Torrent Prefab Sprout 2013

The rumours had been rife all year. There was even a leaked bootleg - The Devil Came A Callin'. But the cries of the enlightened could be heard across the land when the imminent arrival of Crimson/Red was announced.

Prefab Sprout were formed in 1978 as a four-piece band based in Co. Durham and went on to be arguably one of the most beloved British pop bands of the 80s and 90s. Their biggest top ten album, From Langley Park To Memphis featured Pete Townsend and Stevie Wonder and included their biggest hit, 'The King of Rock’n’ Roll'.

Prefab Sprout's first album, Swoon, was released in March 1984. Shortly after Swoon's release, drummer Neil Conti joined the group, and Thomas Dolby was tapped to produce the second Prefab Sprout album, 1985's Steve McQueen (retitled Two Wheels Good in the U.S. Due to litigation from the late actor's estate).
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Prefab Sprout Maximo Park's Paul Smith talks to one of the North-East's most treasured musicians, Paddy McAloon, about the art of songwriting and Prefab Sprout's new record. Paddy McAloon is one of the great British pop eccentrics.

Could it be true? Could Paddy be finally coming out of his slumber for a new release? Would it be a Paddy McAloon or a Prefab Sprout release. Did Paddy still look like God? So many questions to be answered.
Well, the rumours proved to be true. Crimson/Red - named after Mark Rothko paintings, has arrived in all it's blazing glory. Recorded over an 18 month period, it draws on the Paddy McAloon song archive and delivers Paddy's best album for years. I say Paddy's album because it is a solo album, with all instruments played by Paddy. It has the comfortable feel of all the previous Prefab Sprout albums, the Guitars, Keyboards, Synths, Fake Harmonica etc. And of course, Paddy's fabulous voice.

There is no better songwriter in the UK than Paddy McAloon. And he has chosen some gems to record for this album. So do yourself a favour and just go and buy it.

Oh, and does Paddy still look like God? Judge for yourself :)

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hear Paddy talk about the new album here :)

Artist: Prefab Sprout
Title: Crimson / Red
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Sony Records Int'l ‎– SICP-30401
Genre: Pop Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue, log, scans)
Total Time: 40:50
Total Size: 585 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:
01. The Best Jewel Thief in the World 03:51
02. List of Impossible Things 03:43
03. Adolescence 04:27
04. Grief That Built the Taj Mahal 03:28
05. Devil Came a Calling 03:41
06. Billy 04:37

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07. The Dreamer 06:01
08. The Songs of Danny Galway 03:48
09. The Old Magician 02:51

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10. Mysterious 04:22

Even though he had been suffering from hearing and sight impairments, Prefab Sprout man Paddy McAloon actually picked up the pace with the release of Crimson/Red, an album that follows Let's Change the World with Music by four years, halving the eight-year wait after 2001's The Gunman and Other Stories. It's also interesting that songs like 'Mysterious' (an appreciation of Bob Dylan) and 'The Songs of Danny Galway' (a lush love letter to the work of Jimmy Webb) cover the same ground as Let's Change the World's numerous odes to the power of pop music, but that album was arguably 'tricky,' because with the Sprout, overly smart and overly ambitious are the delicious pratfalls fans still savor. This one, like previous albums Steve McQueen (titled Two Wheels Good in the U.S.) and Jordan: The Comeback, is both grand and easily accessible, opening with a perfect example called 'The Best Jewel Thief in the World,' where busy and big work in tandem with the song's highly infectious hook. Singing it aloud might just make you more clever and warm, while the great 'Adolescence' ('What's it like?/It's like a psychedelic motorbike/You smash it up ten times a day, then walk away') sorts out that kinetic and wide-eyed stage of life quite nicely. The music throughout is just as beautiful and bold as the lyrics, with 'Devil Came a Calling' being built out of a loving tower of country music camp, while the much smaller 'The Old Magician' works its magic with a little bit of keyboards and guitar. A tight ten-song track list, immaculate production, and an overall classic album flow are all icing on the cake, and when it comes to McAloon quotables, 'Power, wealth, and a mansion on Fellatio Dr.' jumps into the gifted man's Top Ten. ~ David Jeffries