Album IE 1979 on Mulligan label
Alternative (Power Pop, Punk)
The first Mulligan edition was issued in a poster sleeve which was replaced by stickered Chiswick sleeves imported from the UK. This poster sleeve was a stopgap measure while waiting for the Chiswick sleeves to arrive. The delay in the release of the Mulligan version was exasperating for an eager Irish public, and demand was such that local shops in Dublin imported the Chiswick edition directly from the UK. Approx 1000 Chiswick copies had been sold before the Mulligan version finally became available.
Radiators From Space , 1976-1981 IE album by | |
Mark Megaray b, voc, IE bass, vocals | |
Jimmy Crashe dr, voc, drums, vocals | |
Philip Chevron g, voc, man, 1957-2013 IE guitar, vocals | |
Pete Holidai voc, g, IE vocals, guitar | |
Ruan O'Lochlainn p, g, sax, GB saxophone | |
Tony Visconti bvoc, b, *1944 US piano, arranged by, strings, electric piano, synthesizer, mandolin, organ, hammond | |
Mary Hopkin voc, bvoc, *1950 GB choir, hollywood choir |
Tony Visconti producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Million Dollar Hero | Radiators From Space | 3:06 | |
2 | Let's Talk About The Weather | Radiators From Space | 4:19 | |
3 | Johnny Jukebox | Radiators From Space | 2:46 | |
4 | Confidential | Radiators From Space | 2:51 | |
5 | They're Looting In The Town | Radiators From Space | 4:01 | |
6 | Who Are The Strangers? | Radiators From Space | 3:13 | |
7 | Ballad Of Kitty Ricketts | Radiators From Space | 3:55 | |
8 | Song Of The Faithful Departed | Radiators From Space | 4:44 | |
9 | Walking Home Alone Again | Radiators From Space | 3:05 | |
10 | Dead The Beast, Dead The Poison | Radiators From Space | 3:25 |