Yukio Yung - Tree-Climbing Goats L.P. (Cordelia Records 019)

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Yukio Yung - Tree-Climbing Goats (and other analysing shanties) L.P.

Cordelia Records ERICAT 019

An unplayed copy of this record which has been out of print for about 25 years.

From Discogs:
Label: Cordelia Records ?– Ericat 019 Format: Vinyl, LP  Country: UK Released: 1986 Genre: Rock Style: Art Rock, Indie Rock
Tracklist
Bit Boring Side A1 Yung And Guilty A2 Blitzkreig Bop A3 Fireball XL5 A4 U.F.O ~ Ugly, Fat And Old A5 Congratulations A6 My Favourite Ratbag (Reggae Version) A7 The Deadwood Stage A8 Culture Vulture (1) A9 When I Grow Up To Be A Man A10 That Night, Remember? A11 Raymod Chandler (It's All The Same To Me) A12 Exceedingly Deep Person A13 Wipe Out A14 Sweet Georgia Brown Not Quite So Boring Side B1 Captain Scarlet (Introduced By Kam) B2 Woke Up This Mornin' - Crashed My Company Car B3 Culture Vulture (2) B4 What If? B5 I Wanna Be Your Man B6 There's Someone In My Trolley B7 93% (The Executive Toilet Of Everyday Life) B8 Leather Bondage Motorbike B9 Krudkin (Brush-Boil Your Hair) B10 Men Who Fart In Public (Wimpy Version) B11 Frankie's Wild Cars B12 Yukio's Dream #2 B13 Come Fly With Me Credits Performer – Yukio Yung
Terence Ashley Burrows (born January 18th, 1963 in Ipswich, England) is an English multi-instrumental musician and author based in London. Best known as a performer under the pseudonym Yukio Yung, Burrows is also a prolific author of books relating to music tuition, technology, business, popular psychology and history - including KISS Guide to Playing Guitar (Dorling Kindersley), Total Guitar Tutor (Barnes & Noble), and Play Electric Guitar (St Martin's Press). His books—now numbering well over fifty—have been published in fourteen different countries and translated into six different languages. As a writer, his pseudonyms include Terence Ashley, Harrison Franklin, Hans-Joachim Vollmer and Yukio Yung. He has also written for magazines in the UK, US, and Germany. Burrows was born in Ipswich, Suffolk and started studying classical piano at the age of 5. (Allmusic Guide describes him as "A classically trained keyboardist with an advanced degree in computer engineering.")  When he was 12 he started to teach himself guitar, and as a teenager he took up bass, drums, and saxophone. The anti-establishment attitudes of punk subculture appealed to him but his musical influences included Syd Barrett, the Kinks, the Who, XTC, the Television Personalities, and the Canterbury progressive music scene. In his early twenties, Burrows started his own indie record label, Hamster Records and Tapes, releasing albums by non-commercial acts such as Loch Ness Monster, Rimarimba, R. Stevie Moore and Attrition, and his own solo material under the guise of Jung Analysts, which has been described as "post-punk industrial funk". In 1986, Cordelia Records released Burrows' Tree Climbing Goats (And Other Analysing Shanties) LP, his first release under the pseudonym Yukio Yung, chosen because of his love of Japanese culture. In 1986 Burrows met Alan Jenkins, leader of The Deep Freeze Mice, and together they formed The Chrysanthemums, with Burrows as lead singer and keyboard player until 1991. A psychedelic art pop band with a large cult following almost entirely outside of the UK, they released four albums and four EPs.  In 2010, German music magazine MusikExpress placed them at number 23 in their list of the most underrated bands of all time.  At this time, Burrows also recorded a series of "abstract industrial" albums with German composer Asmus Tietchens, a former collaborator with Brian Eno and Cluster. The first volume, Watching The Burning Bride formed the soundtrack to the similarly named film, by Canadian director, Mark Mushet. After the Chrysanthemums disbanded, Burrows released new solo Yukio Yung material, commencing with 1993's LP Art Pop Stupidity and CD A Brainless Deconstruction of the Popular Song. Over the next few years he released a single and four EPs. In 1997, Burrows rejoined with his ex-Chrysanthemums bandmate Martin Howells to form a new version of that group, renamed with the visual pun Chrys&themums to distinguish it from the original lineup. Musically, Burrows was uncharacteristically quiet between 1998 and 2004 - a combination of ill health and an increasingly demanding publishing schedule. By 2003, he'd had more than 50 titles published, and was recognised as one of the world's biggest-selling authors of music tuition titles, with sales of well over 2 million books in the US alone. During this period he also embarked on an additional career as an occasional university lecturer. In 2004, Burrows emerged again with a typically colorful selection of music projects, the most significant of which was the resumption of his collaboration with US home-recording pioneer R. Stevie Moore. The resulting album, compiled by Burrows on an Apple Macintosh computer, was released as Yung & Moore Versus The Whole Goddam Stinkin World. The sleeve amusingly depicts the duo as cartoon superheroes about to demolish the planet - a visual metaphor, perhaps, for the antipathy the world at large has shown their music over the years. 2006 saw Burrows returning to the musical abstraction of his earlier career with Tonesucker, a guitar-based doom/drone project that recalls Seattle, Washington's Earth,[9] as well as performing on theremin and VCS3 at Britain's Aldeburgh Festival.

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