I’m high too, I love big pharma, I wish you could still buy Tuinol and Quaaludes for cheap. I love 70’s style medicine, the synthetic chemical addictive mellow. Weed is just too much pure anxiety. Not cool with the killer fentanyl tho, Pharma could supply safer dosing and fuck with the cartels profit line + opiate scare is always the big drag forcing people into the dangerous and dirty shit made clandestinely.
This album was the soundtrack I had for part of my student days. This, "The Sky Moves Sideways" by Porcupine Tree, and "Leftism" by Leftfield, all came out around the same time. Each was in its own way sheer genius, and I spent a fair amount of time sitting on the floor in a grotty house, freezing cold, just floating on the sounds. Pretty sure it saved my sanity.
The albums you mentioned saved me in highschool. I would also add Lazer Guided Melodies, The Prodigy's Music for the Jilted Generation, Underworld's Dubnobass and Second Toughest albums, Orbital's Brown and Snivilisation albums and Smashing Pumpkins' first 3 albums.
The most underrated band to have come out of England. They've saved my life climbing the walls, many a time. The lovely thing is, I am about the same age as JP and so as his music matured and got less space rock, so have my tastes, and as much as I adore this album and Laser Guided Melodies etc, And Nothing Hurt is my current favourite.
oops, i replied to the wrong message lol . but, while i'm here i say i agree. he really just stripped away some of the fuzz and psychedelia but, the core is still similar
🗣 *Spiritualized Will always to me be the original line up of ‘Sean Cook,Mark Refoy,Kate Radley’ backing Jason Spaceman!* *That lineup on the first 3 albums extraordinary & seeing them live from 92 to 97 were with that lineup = transcendental (adding acid blotters & other nasty addictions)* 💯🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
@@seamusmalarkey759 I'm actually interviewing Mads Bjerke (who mixed and engineered Pure Phase (as well as some other Spiritualized albums) on my channel on March 30th at 15:00 UK time if you're interested.
Fancy seeing you here, Chris! Haha My favourite will always be ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, We’re Floating in Space’. Came out in ‘97, and by that time, I could really relate to the subject matter. It’s certainly seen me through some dark times. At some point, when I’ve got the money, I’m going to buy the special edition with the individual cds in the blister packs. That how much it means to me. Take care mate.
I was a huge Galaxie 500 fan, and and Spacemen 3 too, then an acquaintance in my group of friends let me borrow a tape with their 2 first records, I didn’t want to give it back!
Here's my INTERVIEW with Mads Bjerke who engineered/mixed this album (it's quite the story) and some of Ladies and gentlemen. We talk about his career for a while but we soon get into the Spiritualized stuff: ua-cam.com/video/nAlt1kEihzs/v-deo.html
🗣 *Great album been a fan since the breakdown of Spacemen 3 must of seen this band over 20 times during the 90’s but it’s the original lineup with ‘Sean Cook’,‘Kate Radley’ ,Mark Refoy that backed Jason Pierce that I remember & were the best sound that was Spiritualized!* *First 3 albums was them at their finest!* 💯🎵🎵
You're right, such a solid band and I'm happy I saw them as that group back then so many years ago. I love this album, it is incredible. I'm seeing Jason Spaceman's current Spiritualized tonight in NYC!
Been Listening to Spiritualized for about 4 months now and loving their output. "The Slide Song" stands out for me on this one. "Let it flow" and "Electric Mainline" too. Great album!
i like the new green cover honestly - it fits, this is a very green-sounding album if that makes sense (particularly on electric mainline, lay back in the sun, and the title track)
As a slightly synesthetic person, I totally get it! Seeing this particular shade of green and the ovular thing in the middle, on this cover, always makes me think of watermelons. It's that shade of green to me. And also because I usually listen to Spiritualized on the most brilliantly sunny days. Lay back in the sun and listen. It is euphoria ❤
🗣 *That was a heavy monkey on my back throughout that decade & they were the soundtrack!* *I prefer the 12 inch 1994 release over the reinterpretation on the 2nd album!*
One of my favourite albums ever! I have always wondered does anyone know what synthesizer was used on this album? Love that warping synth sound throughout the album.
I think it could almost be a farfisa put through a tremolo and a phaser, or at least I've got similar results that way. Would love to know what actually went on in the studio though
@@pickybleatinge3744 Def a Farafisa - but not phased digitally, they phased the whole album by tape - you want to know what went on - new interview published yesterday - mind blowing: thequietus.com/articles/30057-jason-pierce-j-spaceman-interview-spiritualized
@@lenini056 Jason Pierce from Specemen 3 is Spiritualized. He released the album 'Laser Guided Melodies' as Spiritualized after Spacemen 3 broke up, then this album.
