• Complete your collection in our Sony BMG Store. This is the place to find pivotal artists and timeless music from greats like these; Aerosmith, Neil Diamond, Miles Davis, Johnny Cash, Pearl Jam, Elvis Presley, and many more. Complete your collection here.
  
  

Buy this album with Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express ~ The Go-Betweens today!

Buy Together Today: $39.96

16 Lovers Lane ~ The Go-Betweens  (6)  $19.98

Spring Hill Fair ~ The Go-Betweens  (3)  $19.98

Before Hollywood ~ The Go-Betweens  (9)  $19.98

The Friends of Rachel Worth ~ The Go-Betweens  (25)  $15.98

Oceans Apart ~ The Go-Betweens  (21)  $14.99

› Explore similar items : Music (9)

Disc: 1
1. Right Here
2. You Tell Me
3. Someone Else's Wife
4. I Just Get Caught Out
5. Cut It Out
6. House That Jack Kerouac Built
7. Bye Bye Pride
8. Spirit of a Vampyre
9. Clarke Sisters
10. Hope Then Strife
See all 12 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Time in the Desert
2. I Just Get Caught Out [Early Version]
3. Don't Call Me Gone
4. Right Here [Early Version]
5. If I Was a Rich Man/The House That Jack Kerouac Built [Radio Session]
6. When People Are Dead
7. Clarke Sisters [Early Version]
8. Little Romance
9. Bye Bye Pride [Radio Session]
10. Doo Wop in 'A' (Bam Boom)

Product Description
On 'Tallulah' the band lineup changed again with the inclusion of violinist/oboist Amanda Brown before recording sessions began, & in keeping with the group's near-perfect streak of releases 'Tallulah' itself is a delight. UK reissue includes a bonus disc with 12 tracks, 'Time In The Desert', 'I Just Get Caught Out' (Early Version), 'Don't Call Me Gone', 'Right Here' (Early Version), 'If I Was A Rich Man/The House Jack Kerouac Built' (Radio Session), 'When People Are Dead', 'The Clarke Sisters' (Early Version), 'A Little Romance', 'Bye Bye Pride' (Radio Session), '1 Doo Wop In 'A' (Bam Boom)', 'Right Here' (Video) & 'Bye Bye Pride' (Video). Lo-Max. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

I own it Not rated Your rating Don't like it < > I love it! Save your rating    ? 1 2 3 4 5

1 Review 5 star:  (1) 4 star:    (0) 3 star:    (0) 2 star:    (0) 1 star:    (0)           Average Customer Review (1 customer review)		Share your thoughts with other customers:
Most Helpful Customer Reviews   St. James Park , September 2, 2007 By  Boxodreams "boxodreams@aol.com" (district of columbia) - See all my reviews "Spirit of a Vampyre" is one of the most unjustly ignored songs in the Go-Betweens canon... It and the following "Clarke Sisters" are masterpieces by Robert Forster, but only the latter has gotten due recognition. "Vampyre," however, needs a boost in this ongoing swim in the dialogue about a band (See? I can refrain from gushing . . . for a second). The song opens with the absolutely classic line "I was slowly dying in a clinic just outside of L.A." over a jagged, nearly swaggering electric guitar riff. It is the comment of a cynic, a jaded hipster, a vampyre, full of exagerated self-importance. And the cracking open of this veneer begins in the very next line: "You came and saw me (thank you) that picked me up straight away." And, so we go on our way toward enlightenment, the richness of living, the end of late-night fears and ultimately, freedom. There is a glimpse of it in the first chorus ("That's when it starts") as the music shifts from the riff rock into an echoey, nearly psychedelic 60s chamber rock of resolving chords and background singers in breathy sighs, "Ahhhhh" (That's when it starts) and in the end, after the second verse, when all self has been given over to the open nature of love and possiblity ("I'm in deep, so blue with everything around you") the floodgates open, the resolving never ends, the sighing never ends, the chorus becomes open-ended to the fade and these final lyrics, full of acute perception, evocative, cryptic, nostalgic, sensuous and, ultimately, ecstatic: That's when it starts. That's when it starts. The electric train of soft cylinder parts The dull mask of action on circus staff Mobility the hood of the Hindu scarf Together at last Making jewellery at last. St. James Park For this alone, "Tallulah" is worth embracing.  Comment | Permalink&