The Adventure Club Sessions

OUT OF PRINT 19-trk compilation featuring exclusive acoustic performances including The Posies "Will You Ever Ease Your Mind," XTC "Blue Beret," Frank Black "Old Black Dawning" and "Czar," Jellyfish "The King Is Half-Undressed," Blur "Miss America," Suede "My Insatiable One," others from The Catherine Wheel, Ocean Colour Scene, Cranberries, Lemonheads, James, The Lilac Time and many more!! Color booklet and insert. Product Description

Has my money for best North-American Radio Station Compilation

These are acoustic recordings from the studios of KDGE-FM "The Edge" in Dallas, TX. Recorded from 1989-1994, all one needs to do is consider the high-quality of artists to decide if it's the best compilation of it's kind. Here's the track listing:

1. Ocean Colour Scene - Alibis
2. Frank Black - Old Black Dawning
3. Jellyfish - The King Is Half-Undressed
4. Catherine Wheel - Don't Want To Know If You're Lonely
5. James - Lose Control
6. The Cranberries - Linger
7. The House Of Love - Crush Me
8. Blur - Miss America
9. The Lilac Time - Too Sooner Late Than Better
10. His Name Is Alive - Baby Fish Mouth
11. Frazier Chorus - Cloud Eight
12. Frank Black - Czar
13. James - Maria's Party
14. The Trash Can Sinatras - The Safecracker
15. The Posies - Will You Ever Ease Your Mind
16. XTC - Blue Beret
17. The Lilac Time - Raspberry Beret/Kiss Me medley
18. The Lemonheads - It's About Time
19. Suede - My Insatiable One
November 15, 2008

a masterpiece that should have been included in Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums of all time

I learned of this album by accident, I knew that Blur was on it and that was it. But, only this made me searching for it. After I found it here, I looked at what it was all about. The idea of such great artists performing 19 acoustic songs for an album got a hold of me. I immediately purchased it and, after I listened to it for the first itme, I was amazed. Seriously-this is one of the best "Various Artists" things avaliable and, for my opinion, it should have been included in Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums of all time. August 15, 2008

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