From the Cardiac's 1991 album 'Songs For Ships And Irons'.

Cardiacs singer Tim Smith suffered a heart attack and a paralysing stroke two years ago, and musicians are now flocking to cover his strange, unique songs to help fund his treatment.

Tracks B2, B3 & B5 Originally On "There's Too Many Irons In The Fire" 12" (ALPH006). Tracks B4 & B6 Originally On "Susannah's Still Alive" 12" (ALPH009T). Track B1 Unique to this release.

Band Name The Cardiacs. Album Name Songs for Ships and Irons. Labels Alpha Business Concern. Music StyleProgressive Rock. Members owning this album0. 2. Tarred and Feathered. 3. Burn Your House Brown. 4. Stone Age Dinosaurs. 5. Plane Plane Against the Grain.

The Cardiacs BIG SHIP (The Alphabet Business Concern) Sounds March 21 1987 (Tracks Included on ‘Songs For Ships And Irons CD). The Cardiacs are pretty damn big in Fetcham and Leatherhead. They have also been known to go down well in Scunthorpe, Redcar and even the Marquee! They defy categorisation in both geographical and musical terms. These days five songs apparently constitutes a mini-album, but I shan’t mention my sarcasm to The Cardiacs in case they smile in my direction. I believe that they must be gorgeously attractive people really, because they’ve got far too much mileage out of that "ugly" photo, slapping it on the cover this time round to keep sales at rock bottom. Moving on from rock’s bottom, but into just as dangerous a territory, the title track sounds like those ancient monsters Procul Harum, trapped in some horrendous storm.

While undeniably awkward and quirky, Songs for Ships and Irons creates good melodies. Unfortunately, with such an eclectic style you expect the songs to vary a lot, but they all follow the same formula, save the couple of unnecessary filler tracks. The songs all begin with some sort of keyboard and saxophone tomfoolery before vocalist Tim Smith, who sounds like a Johnny Rotten impersonator begins to spit out outlandish Syd Barrettesque lyrics. It follows that cycle, going through small various interludes, the songs not having any real verses or choruses  . Like a guy who spits when he talks, Cardiacs didn’t make it easy for someone to like their third album. Perhaps with some taming of the gnarly yet bland guitars and some more direction, they’d be the cooler kids on the block. But then I guess they wouldn’t be called Cardiacs if they did so.

Cardiacs - Big Ship Lyrics. Pretty teeth scrapy clean With a wind-up machine I'm feeling very striking It's taken to my liking It's a fine man who cups his breath With. Album: Songs for Ships and Irons. Heyo! SONGLYRICS just got interactive. Pretty teeth scrapy clean With a wind-up machine I'm feeling very striking It's taken to my liking.

аккорды песни Cardiacs - Big Ship. Каталог информации для музыкантов - табулатуры, gtp, тексты, аккорды и многое другое. Big Ship Songs For Ships and Irons , Pretty teeth scrapy clean. With a wind-up machine. I'm feeling very striking. It's taken to my liking. It's a fine man who cups his breath.

A2 Tarred And Feathered. A3 Burn Your House Brown.