Description: The House of Love | Black Vinyl LP | Babe Rainbow | Proper Description: The House Of Love – guitarist and vocalist Guy Chadwick, lead guitarist Terry Bickers, bassist Chris Groothuizen and drummer Pete Evans – formed in London in 1986 - Chadwick had been around the music industry for several years, but was energised seeing The Jesus And Mary Chain, inspiring him to form the band - Signing to Creation, The House Of Love were greeted enthusiastically by the music press and their single, Shine On and self-titled debut album became indie disco classics - By 1989, the band were big news and had signed to Fontana, part of the PolyGram group.The touring and promotion for The House Of Love took its toll on the group with lead guitarist Terry Bickers leaving the group to be replaced with Simon Walker. Taking its name from a Peter Blake painting, Babe Rainbow was released in July 1992. Overseen by The The and Julian Cope producer Warne Livesey, it has a tremendous urgency and greater unity than their previous album. Trailed by the single The Girl With The Loneliest Eyes, Babe Rainbow also contains live favourite Crush Me, the brooding High In Your Face and Top 50 hits Feel and You Don't Understand. Simon Walker left the group and was replaced with Simon Mawby, who himself was to depart by the end of 1992.This re-issue replicates the original 1992 Fontana UK release with printed inner sleeve and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. Artist: The House of Love Genre: Indie Pop / Shoegaze Label: Proper Records Price: £20.1435
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Genre: Indie Pop / Shoegaze
Artist: The House of Love
Colour: Black
Format: Vinyl LP
Language: British
Record Label: Proper Records
Release Title: The House of Love | Black Vinyl LP | Babe Rainbow | Proper