Flailing, manic majesty from pre-Madchester Happy Mondays.
'Wrote For Luck' channels the lyrical and rhythm section mania of vintage Can - Can's 'Tago Mago' favourite 'Halleluwah' (mp3) in particular - thereby paving the way for latter-day Krautrock-ing indie like Connan Mockasin's mental 'Forever Dolphin Love'.
As with the rest of the 'Bummed' album, it's the point where the Mondays' vibe was firmly in the organic, Krautrock, groove marathon camp. The moment before Paul Oakenfold's sequencers took over and Madchester began, leaving behind the more organic dance/rock hybrids of New Fast Automatic Daffodils et al.
Beautiful insanity.
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Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Happy Mondays 'Wrote For Luck (7" Version)' (Factory, 1988)
Labels:
1988,
Alternative Dancefloor,
Factory,
Indie,
Indie Dance
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