The latest OMFTG/SP track, a remastered version of the demo “You Touched Me” a song written walking around Didcot in 1984 after watching a documentary on Malcom X.
“Remastered demo for an old familiar Fuzztones classic! Interesting early version!” AQ
Release date: 28-Jun-2022
Label: One Million Fuzztone Guitars & Skin Patrol
ISRC#: TCAGH2231493
UPC: 859763347002
Primary Genre: Pop
Secondary Genre: Alternative
Language: English
Remastered version of the 1984 two track bounced tape demo of The Day for One Million Fuzztone Guitars/Skin Patrol that missed being used for the ‘Everything’s Happening’ sessions and has just been waiting for the technology to catch up with it!
Available on all streaming platforms.
Written on New Year’s Day, 1st January 1984, whilst coming down from an LSD trip watching the snow falling outside the window of a friend’s flat. Demoed for One Million Fuzztone Guitars at the time but never rehearsed, played live or recorded.
“Nicely done, breezy pop anthem to the Easy Life, big deception, and with bats in the belfry and chickens in the yard…I was reading about Kevin Rowland today. This song suddenly also reminded me of him.” AQ
“Great Scot! It’s good. I particularly like the words. This song is held forth by it’s narrative. A happy Nick Cave tune perhaps with a twist….. Good Rob, Good. I don’t know much – but I know when something musically is good to my ears and mind………” AR
Available on all streaming platforms.
One Million Fuzztone Guitars / Skin Patrol 