~Robyn Hitchcock ~ Invisible Hitchcock ~

Invisible Hitchcock is a studio album by Robyn Hitchcock. A collection of leftovers and out-takes recorded from 1981-1985, Hitchcock's sleeve notes explain that the album was assembled because the songs "didn't fit in with what I was doing at the time and do fit in with each other now".
This CD version of the album omits "Grooving on a Inner Plane" but includes additional bonus tracks......(Rhino CD (1995) bonus tracks)
"All I Wanna Do Is Fall in Love"
"Give Me a Spanner, Ralph"
"A Skull, a Suitcase, and a Long Red Bottle of Wine"
"It's a Mystic Trip"
"My Favourite Buildings"
"Falling Leaves"
"Eaten by Her Own Dinner"
"The Pit of Souls"
"Trash"
"Mr. Deadly"
"Star of Hairs"
"Messages of Dark"
"Vegetable Friend"
"I Got a Message For You"
"Point It at Gran"
"The Abandoned Brain"
"Let There Be More Darkness"
"Blues in A"
"Listening to the Higsons"
"Dr. Sticky"

[@brianmorrison6863]

One of my favorite albums since 1987 or so. A skull, a suitcase, & a long red bottle of wine is a timeless piece of weird beauty.

[@nivekvb]

The Great old Robyn days! Happy memories!

[@neilforrest8030]

agreed - very original pieces of music packed with clever English irony that is hard to match.

[@markvonwisco7369]

The Relativity and Glass Fish years... I saw Robyn with the Egyptians and Peter Buck on the Globe of Frogs tour at the Union Theater on the UW-Madison campus. Peter Buck played on about 1/2 of the songs as I recall. I got to see Robyn again 2 years later playing solo during the Eye tour at Shank Hall in Milwaukee. He was very approachable and friendly after the show. The friend I went to the show with and I hung out with Robyn for nearly an hour after the show.

[@fafaflowy]

Wow, haven't heard this for thirty years! Brings back some great memories...

[@janeharrington1757]

love those radishes !

[@mikenayl]

i forget about this album because it's a collection but it's so ridiculously good I always forget how I always forget and can't remember why I can't remember to remember

[@gplunk]

An interesting compilation; not necessarily 'A' list material, but curious enough to be worth a listen....

[@michaelbarbarich3965]

Phenomenal album! Thank you!

[@sinisterbuthappy208]

Still sounds great doesn't it !

[@michaelbarbarich3965]

@@sinisterbuthappy208 it really does! One of my favorite albums of his, even though it's a compilation. Such a broad collection of styles.

[@lasarusproject1984]

He destroy my life, attending a consert in 1984. Just the inetresing in music...

[@nic-ci_66-77]

ALTERA HISTORIA DU ROCK playlist 6

[@marc-andre7178]

BON SANG