It's Immaterial - Life's Hard And Then You Die (Deluxe Edition) (1986)

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Title: Life's Hard And Then You Die (Deluxe Edition)
Year Of Release: 1986
Label: Virgin Records Ltd.
Genre: New Wave, Indie Pop
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 02:22:44
Total Size: 349/934 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Driving Away From Home (Jim's Tune) 4:13
02. Happy Talk 5:30
03. Rope 3:36
04. The Better Idea 5:41
05. Space 4:00
06. The Sweet Life 4:38
07. Festival Time 3:53
08. Ed's Funky Diner 3:06
09. Hang On Sleepy Town 4:21
10. Lullaby 6:27
11. Washing The Air (Single Version) 3:25
12. We'll Turn Things Upside Down (The Enthusiast's Song) 4:32
13. Only The Lonely 3:48
14. A Crooked Tune 3:42
15. Trains, Boats, Planes 3:51
16. Hereby Hangs A Tale 4:09
17. Kissing With Lord Herbert 3:01
18. Driving Away From Home (Jim's Tune) (Single Version) 3:53
19. Space (Remix) 4:04
24. Ed's Funky Diner (The Keinholz Caper) 5:55
25. Washing The Air (Rub A Dub Mix) 5:31
26. Driving Away From Home (Wicked Weather For Walking) 7:13
27. Ed's Funky Diner (Friday Night, Saturday Morning) 8:07
28. We'll Turn Things Upside Down (When The Revolution Comes) 4:07
29. Driving Away From Home (Dead Man's Curve) 6:31
30. Space, He Called From The Kitchen . . . 7:12
31. Rope (Extended Mix) 6:09
32. Space (Version) 4:04
33. Jazz Bo's Holiday Transatlantique 4:49
34. Driving Away From Home (4 Track Demo) 3:13

It's Immaterial were an indie pop/new wave band which formed in Liverpool, England in 1980. For most of their career, they were the duo of John Campbell (vocals) and Jarvis Whitehead (guitar). They are best known for their critically acclaimed 1986 single "Driving Away From Home (Jim's Tune)", a Top 20 hit in the United Kingdom. The band released two albums, "Life's Hard And Then You Die" (1986) and "Song" (1990), before disbanding in 1992.

The band's first incarnation was formed by three former members of the power pop group Yachts: Campbell, keyboardist Henry Priestman and guitarist Martin Dempsey, along with drummer Paul Barlow. By 1984, Whitehead had joined and the band had been reduced to the duo of him and Campbell. Priestman later became a producer and keyboardist for the band The Christians, but performed on "Driving Away from Home" as a session musician.



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