H.M.S. Fable: Vinyl LP [NAD24] Eutropic style on 1992’s Let Me

style on 1992’s Let Me Come Over (including the hit ballad “Taillights Fade”)

Los Angeles and London

Bob Stanley of Saint Etienne once called it “an elegy for a particular brand of eighties guitar music

The tracks on ‘The People’s Hall’ chart the period from what was their last single Radio Clash right up to the release of Combat Rock

This 11 track album features some of Motown’s best known and loved singles now reimagined with new orchestration by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

H.M.S. Fable: Vinyl LP [NAD24] Eutropic style on 1992’s Let MeOne of THE most iconic albums to hail from Merseyside. H. M. S. Fable was the third LP released from Shack following 1988s Zilch and 1995s Waterpistol. A collection of majestic storytelling in guitar form, written by two extraordinarily talented brothers, Michael & John Head. Originally released on Laurel Records London Records in 1999, the band at that time comprised of MICHAEL HEAD Vocals, Acoustic Guitar JOHN HEAD Electric Guitar, Vocals REN PARRY