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Revolutionary Spirit: Sound of Liverpool 76-88: Revolutionary Spirit: Sound Of Liverpool 1976-1988 / Various - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Revolutionary Spirit: Sound Of Liverpool 1976 1988 Various Artist: Revolutionary Spirit: Sound of Liverpool 76 88 Label: Cherry Red Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 5013929103900 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 02 09 Number of Discs: 5 Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM IMPORT, BOXED SET Extensive five CD book set exploring the 'second wave' of Merseyside music, from 1976 1988. Features classics, rarities, album tracks and previously unreleased
Title: Revolutionary Spirit: Sound Of Liverpool 1976-1988 / VariousArtist: Revolutionary Spirit: Sound of Liverpool 76-88
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929103900
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-02-09
Number of Discs: 5
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET
Extensive five CD book set exploring the 'second wave' of Merseyside music, from 1976-1988. Features classics, rarities, album tracks and previously unreleased gems from Echo And The Bunnymen, Teardrop Explodes, OMD, The La's, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Dead Or Alive, China Crisis, A Flock Of Seagulls, Wild Swans, Big In Japan and many more. The book format contains many artists' own sleevenotes, previously unseen photographs and essays from key observers and participants in the city's music scene - Bernie Connor, Mike Badger, Yorkie and Joe McKechnie. Curated and designed by the people who brought you Scared To Get Happy, Still In A Dream, Manchester - North Of England, Silhouettes And Statues and many more extensive box sets. A remarkable journey through the music of a generation inspired and enabled by punk rock to step out from behind the shadow to the Fab Four. Packed with first-hand artist sleeve-notes, insightful essays, imagery and brilliant, essential music, this is a story long in need of telling.
Tracks:
1.1 1. What a Way to End It All - Deaf School
1.2 2. Big in Japan - Big in Japan
1.3 3. Suffice to Say - Yachts
1.4 4. the Pictures on My Wall - Echo and the Bunnymen
1.5 5. Lil's Gone to Paris - Ded Byrds *
1.6 6. Breakthrough in Grey Room - 0-51 *
1.7 7. Today's Mystery Is... - the Dance Party *
1.8 8. Sleeping Gas - the Teardrop Explodes
1.9 9. Faction-Faction
1.10 10. Touch - Lori and the Chameleons
1.11 11. Black Leather - Nightmares in Wax
1.12 12. Bunker Soldiers - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
1.13 13. 194 Radio City - Jaqui ; Jeanette
1.14 14. Lonely Evening - Clive Langer and the Boxes
1.15 15. Morning, Noon and Night - Glass Torpedoes
1.16 16. Could This Be Heaven - Original Mirrors
1.17 17. Heads I Win - the Moondogs
1.18 18. Break It to Me Gently - the Planets
1.19 19. Do the Chud - the Chuddy Nuddies
1.20 20. British Refugee - Spitfire Boys
1.21 21. the Doctor - Geisha Girls 22. Don't Stop the World - Deaf School
2.1 1. Dalek I Love You (Destiny) - Dalek I
2.2 2. Telecommunication - a Flock of Seagulls
2.3 3. When I Dream - the Teardrop Explodes
2.4 4. Hit the Moon - Ellery Bop
2.5 5. Nuclear Summer - the Nice Men
2.6 6. Human Features - Black
2.7 7. Total Recall - Systems
2.8 8. Touch - Freeze Frame
2.9 9. Superman - Attempted Moustache
2.10 10. Intercontinental - Afraid of Mice
2.11 11. Rescue - Echo and the Bunnymen
2.12 12. Piggie in the Middle Eight - Cook the Books
2.13 13. Creation Rebel - Windows
2.14 14. My Motive - Chinese Religion
2.15 15. Too Late to Fly the Flag - Hambi and the Dance
2.16 16. Soldiers - Egypt for Now
2.17 17. Down at the Zoo - Those Naughty Lumps
2.18 18. Euthenics - Modern Eon
2.19 19. Launderette - a Formal Sigh *
2.20 20. Nightlife - the Moderates *
3.1 1. Revolutionary Spirit (Stereo Mix) - Wild Swans
3.2 2. African and White - China Crisis
3.3 3. Don't Let Go - Pink Industry
3.4 4. Obsessions - Passion Polka
3.5 5. I'm Thinking of You Now - Box of Toys
3.6 6. Flaming Sword - Care
3.7 7. Dorian Gray - the Bamboo Fringe
3.8 8. She's Locked My Life Up in Her Suitcase - Steve Lindsey
