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‘Yéyé Existentialiste‘ was compiled by Paul Tunkin in conjunction with Cactus and Brezel
In the hands of DGM
B3 Promise Of Love C1 Jr (Demo) C2 Tom (Demo) C3 Wird (Demo) C4 I Wonder (Demo) D1 Hydroplane (Live) D2 A L'Ombre De Nous D3 Cracked In Two D4 Realize (Demo) D5 Broken-Hearted Wine CD-1 Realize 5:04 CD-2 Jr 3:12 CD-3 Barely Real 3:14 CD-4 Hard To Find 3:19 CD-5 W
A1 All I Have Is Love A2 Do You Ever A3 Never Be Ungrateful A4 The Sun Shines For Me A5 Let's Dance A6 Sister Love (Extra Special) A7 Lonely Soldier B1 My Native Woman B2 Top Ten B3 Set The Captives Free B4 Victim B5 Permanent Lover B6 Let Off Sup'm B7 Too Good To Be True
which could be played either simultaneously or with a slight time difference
Broadcast And The Focus Group - Investigate Witch Cults Of The Radio Age David Lynch ‘Yéyé Existentialiste‘ was compiled byHailing from Birmingham, Broadcast, formed of Trish Keenan (vocals), Roj Stevens (keyboards), James Cargill (bass), Tim Felton (guitar) and Steve Perkins (drums), first appeared on Wurlitzer Jukebox back in 1996 with their first EP, Accidentals. Within a year, they had released two more EPs on Duophonic, collected on Work & Non Work, released on Warp, in 1997. It would take nearly three years for Echos Answer, their next EP, to be released, shortly
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