The Go-Betweens - Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express (Remastered) ALEX AMEN Reed got his start as

Reed got his start as an in-house songwriter (and occasional session guitarist/vocalist) for Pickwick Records—a label specializing in sound-alike recordings that emulated the major pop hits of the day

We recorded it during the year of the serpent at Piir studio

Named after the iconic New Brighton landmark

something that’s supposed to be absorbed from start to finish

they’ve collaborated with as many of their fellow experimental noise artists as they have fellow rappers

The Go-Betweens - Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express (Remastered) ALEX AMEN Reed got his start asThis was the fourth album by The Go Betweens. Record Collector called it one of the greatest albums of the decade and Uncut wrote that everything comes together with the perfect fourth album. Drummer Lindy Morrison said, We produced this ourselves and its got the best songs, and I think every single song is a classic. The band entered the studio determined to create the album they envisioned. Robert Forster later wrote, If this was to be our last