Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Milburn - Demos

Milburn were a band formed in Sheffield in the mid '00s, and who split up in 2009 after the release of their second album. They were part of the group of Sheffield bands that broke through following Arctic Monkey's success, alongside bands like Reverend and the Makers and Little Man Tate. Despite this, they supposedly had the early Arctic Monkeys sound before the Monkeys themselves, much like The Real People and Oasis. There are tons of different collections of demos floating about but I collected all the ones I could find and the result is this exhaustive collection spanning their short career. It is admittedly fairly ramshackle, especially where tracklisting and song info are concerned, but it should be easily fixable on iTunes. I made this artwork to accompany the demos, as there was none previously available. This is recommended to fans of the Sheffield bands mentioned above, especially Arctic Monkeys fans who miss the bands 'old' sound, although I would recommend listening to one of Milburn's two studio albums before taking the plunge and downloading this, as there is a lot of Milburn here!
Lads N Lasses
Top Of the World
High And Dry
Send In the Boys
For Free
High And Dry
The Showroom
What You Could Have Won
Roll Out The Barrel
For Free
Lipstick Lickin'
Chesire Cat Smile
Brewster
Along Comes Mary
Miles Away
Steeltown
17
Storm In A teacup
Tommy
What About Next Time?
December
Civic
Dancing On the Kitchen Floor
Blow Your Whistle
Let Me Go
Rudiments
Funky Moped
Parachute Pete
Scoundrel
The District Line
Stay At Home
That's Not the Only Way (To A Man's Heart)

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?txw3doqwmn7rp32

3 comments:

  1. saw these a couple of times,once on the same bill as the arctic's harrison's and the reverand at the leadmill,always in the shadow of the monkeys im afraid,thanks for this

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  2. No problem, I know not in the same league as the Monkeys but good all the same. That must've been an amazing night though!

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  3. thanks so much, brilliant share. MON THE BURN

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