Yeah Yeah Noh ‎– Cutting The Heavenly Lawn Of Greatness...Last Rites For The God Of Love [LP] (1985, In Tape)

Yeah Yeah Noh are an "unpop" group formed in Leicester, England in 1983. Originally a product of the DIY post-punk era, they released two albums and five singles while still together in the 1980s, and have had two compilation albums issued since they split in 1986. Yeah Yeah Noh was formed by Derek Hammond (vocals, guitar) and John Grayland (guitar); Adrian Crossan (bass) joined them for the first single along with Graham Summers (drums). Sue Dorey (drums, vocals) was then recruited to complete the line up, debuting on the second single. Signing to In-Tape records, the band debuted in June 1984 with the 'The Cottage Industry EP', featuring humorous and satirical lyrics and post-punk/jangle-pop music. After adding Tom Slater on guitar, the band moved towards a more psychedelic sound and introduced more serious songwriting for first album proper, 'Cutting The Heavenly Lawn Of Greatness...Last Rites For The God Of Love' in 1985. The band released a further single but split up in 1986. [SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA] 

Label: In Tape ‎– IT 021 

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album 

Country: UK 

Released: 1985 

Genre: Rock 

Style: New Wave 

Tracklist:

A1 Temple Of Convenience 

A2 Prick Up Your Ears 

A3 Married Miss New Jersey 

A4 Starling Pillowcase 

A5 Houdini 

A6 Susie's Party 

A7 Panacea's Pictures 

A8 She Said She Said 

B1 Stealing In The Name Of The Lord 

B2 Home-Ownersexual 

B3 The Short-Cut Way To Saturday 

B4 Crimplene Seed Lifestyle 

B5 See Through Nature 

B6 Zoological Gardens 

B7 Blood Soup 

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