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Voice of the Beehive's sophomore album, 1991's Honey Lingers, saw the UK/US pop-rock band build further on their signature mix of jangly guitars, upbeat rhythms, and melodic pop hooks, edging closer to a glossier, more mainstream sound. Working with producers such as Don Was (The B-52s, Bob Dylan), Hugh Jones (Echo & The Bunnymen, The Charlatans) and Alan Tarney (A-ha, Saint Etienne), its three singles -- "Monsters And Angels," "I Think I Love You," and "Perfect Place" -- all broke the UK Top 40. "Monsters And Angels" was also a significant top ten Modern Rock track at US radio as well as breaking the US Top 100. The album saw the band build on the indie-rock of their debut to bring in more mainstream pop influences. It sold over 60,000 copies in the UK, enjoying silver sales. This new version sees the album remastered. The expanded 37 track-and-remastered double CD (LMS 1725276) delves into the archives to uncover B-sides, acoustic versions and alternate takes, as well as live tracks from an iconic 1991 performance at The Kentish Town & Country Club recorded for BBC Radio One. Includes new liner notes from singers Tracy Bryn and Melissa Belland.
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LP version. Voice of the Beehive's sophomore album, 1991's Honey Lingers, saw the UK/US pop-rock band build further on their signature mix of jangly guitars, upbeat rhythms, and melodic pop hooks, edging closer to a glossier, more mainstream sound. Working with producers such as Don Was (The B-52s, Bob Dylan), Hugh Jones (Echo & The Bunnymen, The Charlatans) and Alan Tarney (A-ha, Saint Etienne), its three singles -- "Monsters And Angels," "I Think I Love You," and "Perfect Place" -- all broke the UK Top 40. "Monsters And Angels" was also a significant top ten Modern Rock track at US radio as well as breaking the US Top 100. The album saw the band build on the indie-rock of their debut to bring in more mainstream pop influences. It sold over 60,000 copies in the UK, enjoying silver sales. This new version sees the album remastered. Includes new liner notes from singers Tracy Bryn and Melissa Belland.
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First time reissue. London Records remasters and reissues Voice of the Beehive's classic debut 1988 album, Let It Bee. In the mid-80s, armed with only a suitcase of songs, Californian sisters Tracey Bryn and Melissa Brooke Belland escaped the American music industry in search of the vibrant British indie scene, finding recently split Madness band member Daniel "Woody" Woodgate, who together with guitarist Mike Jones and bassist Martin Brett would form "the Beehive Boys". The powerful live chops of the Beehive Boys, combined with the harmonies, energy, and stage presence of Tracey and Melissa, made Voice of the Beehive indie darlings and one of the hottest live acts on the London scene. Signing with London Records, they recorded Let It Bee, its sunny exterior of sparkling indie guitars, energetic rhythms matched with lyrics and melodies that revealed both hope and an occasionally cutting cynicism. On its release, Let It Bee was a UK Top 15 album, its singles "I Say Nothing", "I Walk The Earth", and "Don't Call Me Baby" all chart hits and radio favorites. Reissued for the first time since its initial release. New liner notes by the band's very own Tracey Belland. The expanded double-CD version features previously unreleased tracks, live versions, and demos; includes "Cartoon City", a band favorite recently uncovered and remastered from the London Records archives.
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LP version. Transparent honey yellow vinyl; gatefold. First time reissue. London Records remasters and reissues Voice of the Beehive's classic debut 1988 album, Let It Bee. In the mid-80s, armed with only a suitcase of songs, Californian sisters Tracey Bryn and Melissa Brooke Belland escaped the American music industry in search of the vibrant British indie scene, finding recently split Madness band member Daniel "Woody" Woodgate, who together with guitarist Mike Jones and bassist Martin Brett would form "the Beehive Boys". The powerful live chops of the Beehive Boys, combined with the harmonies, energy, and stage presence of Tracey and Melissa, made Voice of the Beehive indie darlings and one of the hottest live acts on the London scene. Signing with London Records, they recorded Let It Bee, its sunny exterior of sparkling indie guitars, energetic rhythms matched with lyrics and melodies that revealed both hope and an occasionally cutting cynicism. On its release, Let It Bee was a UK Top 15 album, its singles "I Say Nothing", "I Walk The Earth", and "Don't Call Me Baby" all chart hits and radio favorites. Reissued for the first time since its initial release. New liner notes by the band's very own Tracey Belland.
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