Jeopardy is the debut studio album by English post-punk band the Sound, released on 1 November 1980 by record label Korova.
Jeopardy was released in November 1980. It was lauded by critics upon its release, but fared poorly commercially, failing to chart in the UK and with the band's fanbase failing to expand further than a cult following.
With the plaintive intro of the rhythm section, a spidery guitar, and incidental synth wobbles (which all sounds surprisingly Neu!-like), "I Can't Escape Myself" begins the album unassumingly enough until reaching the terse, one-line chorus that echoes the title of the song; suddenly, from out of the blue, all the instruments make a quick, violent, collective stab and retreat back into the following verse as singer Adrian Borland catches his breath.
Sound belonged in the same league as the bands they were compared to and not somewhere in the bushes. Hardly coattail jockeying, the Sound were developing and growing alongside them. If you're thinking this sounds like someone's telling you that you need Jeopardy just as much as you need Kilimanjaro or Unknown Pleasures or Crocodiles, you're right again. [Renascent's 2002 reissue offers a fine remastering job and the four-song Live Instinct EP as a bonus.]
The Sound
Adrian Borland – vocals, guitar, production
Michael Dudley – drums, production
Green (Graham Bailey) – bass guitar, production
Belinda "Bi" Marshall – keyboard, production
Technical
Nick Robbins – production
Sara Batho – sleeve artwork
Spencer Rowell – sleeve photography
TRACKS
01. I Can't Escape Myself Adrian Borland
02. Heartland Borland
03. Hour of Need Borland, Graham Bailey, Michael Dudley
04. Words Fail Me Borland, Adrian Janes
05. Missiles Borland
06. Heyday Borland
07. Jeopardy Borland, Bi Marshall, Bailey, Dudley
08. Night Versus Day Borland, Janes, Bailey
09. Resistance Borland
10. Unwritten Law Borland, Bailey
11. Desire Borland
BONUS TRACKS
"PSYSICAL WORD" E.P
12. Psysical World
B SIDE OF "HEYDAY" SINGLE
13. Brute Force
LIVE INSTIC E.P
14. Heartland (Live)
15. Brute Force
16. Jeopardy
17. Coldbeat
BBC SESSIONS - OCTOBER 1980
18. Heartland
19. Unwritten Law
20. Jeopardy
21. I Can't Escape Myself
HOUR OF NEED LYRICS
I hate the quiet times
I need some company
I miss the noise of life
The silence deafens me
The seconds split so slow
The minutes I can't kill
I keep an eye on the time
I catch it standing still
In my hour of need.(3x)
Try to find my place
Sometimes I get so near
I journey aimless days
But always end up here
In my hour of need.(3x)
That run our lives
Who the hell makes those missiles?(3x)
When they know what they can do?
They've got the money
They've got the know-how
It's all above our heads;
It's coming down now
Missiles cause damage
And make an eerie sound
Missiles leave carnage
Where there once was a town
Who the hell makes them?
Who the hell makes them?
Who the hell makes those missiles?
When they know what they can do?
MP3 : @ 320 Size : 173 MB
FLAC : 502 MB
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