Orange Head: Vinyl LP Saxon squalling rhythms and melodic snippets

squalling rhythms and melodic snippets undulating round a pulsating soundscape

Roger Robinson

as this is one of the best albums the metal music had to offer in the early 90s

his mum bought him a Commodore 64 as she thought the keyboard made it seem more educational

Orange Head: Vinyl LP Saxon squalling rhythms and melodic snippetsBlack Grape could only have been made in Manchester. The swagger, fun and cryptic humour seem hewn from a city historian AJP Taylor once described as offering an archetypally different way of English urban life to London. Both Shaun Ryder and Paul Leveridge, known as Kermit, came from edgy but cool parts of the city. In Shauns case Salford, with Kermit originating from Moss Side. For those unfamiliar, the Moss lay in the shadow of Manchester Citys old