albums
Field of Vision
Released : September 1994
- Words and Music by Credo
- Arranged and Produced by Credo
- Cyclops CYCLO12
Track Listing
- Rules of Engagement
- Good Boy
- Power to the Nth Degree
- Phantom
- Don’t Look Back
- Alicia
- Sweet Scarlet Whisper
- Party
- A Kindness
Line Up
- Mark Colton – Vocals
- Tim Birrell – Guitar
- Mick Stovold – Keyboards
- Jim Murdoch – Bass
- Paul Clarke – Percussion
Audio Clip
The Letter
Description
Field of Vision’ was the album that started it all. Recorded a very long time ago in 1994, it show! The whole album was recorded and mixed in four days. But despite its acknowledged shortcomings, the songs are lyrically and melodically strong and were very well-received live.There’s a rawness to the delivery on Field of Vision that is still interesting, some have said it’s almost punky! Prog Punk – you heard it here first!
Tracks in a Nutshell
- Rules of Engagement – Love’s young dream going horribly, horribly wrong
- Good Boy – An easily influenced guy we once knew, who found it impossible to escape the shadow of his domineering mother
- Power to the Nth Degree – Unusually for the time, but a song about the planet, written when it wasn’t trendy to be a friend of the Earth
- Phantom – The people you love are the ones who know exactly what to say to hurt you the most
- Don’t Look Back – Growing old disgracefully!
- Alicia – The psychotic corpse of a doomed romance
- Sweet Scarlet Whisper – Loving someone so much yet knowing you will never be able to be together
- Party – Typical male ego w&nk where it feels like a good idea to have a party and only invite the people you’ve slept with and, suddenly, the guests realise what it is they all have in common and start comparing notes on the host!
- A Kindness – A view inside the distorted mind of a serial killer
Reviews
Sadly, lost to the mists of time…
