Filed under: 1992-1993 I've Seen Everything | Tags: LP, Trashcan Sinatras, Vinyl
UK release of the second album. Bought in 1993 for a recession-friendly price of £6.99, which is quite ironic given the state of the current economy.
14-track album, housed in a glossy picture sleeve complete with the original envelope-style inner glossy sleeve.
The inner ring of the A-side is inscribed with the legend “Hail Mary, Mungo and Midge,” which I can only assume refers to the BBC animated television series from 1969.
A favourite of the schoolboy Trashcans, perhaps?
1993 Go! Discs 828 408-1
…to collecting all kinds of ‘Trash’.
Vinyl, CDs, cassettes and various odds ‘n’ ends by the Trashcan Sinatras – legendary Scottish band.
Posts more frequent than a Trashcan album – but only just!
“ONE MAN’S TREASURE IS ANOTHER MAN’S TRASH”
Francis Reader circa 1987
The album was released in 1996. It was compiled by the French art criticism magazine Les Inrockuptibles and released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Smiths’ 1986 album, ‘The Queen Is Dead.’
10-track compilation with the Trashcans covering ‘I Know It’s Over’ amongst others. This was also released on cassette. Sleeve pictures are from ‘Kes’, a film by Ken Loach.
1996 Les Editions Indépendantes/Les Inrockuptibles “Small” 486 745-2 LI 9602
I’m not entirely sure why the spines are different—they’re the only difference in these cassettes. The J-Card and tape are exactly the same on both copies.
1990 Go! Discs 828 201-4
Filed under: 1990-1991 Cake | Tags: Hard-to-Find, Import, LP, Promo, Trashcan Sinatras, Vinyl
This is a very scarce European version of the Cake LP. It has black-printed labels and was made in Holland, although the reverse of the outer sleeve has a French promo sticker.
The inner sleeve is printed on a thinner grade of paper than the UK release. The outer sleeve is virtually indistinguishable from the UK version, the only difference being two printed spines rather than one.
The inscribed ‘legends’ – ‘When is adore not adore?’ and ‘The exchange Ray’s’ – are missing from the inner ring of the vinyl.
1990 Go! Discs 828 201-1
Five Hungry Joes - A pictorial archive of the Trashcan Sinatras. Legendary Scottish Band 