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Project Adorno have produced the following CDs: Please send us an email if you would like to order any items.

Underground Overdue

Underground Overdue 
[Openhaus Communications 2006] £5

27 tracks including songs from "Project Adorno's A-Z of the London Underground" show, a few more poems about libraries and a definite hint of "chanson" creeping in to some of the numbers. Tracks include: Cabaret Tonight, Pablo, Song for Germaine, Dollis Hill & Upney Sidings.

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Tales of Tiny Wormholes

Tales of Tiny Wormholes 
[Beat Bedsit Records 2003] £5

20 songs and electro-beat poems of Project Adorno. Also known as their "sci-fi" album including as it does some songs from their Edinburgh hit show "Stop the Tardis". Tracks include: Underground, Tom Baker, Salvador Dali won't do the washing up, Stephen Hawking and Double act.

 

 



Cheap Sweets & Sequencers

Project Adorno: Cheap Sweets & Sequencers 
[ Beat Bedsit Records 2001] £5

16 track full-length CD. The first album "proper" from the Adorno boys. Tracks include: Letter to a line manager, Library!, Photocopier love affair, I'll turn my house into a field and Davros (leader of the Daleks).

 

 



Project Adorno: PA/CD

Project Adorno: PA/CD  
[Openhaus Communications 2000] £3

5 track EP capturing the spirit of Project Adorno as heard in London's off-beat live venues.  Tracklisting: 

1. Sex Pistols' Last Photo 
A paean to punk enfant terribles, the Sex Pistols, influenced by the book "England's Dreaming" by Jon Savage.
2. Mastertronic Mindgames
Namechecking all those old 8-bit computer game faves, it's the Spectrum vs Commodore debate all over again...
3. Natural Selection
A river in a sleepy town, with a morbid secret about to be uncovered....
4. The Other Ones
The tale of 2 original outsiders with dreams of making it as the "Morcambe & Wise of the pop world scene"!
5. Home
Books, black and white photographs, faded brown paper wrap - Never has memory, nostalgia and retrospect sounded so relevant.

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Downloads/Audio-Clips
Library
(From the Edinburgh Fringe Show "Dr Dewey Decimal in the house of Vaudeville")
Tom Baker
(From the Edinburgh Fringe Show "Stop the Tardis")
Song For Germaine
(From the Edinburgh Fringe Show "Dr Dewey Decimal in the house of Vaudeville")
Upney Sidings
(From the Edinburgh Fringe Show "Project Adorno's A-Z of the London Underground")
Dollis Hill
(From the Edinburgh Fringe Show "Project Adorno's A-Z of the London Underground")

 

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