The Eastbourne Supremacy

Released

2014

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These are previously unreleased work-in-progress tunes developed at the same time as Cheap Red Wine and 25, circa 1988-94. They are in the same style of crazy cinematic instrumentals as those records, but are songs that were never finished or properly arranged and therefore didn't "make the cut" for release. They are however some of Todd's favourite songs from the period, and that is reason for this release. Better late than never.

These are the actual (rough) recordings from the time with no ovedubs or alterations at all. You can read more about this album in Todd Brunner - The Incomplete History - Part 2 if you care to dive into the trivia. Also download the Album Info below for even more trivial facts about each individual song.

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