Orange Disaster – Something's Got To Give [7''] (1981, Vogue)

Orange Disaster was the first incarnation of The Perfect Disaster, with Phil Parfitt joined by Ken Renny (bass), and Alison Pate (guitar). This line-up released this seven-inch on French Vogue Records -an international label founded in France in 1947-, with different songs on the B-side that in the 7" 'Something's Got To Give' released 1980 in Neuter Records, Catalogue Number OD 01. After this they changed their name to The Architects of Disaster. Parfitt and Pate were then joined by Tony Pettitt (bass), Nod Wright (drums) and Paul Wright (guitar). This line-up disbanded, having released one single. Nod Wright and Tony Pettit then left to form Fields of the Nephilim with Parfitt recruiting Grant Davidson (bass) and later John Saltwell (bass), Dan Cross (guitar), and Malcolm Catto (drums). They returned in 1984 as The Perfect Disaster. [SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA]

 

 

Label: Vogue – 101517 

Format: Vinyl, 7", Single, 45 RPM 

Country: France 

Released: 1981 

Style: New Wave, Pop Rock, Indie Rock, Post-Punk

 

Tracklist:

A Something's Got To Give 3:47 

B Keys Open Doors 5:10 

 

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