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I scream, you scream |
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Written by Infusion Crew
Saturday, 18 December 2010 21:24 |
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We're not sure who first started it, but the practise of classic bands playing their seminal albums is one we approve of wholeheartedly. Especially when that band is Primal Scream and the album is 'Screamadelica.' Produced by Andrew Weatherall, the album was designed to mimic the effects of taking ecstasy, with each song a progression. Made in 1991, it's seen by many to be a definitive rock meets rave album, and came to symbolise the growing dance scene in the UK. The band are taking the album on tour around in the UK next Spring, starting at Leeds on March 14 and ending in London on the 25th.
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We're not sure who first started it, but the practise of classic bands playing their seminal albums is one we approve of wholeheartedly. Especially when that band is Primal Scream and the album is 'Screamadelica.' Produced by Andrew Weatherall, the album was designed to mimic the effects of taking ecstasy, with each song a progression. Made in 1991, it's seen by many to be a definitive rock meets rave album, and came to symbolise the growing dance scene in the UK. The band are taking the album on tour around in the UK next Spring, starting at Leeds on March 14 and ending in London on the 25th.
