OFF: Ship Of Fools

[ANDREW GARIBALDI]

no - just the two Ship Of Fools CD's!! Both classics.
I actually loved the first Nine Invisibles album, but the new one,
'Soundbombing' is also superb - vey powerful stuff.
Andy G.
----- Original Message -----
From: "K Henderson" <henderson.120 at OSU.EDU>
To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 2:03 AM
Subject: Re: OFF: Ship Of Fools


> >I've just been playing 'Out There Somewhere' by Ship Of Fools over the
> >Festive period - forgot just how good it is.
> >
> >I never knew much about these in the first place - I saw the video
> >for 'Guidance is Internal' on Raw Power or suchlike many moons ago, liked
> >it a lot and bought the CD - so what happened to them? Can anyone
enlighten
> >me?
>
> They did a second* CD (also very good), and then split.  The two were then
> reissued as a dbl-CD release, and now all of them are hard to find I'd
> guess. The one guy from Ship of Fools went on to play with the band Nine
> Invisibles that did at least one CD on Delerium IIRC.  It's just ok, a
> little more trancey stuff like all the other 'maturing' festy-psych
outfits.
> The Kava Kava singer I remember made a guest appearance on that album, and
> that track was one of the better ones I think.
>
> *unless Out there Somewhere was the second, in which case they had done
one
> before.  Can't remember titles very well anymore.
>
> Grakkl (FAA)