This southern Cali quartet do the jangle and strum thing with homespun aplomb and more than enough charm to get by, purloining a thing or two from REM - and they wouldn't sound entirely out of place on a bill with one of their other local contemporaries, The Three O'Clock. Other than that, I can't offer much in the way of background info on the
Colours, who may have only issued this one slice of vinyl. Modest, but mightily effective stuff here. A few notches shy of a masterpiece,
Details at Thirteen is at the very least well above average. Funny they went with a black and white sleeve, contrary to their moniker.
01. Faces in the Window
02. Somewhere in Between
03. untitled
04. Long Distance
05. What You Mean
06. Turn Around
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Thank You It's another one off my list. Jack
Hi, Thanks so much for this!
Just a note. They more or less morphed into the band Little America.
Interesting....Little America certainly upped their sound when got to Geffen, quite a bit more from this EP! Great stuff tho, thanks!!!
You're welcome folks. Little America? Don't think I'm familiar with them. When did they record?
1987 - 1989 I believe
I'm having issues with the Zippyshare link, it's not fully coming up for me. Anyone else? Thanks!
Disregard, back up now.
REUP WHEN U HAVE TIME THANK YOU
Any chance you could RE-REup? please
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