@@DangerfieldChris I can confirm the process - I was the engineer that did it. Back in 1994/95 Geoff Travis (Rough Trade Records) connected Jason with Spring Heel Jack and myself (I was SHJ engineer at that time) and Jason explained that he had spent the budget on two complete album mixes, but wasn't happy. I had an Akai DD1000 4-track digital editing machine at that time and I put the mixes in - panning one mix to 7-1 o'clock and the other mix at 11-5 o'clock. This created an amazing stereo spread with all sorts of phasing and glued the mixes together. As the album was recorded on analog tape the timing would drift between the mixes. The mixes were done in different studios on different machines and that compounded the problem. I had to cut up the songs into 2 bar sections and retime one mix against the other. It took weeks. We also added new content to the mixes and the Pure Phase sound was overlapped in several places. Lay Back In The Sun was also recorded and mixed at this time. Jason was happy with the result and he and I went on to work together on Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Floating In Space - Let It Come Down and Amazing Grace.
Funny thing is the ONLY time I like it is when the heroin isn't stealing all my emotions. This music is for feeling and heroin does not allow this. Heroin not only numbs your body, it takes your soul.
this is 'controlled chaos' in it's most perfected guise. no big studio tricks, deepdeepdeep lyrics and unreal production. 'ladies and gentlemen...' is this style perfected, but for it's first appearance in the sonicverse, this shit kills. 'here it comes and there it goes and it hits me takes me home...' at least we agree this cat kills, no?
![Spiritualized® - Live in Reykjavík, Iceland - 1st July 2010 [Acoustic Mainline][FULL SET]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/l0mqZgV3KEc/mqdefault.jpg)
mid 90s the best time of my life, Pure Phase forever
And I'm high
I’m high too, I love big pharma, I wish you could still buy Tuinol and Quaaludes for cheap. I love 70’s style medicine, the synthetic chemical addictive mellow. Weed is just too much pure anxiety. Not cool with the killer fentanyl tho, Pharma could supply safer dosing and fuck with the cartels profit line + opiate scare is always the big drag forcing people into the dangerous and dirty shit made clandestinely.
This album was the soundtrack I had for part of my student days. This, "The Sky Moves Sideways" by Porcupine Tree, and "Leftism" by Leftfield, all came out around the same time. Each was in its own way sheer genius, and I spent a fair amount of time sitting on the floor in a grotty house, freezing cold, just floating on the sounds. Pretty sure it saved my sanity.
The albums you mentioned saved me in highschool. I would also add Lazer Guided Melodies, The Prodigy's Music for the Jilted Generation, Underworld's Dubnobass and Second Toughest albums, Orbital's Brown and Snivilisation albums and Smashing Pumpkins' first 3 albums.
@@Estorium I count myself so lucky i was around when all this amazing music in the mid 90`s was kicking off, wonderful memories!
The most underrated band to have come out of England. They've saved my life climbing the walls, many a time. The lovely thing is, I am about the same age as JP and so as his music matured and got less space rock, so have my tastes, and as much as I adore this album and Laser Guided Melodies etc, And Nothing Hurt is my current favourite.
I'm pretty sure its a Korg but, i've had this cd packed in a box since the internet so i haven't looked at the liner notes for a while :)
oops, i replied to the wrong message lol . but, while i'm here i say i agree. he really just stripped away some of the fuzz and psychedelia but, the core is still similar
🗣 *Spiritualized Will always to me be the original line up of ‘Sean Cook,Mark Refoy,Kate Radley’ backing Jason Spaceman!*
*That lineup on the first 3 albums extraordinary & seeing them live from 92 to 97 were with that lineup = transcendental (adding acid blotters & other nasty addictions)* 💯🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
@@seamusmalarkey759 I'm actually interviewing Mads Bjerke (who mixed and engineered Pure Phase (as well as some other Spiritualized albums) on my channel on March 30th at 15:00 UK time if you're interested.
Fancy seeing you here, Chris! Haha
My favourite will always be ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, We’re Floating in Space’. Came out in ‘97, and by that time, I could really relate to the subject matter.
It’s certainly seen me through some dark times. At some point, when I’ve got the money, I’m going to buy the special edition with the individual cds in the blister packs. That how much it means to me.
Take care mate.
Pure Phase, the entire song is the beginning of “Transparent Radiation” of of “The Perfect Prescription”. I love it.
I was a huge Galaxie 500 fan, and and Spacemen 3 too, then an acquaintance in my group of friends let me borrow a tape with their 2 first records, I didn’t want to give it back!
Spread Your Wings ❤️
Yes
It really is fucking perfect, aintit!?
Good dope good fun
Absolute killer and criminally underrated ! 👍😎🍄🍄🍺🍺🍺
Here's my INTERVIEW with Mads Bjerke who engineered/mixed this album (it's quite the story) and some of Ladies and gentlemen. We talk about his career for a while but we soon get into the Spiritualized stuff: ua-cam.com/video/nAlt1kEihzs/v-deo.html
Pure Aural Bliss 😊
🗣 *Great album been a fan since the breakdown of Spacemen 3 must of seen this band over 20 times during the 90’s but it’s the original lineup with ‘Sean Cook’,‘Kate Radley’ ,Mark Refoy that backed Jason Pierce that I remember & were the best sound that was Spiritualized!*
*First 3 albums was them at their finest!* 💯🎵🎵
Remember Kate staring at me in one of the spiritualized concerts in 1991
You're right, such a solid band and I'm happy I saw them as that group back then so many years ago.
