glorious single...hope you enjoy DJ El Toro
DeleteWould you be able to upload this again please? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Joe...Sadly I'm unable to upload this collection of singles. The bulk of the tracks are available again on the 2 CD post of the Armoury Show album
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