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Ludus

Danger Came Smiling (LP)

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Great experimental second album by very original arty new wave duo released by New Hormones in 1982. With insert.

condition (record/cover): NM / EX- (minimal wear)

Insert included.

This album is surprising, confounding, and just plain interesting, least of all when it comes to the vocals. They just follow their own rules, if there are any. Linder, the vocalist for Ludus, has a lexicon that is labyrinthine and elusive. The music on Danger Came Smiling is equally tricky and hard to pin down. It knots and unknots itself with ease while being uneasy listening, a perfectly imperfect mirror to Linder and her voice.

Details
Cat. number: ORG 20
Year: 1982

Release notes

Comes with an A4 colour insert folded vertically. "MADE IN FRANCE" (label). Composed and recorded on 4 track, February March May 1982. A8, B9: private recordings at Sunnylea March 1982 (inlay).

Tracklist
A1Foaming At The Bit
A2Howling Comique
A3You Open My Legs Like A Book
A4Flogging Cully
A5Mememormee
A6Invasion Of Compulsory Sex-Morality
A7I Stabbed At The Sheep
A8Mistresspiece
A9Bloody Chamber
B1Would You Rather Dancing Be?
B2Wonder-Wounded
B3Savasana
B4Bitch Party
B5Modju
B6Palace Of Thieves
B7Redress
B8Crinkum Crankum
B9Centuries
Credits
Lee Buick
Alto Saxophone
Michael Pincombe
Drums
Paul Mahoney
Drums (A2, A6, B3, B8)
Adam Lesser
Engineer
Ian
Guitar
Denis Blackham
Mastered By
Michael Adcock
Piano
Graham Revell
Soprano Saxophone
Linder
Voice, Artwork