I love this album, it is incredible.
I'm seeing Jason Spaceman's current Spiritualized tonight in NYC!
Been Listening to Spiritualized for about 4 months now and loving their output. "The Slide Song" stands out for me on this one. "Let it flow" and "Electric Mainline" too. Great album!
The Slide Song is absolutely gorgeous, agreed. Oh and wouldn't you know it's just started.
This quality sounds amazing.
The amount of times I kicked with this on the turntable, flipping the record constantly as twisted my bedsheets into knots...
My favourite by spiritualized
i like the new green cover honestly - it fits, this is a very green-sounding album if that makes sense (particularly on electric mainline, lay back in the sun, and the title track)
As a slightly synesthetic person, I totally get it! Seeing this particular shade of green and the ovular thing in the middle, on this cover, always makes me think of watermelons. It's that shade of green to me. And also because I usually listen to Spiritualized on the most brilliantly sunny days. Lay back in the sun and listen. It is euphoria ❤
Was available with glow in the dark case back in the day, illuminating manys a session
One and only special, laser guided melodies all time.
Easily in my top..say...5 LPs. Long live the fuckin Spaceman!!
Nice one for this 👍
STILL waiting for a time
That I can be without
These things that make me feel
This way all of the time
Interviewing the man who mixed this in a couple of hours here: ua-cam.com/video/nAlt1kEihzs/v-deo.html
🗣 *That was a heavy monkey on my back throughout that decade & they were the soundtrack!*
*I prefer the 12 inch 1994 release over the reinterpretation on the 2nd album!*
@Tyrone Warren you are alright now, well done fella
@@canItouch 🗣 *Yeah that’s behind me now,it’s a mugs game at the end of the day!*
this is the album i figure by which 'modern' psychedelia should be measured. it's a monster.
Amen
Thank you for uploading this classic album.
Yeah man rock n roll psychedelic 😮😂❤
Excellent 💖
☯️ 💌
Born never asked bass line start to finish 😎😎😍😍
Da bin ich sooo oft
weggeflogen zu...
One of my favourite albums ever! I have always wondered does anyone know
what synthesizer was used on this album? Love that warping synth sound
throughout the album.
I think it could almost be a farfisa put through a tremolo and a phaser, or at least I've got similar results that way. Would love to know what actually went on in the studio though
@@pickybleatinge3744 Def a Farafisa - but not phased digitally, they phased the whole album by tape - you want to know what went on - new interview published yesterday - mind blowing: thequietus.com/articles/30057-jason-pierce-j-spaceman-interview-spiritualized
Do I get the feeling they made this album after Spacemen 3's "Ecstasy Symphony"?
@@lenini056 Jason Pierce from Specemen 3 is Spiritualized. He released the album 'Laser Guided Melodies' as Spiritualized after Spacemen 3 broke up, then this album.
@@DangerfieldChris I can confirm the process - I was the engineer that did it. Back in 1994/95 Geoff Travis (Rough Trade Records) connected Jason with Spring Heel Jack and myself (I was SHJ engineer at that time) and Jason explained that he had spent the budget on two complete album mixes, but wasn't happy.
I had an Akai DD1000 4-track digital editing machine at that time and I put the mixes in - panning one mix to 7-1 o'clock and the other mix at 11-5 o'clock. This created an amazing stereo spread with all sorts of phasing and glued the mixes together.
As the album was recorded on analog tape the timing would drift between the mixes. The mixes were done in different studios on different machines and that compounded the problem.
I had to cut up the songs into 2 bar sections and retime one mix against the other. It took weeks.
We also added new content to the mixes and the Pure Phase sound was overlapped in several places.
Lay Back In The Sun was also recorded and mixed at this time.
Jason was happy with the result and he and I went on to work together on Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Floating In Space - Let It Come Down and Amazing Grace.
FOREVERxx
💎
#2021
If I ever do heroin, would definitely take it listening to this record.
It's a good mix. But don't. I am in conversation with the mixer of this album here in a couple of hours: ua-cam.com/video/nAlt1kEihzs/v-deo.html
Funny thing is the ONLY time I like it is when the heroin isn't stealing all my emotions. This music is for feeling and heroin does not allow this. Heroin not only numbs your body, it takes your soul.
Be Safe
The most accurate aural version of heroin
APEX
Second album I listened to, bit boring compared to "Ladies...". I prefer controlled chaos than minimalist ambience.
this is 'controlled chaos' in it's most perfected guise. no big studio tricks, deepdeepdeep lyrics and unreal production. 'ladies and gentlemen...' is this style perfected, but for it's first appearance in the sonicverse, this shit kills. 'here it comes and there it goes and it hits me takes me home...' at least we agree this cat kills, no?
❤
Yes