NME Singles of the Week 1992

The NME was how you used to get to know about new music - that and John Peel on a Sunday night. Every year, they'd issue a tape/CD (for about £3 + p&p +tokens) of some of the best singles they'd reviewed on a weekly basis. It's interesting to note that of the singles of the week CDs I've got tracklistings for, none of the tracks made it to the NME Single of the Year award ... ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Guys If you're downloading this, it's because you're of a certain age and you're an obscure twat (like me) when it comes to musical preferences, you'll appreciate how hard it can be to find the good stuff. This is the good stuff. Please seed at least as much as you leach! I've got a crappy connection, so I'll seed for 10x, then I'm doing the next one! Next - Ruby Trax - 40 No1s covered by NME-friendly bands. Jesus & Mary Chain covering Little Red Rooster, anyone? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SUGAR - Changes CARTER USM - The Only Living Boy in New Cross THE WEDDING PRESENT - California THE TYRREL CORPORATION - The Bottle 3 1/2 MINUTES - Feelings M ST ETIENNE - Join Our Club SONIC YOUTH - 100% GANG STARR - 2 Deep THE FALL - Free Range P J HARVEY - Sheela-Na-Gig KINGMAKER - Eat Yourself Whole ROLLINS BAND - Low Self Opinion THE ORB - Assassin THE FAMILY CAT - Steamroller TEENAGE FANCLUB - What You Do To Me THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH - Old Red Eyes is Back GALLON DRUNK - Bedlam FATH NO MORE - Everything's Ruined

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