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Young Marble Giants- Colossal Youth (Side B)

Young Marble Giants- Colossal Youth (Side B) 1980 B1 Music For Evenings 0:00 B2 The Man Amplifier 2:58 B3 Choci Loni 6:10 B4 Wurlitzer Jukebox ! 8:47 B5 Salad Days 11:34 B6 Credit In The Straight World 13:26 B7 Brand - New - Life 15:56 B8 Wind In The Rigging 18:46 Colossal Youth is the only studio album by Welsh post-punk band Young Marble Giants, released in February of 1980 on Rough Trade Records. Young Marble Giants were offered the opportunity to record the album after Rough Trade heard just two songs by the band on the local Cardiff music compilation Is the War Over? According to critic Richie Unterberger, Colossal Youth is "one of the most highly regarded indie cult post-punk recordings, with a unique hushed and minimal atmosphere." Nirvana singer-songwriter Kurt Cobain said in a 1992 Melody Maker interview that Colossal Youth was one of the ten most influential records he had ever heard & he also included it in a personal list of his 50 favourite albums. In the aforementioned interview, he spoke of his admiration for the album: “This music relaxes you, it's total atmospherics. It's just nice, pleasant music. I love it. The drum machine has to have the cheesiest sound ever. We're going to be on a Young Marble Giants compilation, doing "Credit in the Straight World". I had a crush on the singer for a while—didn't everyone? I didn't know much about them—the Moxham brothers, right? I heard they might be getting back together again recently. Isn't it weird how, when you hear something like that, you still get excited, even though you know you shouldn't? I first heard Colossal Youth on the radio, after I started getting into K music when I lived in Olympia. It was a year before I put out the Bleach album.” Cobain's wife Courtney Love would later record "Credit in the Straight World" with her band Hole on their second album Live Through This, released in 1994. Stephin Merritt credited the album as the main inspiration for his band The Magnetic Fields's debut album Distant Plastic Trees, and has recorded a cover of "The Man Amplifier". Australian band Toys Went Berserk covered "Brand - New - Life" on their 1989 album The Smiler With A Knife. Domino Recording Company released Colossal Youth & Collected Works, an expanded reissue of the album, on 9 July 2007. In May 2009, Colossal Youth was performed live in its entirety by Young Marble Giants as part of the All Tomorrow's Parties-curated Don't Look Back series. In 2020, Rolling Stone included Colossal Youth in their "80 Greatest albums of 1980" list, praising the band for "creating an arresting, quiet sound. #youngmarblegiants #colossalyouth #1980 #sideb #fullalbum