3.9 9. Oceanic Explorers - Ex Post Facto 10. Some Aspects -
3.10 Chain of Command
3.11 11. He's Dead Alright - Ambrose Reynolds
3.12 12. Art on 45 - Royal Family and the Poor
3.13 13. Themes for 'Grind' Scene V - Will Sergeant
3.14 14. Through the Glass - Shiny Two Shiny
3.15 15. Birds Fly (Whisper to a Scream) - Icicle Works
3.16 16. a Gigantic Raft in the Philippines - It's Immaterial
3.17 17. Toxteth - Public Disgrace
3.18 18. Playing for Time - Send No Flowers
3.19 19. Things Have Learnt to Walk That Ought to Crawl - the Room
3.20 20. She Keeps Her Secret - the Balcony (MK I)
3.21 21. Burst Balloons - the Turquoise Swimming Pools
4.1 1. Two Tribes - Frankie Goes to Hollywood
4.2 2. Reasons to Live - Mr Amir
4.3 3. Every Day Another Dream - Brenda and the Beach Balls
4.4 4. the First Picture of You - the Lotus Eaters
4.5 5. Misty Circles - Dead or Alive
4.6 6. Are You Ready for That Feeling? - Virgin Dance
4.7 7. Valley of Evergreen - Alternative Radio
4.8 8. Jimmy'sgrin-Margox
4.9 9. - Kardomah Cafe´ (2017 Mix) - the Cherry Boys
4.10 10. Contrasting Strangers - the Light
4.11 11. Jean's Not Happening - Pale Fountains
4.12 12. It's a Wonderful Life - the Balcony (MK II) *
4.13 13. Working for the Man - the High Five
4.14 14. James Where Are You Now? - the Press Gang
4.15 15. My War - Western Promise
4.16 16. Don't Cry Darling (Daddy Had to Drown the Cat) - Old Ma Cuxsom and the Soapchoppers
4.17 17. Happen - the Rioutous Hues
4.18 18. Bomb Sutra - Mel-O-Tones
4.19 19. Hell - Marshmallow Overcoat
5.1 1. Always the Bridesmaid - Jegsy Dodd and the Sons of Harry Cross ?
5.2 2. Get Down Over - the La's
5.3 3. Hip and Her Cheek Electric (Demo) - Barbel
5.4 4. a Trick of Fate - Magic Carpets
5.5 5. Devil Laughing - Benny Profane
5.6 6. the Tallest Man - Jactars
5.7 7. Didn't We Have a Nice Time? (And All My Friends Are Here) - the Tempest
5.8 8. Precious Love - the Onset
5.9 9. Pat Nevin's Eyes - the Tractors
5.10 10. Dance - Cyclic Amp
5.11 11. When You're in - the Davincis
5.12 12. Way Out - the La's
5.13 13. Tantric Wipeout - the Walking Seeds
5.14 14. Burnin' and Lootin' - Ministry of Love
5.15 15. Big Bad Money World - a Game of Soldiers
5.16 16. Only in America - Exhibit B
5.17 17. Sons of - Thomas Lang
5.18 18. Come Holy Spirit- Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus
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Good, but not great
Color: White
I work from home, so having a really comfortable chair that supports my back and provides me a nice place to sit for 8 hours is really important to me. I ordered this chair in March 2023 and was really happy with it at first. Sleek, easy to put together, and comfortable. I then had an issue with it because after I sat on it while wearing leggings, the entire seat and armrests turned black from the fabric. No other furniture I own turns black from my leggings. I reached out to the seller and they were kind enough to provide me a replacement for the seat and the two armrests at no charge. I went through the whole summer and didn't wear leggings. However, I am now in Oct 2023 and wearing leggings again. The chair seat and armrests are black again, but there is also a lot of wear to the chair in general. I understand I sit in it a lot, but the seat lost its comfort factor. Additionally, I lean on the left armrest a lot and it shows - there is a large indent on it. The fake leather material is just not for me and the chair no longer looks attractive. I wish it lasted longer considering how much I paid for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Worth Every Penny
Color: Black
Bought this chair Aug 2023 and as i come up on 3 years with this chair i can say i absolutely love this chair.
i bought this chair when i was having very bad back pain and assuming my old chair was to small i decided to purchase it. Zero complaints about this chair at all, no rips, cuts or broken parts. The chair does have some cracking but that's because I'm fat so its a lot for the chair to hold on a daily bases. I give this chair a lot of props for removing my back pain considering my back pain was due to a popped gallbladder that was infected..
