Too Much Pressure

Locations
Call Number: CD Pop Selecter Too
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Album originally released in 1980.
Packaged as a boxed set.
Liner notes by Daniel Rachel, with band member and producer interviews, printed on container insert.
CD 2 (tracks 9, 12, 15) and CD 3 (all tracks) previously unreleased.
CD 1: Two much pressure. Three minute hero -- Everyday -- They make me mad -- Missing words -- Danger -- Street feeling -- My collie (Not a dog) -- Too much pressure -- Murder -- Out on the streets -- Carry go bring come -- Black and blue -- James Bond.
CD 2: B-sides and rarities. The selecter -- On my radio -- Too much pressure (B-side version) -- Street feeling (Outtake) -- They make me mad (John Peel session 9/10/79) -- Carry go bring come (John Peel session 9/10/79) -- Danger (John Peel session 9/10/79) -- Street feeling (John Peel session 9/10/79) -- Three minute hero (Alternative version) -- Missing words (7" version) -- Carry go bring come (Live) -- A live injection / Mony mony / Too much pressure (Soundcheck) -- The whisper -- Train to Skaville (7" version) -- Cool blue lady (Early version) -- Train to Skaville (Extended version) -- On my radio (Ready mix radio).
CD 3. Live in Coventry 29th November 1979. Soulful I / Murder -- Out on the streets -- James Bond -- Sweet collie (Not a dog) -- Street feeling -- Everyday -- The selecter -- Danger -- They make me mad -- Carry go bring come -- On my radio -- A live injection / Too much pressure. Live in Hemel Hempstead 28th February 1980. Three minute hero -- Black and blue -- Missing words -- Train to Skaville.
Compton Amanor, rhythm, lead guitar ; Charley Anderson, bass ; Charley 'H' Bembridge, drums ; Desmond Brown, Hammond keyboard ; Pauline Black, vocals ; Neol Davies, rhythm/lead guitar ; Arthur 'Gaps' Hendrickson, vocals ; with Rico Rodriguez, trombone ; Dick Cuthell, trumpet ; Joe Reynolds, saxophone ; Hillfields Boys Choir.
CD 1 contains a new remaster of the original album. CD 2 collects all the non-album singles, b-sides, John Peel session and some previously unreleased rarities. CD 3 features a newly mixed concert recorded at Tiffany's in Coventry on the Two Tone Tour in November 1979, along with some tracks recorded in 1980.
Compact discs.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Straight from the 2-Tone Revolution submitted by Meginator on August 11, 2021, 4:43pm This three-disc set is a love letter to one of the most influential bands of the 2-tone ska revival and is essential for anyone who enjoys ska in any of its forms. Built around bouncing upbeat guitar and running bass lines, the songs have a natural infectious energy to them. Given that a lot of the tracks are covers of older ska standards, this album is a great way to understand the genre’s development and the importance of 2-tone as a link between ska’s Jamaican founders and the third-wave ska/ska-punk that arose in the 90s.