PALE SAINTS John Peel 23rd July 1989

[@bksug2009]

This reminds me of the cool atmosphere in London around early 90s

[@mauriciomachado3529]

Pale Saints "♡" Love

[@daysiewaysie]

thanks KZbin for recommending & FruitierThanThou for uploading i still get a vicarious thrill & the butterflies when listening to Time Thief..... The Re:masters are an excellent revision to an already spectacular album and the Woodhouse Studio bonus recordings are an absolute joy to hear. joy ! joy ! joy !

[@JulioCarlos69]

Adrenalina pura!

[@dougaikman4077]

If you are a fan of The Pale Saints, you might be interested to know what ex- PS members Graeme Naysmith and Chris Cooper are up to nowadays. Check out their new venture - The Program - here: theprogram1.bandcamp.com/music

[@BillySnaddon]

When I was 15 I thought that the Comforts of Madness was the greatest album ever recorded. Now I'm nearly 40 and I don't think it's all that far off it. Maybe I should've listened to better music for the past 25 years but I found the first 3 Ramones albums and didn't bother looking elsewhere.

[@colonialpimp]

I agree! 'The Comforts of Madness' is an exciting and unique debut album that I often return to, having been continually disappointed by music since. Pale Saints were way more surprising, creative and inventive than many other lauded bands around at the time, and I naively thought that this was something that would continue in music. I was wrong.

[@aadamjacobs]

Bless you for uploading this! I'll be the first to point out that the picture is an inaccurate line up of the band for this recording.

[@FruitierThanThou]

I reckon you will... Oh you have..