If you are reading reviews and looking for a good chair that's worth the money just get this. Its easy to assemble & it has great stability AND most importantly it holds the weight of myself.. I'm built like a butter ball turkey..
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026
★★★★★ 1
1 year review from a teleworker
Color: Grey
I purchased the Homall Office Chair in March of 2022, with high expectations of comfort and functionality. I liked how the chair looked, its price point, and it received positive reviews. Unfortunately, my experience with this chair has been underwhelming, to say the least. Several issues, ranging from poor quality to difficult assembly, have left me deeply dissatisfied with my purchase.
Let's start with the assembly process, which was an absolute nightmare. The instructions provided were not terrible, but not great either. It took me significantly longer than anticipated to assemble this chair, and I consider myself fairly handy. If you're not well-versed in putting together furniture, you may find yourself extremely frustrated.
Another significant issue I encountered was with the chair's hydraulic cylinder. It has already started failing, causing the chair to slowly sink, regardless of the adjustment settings. This rendered the height adjustment feature useless and made for an uncomfortable seating position. I expected a durable and reliable chair, but sadly, this was not the case.
The armrests were also a major disappointment. They started to deform and indent where my elbows and arms sit. The rest of the chair is fine. I can sit it in all day, so that is a positive. I mainly lean a bit forward and don't have time to lounge backward.
On top of all these issues, the Homall Office Chair proved to be quite noisy. Whenever I shifted my weight or made any slight movements, the chair emitted creaking and squeaking sounds. Not only was it an annoyance, but it also disrupted my concentration while working and is embarrassing on conference calls. Having such a distracting and low-quality chair in a professional environment is disappointing.
If I read this review I would have a couple of questions about the reviewer. I am 6'3" but well below the recommended weight. I review plans and specs as part of my job, so I am good with instructions. My hobby is woodworking which requires skill and a calm demeanor. Yes, I did retighten any connectors that became loose through normal wear and tear.
I should have spent more money on a quality chair since I am now looking to purchase a different chair 1 year later. I would advise others to take that into consideration. Spend a little more and keep less junk out of our landfills.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
★★★★★ 5
High Quality Rolling Chair
Color: Black/Silver
My son LOVES this desk chair. He has a drafting table to draw and do schoolwork on, and this provides him a comfortable chair to work in. It is sturdy and easy to clean. It does not fold, but it does roll easily. It was VERY EASY to put together. We were also pleased with the price. He will be able to use it for years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
The Greatest Chair I've Ever Sat In
Color: Black/Silver, Color: Black/Silver
When I was a boy, my first office chair that I used for PC and laptop work growing up was this chair. This was back before 2010 so it likely wasn't under the Amazon Basics brand but it was the exact same chair design. I've used that chair my entire life really and only had to buy this chair as a replacement as the leather started peeling significantly on my old chair after over 20 years of use. Even though the leather was heavily peeled, my old chair was still extremely comfortable and I would've kept on using it had I not gotten annoyed with having to pick up leather bits and pieces everyday from the peeling. I bought this chair as a replacement and the comfort is still as I remembered. No lower back pain, no butt numbness, no arm numbness, truly such a masterpiece of a chair where it lets you focus on the task at hand instead of focusing on the chair. Before I rebought this chair, I've bought & tried the Secretlab Titan Evo Nanogen, Furmax executive office chair, Neo executive office chair, RS high back gaming chair w/ flip-up armrests, Bestfair high-back office chair, FDW executive office chair, Herman Miller Aeron, and OFIKA executive office chair in search of a potential "upgrade" - every single one of these other chairs was inferior to the Amazon Basics high back office chair in one way or the other. The only thing I will note is that the pneumatic gas cylinder of the Amazon Basics office chair seems to be different from my original chair - it goes higher and has a higher minimum seat height. If you would like to perfectly replicate the original lower seat depth you will have to buy the S6124 extra short office chair gas lift cylinder from ChairPartsOnline - my only nitpick about such a phenomenal chair. In my attached picture I have the Amazon Basics chair w/ S6124 gas cylinder on the right next to the Furmax high-back office chair which although inferior is what I consider to be the 2nd best chair if for some reason you cannot get the Amazon Basics high-back office chair. To sum it up - I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS CHAIR!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025