THE GOD MACHINE Scenes From The Second Storey 2LP FICTION 1993 UK/EU orig+inner
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THE GOD MACHINE
After graduating high school in San Diego, Robin Proper-Sheppard, Jimmy Fernandez, Ron Austin, and Albert Amman formed Society Line. They recorded a six-song demo and began playing locally, developing their rough sound into a bracing mix of metallics and atmospherics. Despite the musical progress, Proper-Sheppard became increasingly restless in San Diego and opted to move to New York. The remaining members continued to play together and thought of replacing the singer/guitarist, but Proper-Sheppard returned months later to see if his ex-bandmates would be willing to join him back in New York. Amman was the only member to stay behind. hrough numerous turns of events, the trio ended up in London. Somewhere along the line, they changed their name to God Machine and played their first official gig in early 1991. After a debut EP for Eve, the band signed to Fiction

"SCENES FROM THE SECOND STOREY"

1993      2LP     FICTION RECORDS     FIXB 23 

MADE IN EU for UK/EUROPEAN MARKET

ORIGINAL PRESSING

SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVES

Issued with a printed inner sleeve.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: (text) 7 31451 71561 7

LABEL: FICTION - BLACK LABEL - WHITE TEXT

Label Code: LC 6444

Other (Distribution code): POL 281

Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) fixb 23  517 156-1

Catalog on labels: 

DISC ONE: fixb 23 set no. 517 156-1  lp1 (517 470-1)

DISC TWO: fixb 23 set no. 517 156-1  lp2 (517 471-1)

DISC ONE Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): 517 470-1-A-1 TownHouse1

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): 517 470-1B-1 TownHouse

DISC TWO Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): 517 471-1 A-1 TownHouse

Matrix / Runout (Side D, Etched): 517 471-1 B-1 TownHouse

Other / Runout (on all sides, Stamped): SNA logo

On labels: rim text reads "All rights................prohibited"

All songs written........

? 1992 Fiction Records Ltd ? 1992 Fiction Records Ltd

Published by Fiction Songs Ltd

The copyright..........

BIEM/STEMRA (boxed)

On Back Cover: ? 1992 fiction records ltd. © 1992 fiction records ltd. 

The copyright in this sound recording is owned by fiction records ltd 

and is exclusively licensed to polydor ltd (uk).

tracklisting

Side A: DREAM MACHINE - SHE SAID - THE BLIND MAN - I'VE SEEN THE MAN

Side B: - THE DESERT SONG - HOME - IT'S ALL OVER - TEMPTATION

Side C: OUT - EGO - SEVEN

Side D: PURITY - THE PIANO SONG

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RECORDS EX but (please, read above description)

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

A band with a truly strange trajectory, the God Machine was founded in San Diego, paid their dues in New York, but only managed to kick-start their career after moving on to London, England. There, the trio signed with independent Fiction Records and released their critically acclaimed debut Scenes From the Second Storey in 1993. A sprawling, stylistically diverse effort, the album's alternative metal often drew comparisons to Jane's Addiction because of singer Robin Proper-Shepard's vocal resemblance to Perry Farrell. But the God Machine was even more experimental, using hypnotic riffs, trance-like drones, ethereal vocals, and a bevy of unconventional instruments to achieve a highly cinematic effect throughout their work...(AllMusic)


 


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