Tracklist: 1. Manchester, 2. Valvaline, 3. Snow, 4. Catherine Wheel, 5. Crashed On You, 6. Count To Five, 7. All Your Life, 8. French Film Bleurred, 9. No Love On Haight Street, 10. Acid Angel Of Ecstasy, 11. Gold, 12. Sold, 13.

E For Edward is the 8th album by West London Post punk and Indie band The Times released in 1989.

The Times ‎– E For Edward. Label: Creation Records ‎– CRECD 053, Creation Records ‎– crecd053. Guitar – Paul Heeren (tracks: 5, 6). Mixed By – Doug Martin, Ian Shaw. Producer, Arranged By, Composed By, Performer – Edward Ball. Tracks 11 to 13 aren't on the vinyl version.

There are no homages to the freakbeat era on this album, no loving pastiches of sunny Carnaby Street circa 1966 pop. It's instructive to note both the year this album came out, 1989, and the album title: "E" is not only for Edward (Ball, the sole performer on this album, save for two tracks of guitar by Paul Heeren), but for Ecstasy. The summer of 1989 was the summer of acid house in Great Britain, and plenty of folks who had previously been plying their trade in indie guitar bands suddenly hooked themselves up with some baggy clothes and a sampler

E for Edward, Pure, Et Dieu Créa La Femme.

These albums signalled the beginning of a new prolific song writing/recording period for Edward Ball and the Times on Creation Records at a time when True Independent Pop was never more celebrated. TRACKLIST: Disc 1 - E For Edward (1989) 1. Manchester (4:22) 2. Valvaline (4:54) 3. Snow (4:27) 4. Catherine Wheel (3:06) 5. Crashed On You (4:57) 6. Count To Five (5:35) 7. All Your Life (4:41) 8. French Film Bleurred (5:47) 9. No Love On Haight Street (3:05) 10. Acid Angel Of Ecstasy (3:58).

E for Edward, Pure, Et Dieu Crea la Femme (Re-mastered,Collection,Bonus Tracks), 2009. E for Edward, Pure, Et Dieu Crea la Femme (Re-mastered,Collection,Bonus Tracks), 2009. Crashed On You, 04:54. Count to Five, 05:33.

1) The Times were a British rock band of the 1980s and 1990s with Ed Ball as its prominent figure. Ball, obsessed with '60s Britpop, formed the band while he still was a member of the Television Personalities and recorded the first The Times' album in 1980. It went unreleased until 1985 and the second album, Pop Goes Art, was released in 1982. This tag can refer to three separate artists: a British rock band, a British news organization, and a Malaysian indie band.

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Download The Times - E For Edward@320 torrent or any other torrent from the Audio Music. The summer of 1989 was the summer of acid house in Great Britain, and plenty of folks who had previously been plying their trade in indie guitar bands suddenly hooked themselves up with some baggy clothes and a sampler. So in many ways, this is a shameless, pandering sellout. What saves the album is that it's fully aware that it's a shameless, pandering.