Hybrid Kids
A Collection of Classic Mutants (1979)
Reposted from January 2022
I first heard this in the early 80s
by which time it had become an impossible to find obscurity.
I found a copy a few years later in a second-hand store in Soho, London.
Strange thing was it had a little piece of another copy stuck to the back cover.
I always wondered who owned the one with a little piece of their cover missing.
Quantum entanglement?
Another odd thing: by the time I found it I'd forgotten that the illustration
was one of Francis Bacon's 'Screaming Pope' series..
Later that day I visted the National Gallery...and there it was!
Presented as a compilation of obscure underground artists
it is really all the work of Mott the Hoople keyboardist Morgan Fisher.
He recorded it at home using very basic equipment.
Mott drummer Dale Griffin (Buffin) was one of the first to hear it and he was sceptical
which surprised Morgan who, by then, thought it was quite 'normal'.
It's humorous but also, at times, creative genius.
Certainly in sync with how my mind processes music.
I'd say it is suitable for fans of Neu, Sonic Youth,
Residents, Cardiacs, Zappa, Reverb Mother Fuckers,
Gong, Alex Harvey and the Velvet Underground.
So if you like all those then this might be of interest.
The Kate Bush one is probably my favourite.
Morgan said that when he did the pitch-shifted vocal on 'D'ya Think I'm Sexy?'
he was amazed to find that during middle pitch his voice sounded exactly like his sister.
He did a second volume of these oddities but that one didn't feel quite as innovative.
No future for you?...never mind.
regards
Titus
01 The Burtons - Macarthur Park
02 Punky and Porky - God Save The Lean + Pretty Bacon
03 Jah Wurzel - Wuthering Heights
04 Rififi - Catch A F-Falling Star
05 Malcolm Galaxy - Fever
06 Kapital Punischment - Save Your Kisses For Me
07 British Standard Unit - D'ya Think I'm Sexy?
08 Combo Satori - Enlightment
09 U.S. Nerds - Get Back
10 The Incestors - Something Better Change
11 R.W. Atom - You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling
12 The Cage - Take Me I'm Yours/The Pipettes - All The Young Dudes