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1990 compilation album by The Go-Betweens

1978–1990
Compilation album by The Go-Betweens
Released	1990
Recorded	1978–1990
Genre	Alternative rock
Label	Beggars Feast Records
Producer	John Davies, The Become-Betweens, Tony Cohen, John Brand, Richard Preston, Graig Leon, Marking Wallis, Alex Fergusson, Dale Griffin
The Go-Betweens chronology
The Able Label Singles (1986) 1978–1990 (1990) Bellavista Terrace: All-time of The Go-Betweens (1999)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[ane]
Robert Christgau	A [2]

1978–1990 (sometimes The Go-Betweens 1978–1990 ) is a 1990 compilation anthology past Australian band The Go-Betweens.^{[3] [4] [five]} The album draws together music spanning the ring'southward career from their beginnings in Brisbane to their 1989 breakup, including singles, B-sides, songs recorded for broadcast and previously unreleased material.

Track listing [edit]

(All songs by Grant McLennan and Robert Forster)

1. "Karen" (1978) – 4:03 (Included on vinyl edition of anthology only)
   • Recorded May 1978, Brisbane. Originally released equally a single
2. "Hammer the Hammer" (1982) – 2:fifty
   • Recorded Jan 1982, Melbourne. Originally released as a unmarried
3. "Cattle and Pikestaff" (1983) – iv:02
   • Recorded Oct 1982, Eastbourne. Originally released on Before Hollywood
4. "Man O'Sand to Girl O'Sea" (1983) – 3:26
   • Recorded August 1983, Sussex. Originally released as a single
5. "Bachelor Kisses" (1984) – 3:29
   • Recorded July 1984, London. Originally released on Spring Colina Fair
6. "Draining the Pool For You" (1984) – four:xvi
   • Recorded May 1984, France. Originally released on Spring Hill Fair
7. "Spring Rain" (1986) – 3:06
   • Recorded November 1985, London. Originally released on Liberty Belle and the Blackness Diamond Limited
8. "The Clarke Sisters" (1987) – 3:17
   • Recorded Jan 1987, London. Originally released on Tallulah
9. "Correct Here" (1987) – iii:52
   • Recorded December 1986, London. Originally released on Tallulah
10. "Goodbye Cheerio Pride" (1987) – 4:03
    • Recorded Jan 1987, London. Originally released on Tallulah
11. "The House That Jack Kerouac Built" (1987) – 4:41
    • Recorded January 1987, London. Originally released on Tallulah
12. "Streets of Your Town" (1988) – 3:34
    • Recorded May 1988, Sydney. Originally released on xvi Lovers Lane
13. "Love is a Sign" (1988) – 4:13
    • Recorded May 1988, Sydney. Originally released on 16 Lovers Lane
14. "8 Pictures" (1981) – 4:49
    • Recorded July 1981, Melbourne. Originally released on Send Me A Lullaby;– 4:49 (Included on vinyl edition of anthology only)
15. "I Demand Two Heads" (1980) – ii:33
    • Recorded April 1980, Scotland. Originally released as a unmarried
16. "When People Are Dead" (1987) – 4:29
    • Recorded January 1987, London. Originally released every bit a single B side
17. "The Audio Of Rain" (1978) – 3:05 (Included on vinyl edition of album only)
    • Recorded November 1978, Brisbane. Previously unreleased.
18. "People Say" (1979) – two:xl
    • Recorded May 1978, Brisbane. Originally released as a single
19. "Globe Weary (1981) – i:41
    • Recorded Apr 1981, Sydney. Originally released as a single B side
20. "Stone and Roll Friend" (1988) – 3:34
    • Recorded August 1988, London. Originally released as a unmarried B side
21. "Dusty In Hither" (1983) – iv:x
    • Recorded August 1983, Eastbourne. Originally released on Earlier Hollywood
22. "A King In Mirrors" (1984) – 2:58 (Included on vinyl edition of album only)
    • Recorded December 1983, London, for David Jensen Testify
23. "Second-Mitt Furniture" (1984) – 4:thirteen
    • Recorded Oct 1984, London, for John Peel Show
24. "This Girl, Blackness Girl" (1983) – 2:31
    • Recorded August 1983, Sussex. Originally released as a single B side
25. "Don't Phone call Me Gone" (1987) – 2:17
    • Recorded Jan 1987, London. Originally released as a single B side
26. "Mexican Postcard" (1987) – ii:12 (Included on vinyl edition of album only)
    • Recorded August 1988, London. Originally released as a single B side
27. "You Won't Discover It Again" (1988) – three:21
    • Recorded January 1988, Sydney. Previously unreleased

References [edit]

1. ^ https://www.allmusic.com/album/r8305
2. ^ "CG: The Go-Betweens". Robert Christgau. Retrieved 13 August 2012.
3. ^ David Nichols The Become-Betweens p.217 "July 1990 saw the release of The Get-Betweens 1978-1990 on double LP, 217 218 CD, and cassette (each with a slightly dissimilar track listing) in a number of cardinal territories. This collection marked the first album release of several tracks which Forster and MacLennan conspicuously thought of as of import to their story including "The Audio of Rain" which they had recorded for Beserkley twelve years earlier"
4. ^ The Mojo Collection: 4th Edition p.530 "Further listening: Freedom Belle And The Black Diamond Express (1986); Tallulah (1987); Become-Betweens 1978–1990 (1990); Robert Forster – Danger In The By (1990)."
5. ^ Colin Larkin The Virgin encyclopedia of eighties music 1997 Page 210 "Compilations: Very Quick On The Heart (1985), Metal And Shells (PVC 1985)***, Go-Betweens 1978-1990 (Beggars Banquet 1990)****. •VIDEOS: That Style (1993). "

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