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Performer: Wild West
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Album: Beat The Drought
Released: 1981
Style: New Wave, Post-Punk
MP3 version ZIP size: 1966 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1785 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1987 mb
Rating: 4.6
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Tracklist

Dry
A1 Calling The House 2:20
A2 Chinchilla 2:58
Wet
B1 We Can Do 2:31
B2 Red Sea 2:53

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – M Squared Studio
  • Mixed At – M Squared Studio

Credits

  • Bass – Gordon*
  • Drums – Peter*
  • Guitar – Peter N.*
  • Organ – Phil*
  • Synthesizer – Phil*, Rae*
  • Vocals – Phil*, Rae*

Notes

Recorded and mixed at M².

Vinyl comes in a fold-out cover. Sides just marked hand-written as "Dry" for the plain red and "Wet" for the plain green side.

The song "We Can Do" appears on the compilation Can't Stop It! Australian Post-Punk 1978-82.

MilsoN
Members of Wild West had connections to Voigt 465, Pel Mel, Hope is a New Coat & Moral Fibro, among others - This is definitely one of the best punk EPs from the "golden era" of Australian punk - all 4 songs are brilliant . It is certainly better than a lot of other inferior releases that fetch much higher prices - get a copy while its still affordable! The No Night Sweats blog is worth checking out for more info on this incredibly under-rated band. Phil Turnbull (i think) talking about the EP: "We released the "Beat The Drought" EP in 1980 containing "Calling The House" (a somewhat hypnotic and graceful 5/4 that garnered high rotation on 2JJ for quite a while); "Chinchilla" (a mesmerizing verse drone with a punchy two note chorus); "We Can Do" (sort of shouted funk with a climactic chorus change and a pots and pans percussion ending based on "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough") and "Red Sea" (a slightly experimental 3 section piece with buzzing synths and a lovely short bass 'solo' at the end)." - taken from nonightsweats.com