Xpts - Parachute Revisited
- Scene One
- The Good Mr. Square (She Was Tall, She Was High)
- The Rain Trilogy - (I. in the Square, II. the Letter, III. Rain) Miss Fay Regrets
- Cries from the Midnight Circus
- Grass
- Sickle Clowns
- She's a Lover
- What's the Use
- Parachute
- When the Dark Moon Leaves
- Think of Me Sometimes
- Here We Go Again
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- RDEG-LP-977
- Tracks
- 12
- Pressing
- Gatefold
Former Pretty Things, Wally Waller, Jonathan Povey, Skip Alan and Pete Tolson get together on a re-imagined version of the classic PTs album ""Paracute"". This is the first time this album has been on LP and it features three bonus tracks. A double 180-gram with a gatefold with lost photos and lyrics sheets.
- Scene One
- The Good Mr. Square (She Was Tall, She Was High)
- Rain Trilogy (In the Square/The Letter/Rain)
- Miss Fay Regrets
- Cries from the Midnight Circus
- Grass
- Sickle Clowns
- She's a Lover
- What's the Use
- Parachute
- When the Dark Moon Leaves
- Think of Me Sometimes
- Here We Go Again
- What's the Use (Demo 2010)
- Scene One Riff (Demo 1969)
- She Was Tall, She Was High (Demo 1969)
- Everything You Do Is Fine (Demo 1969/1970)
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 17
The Pretty Things may be the most underrated group out of the original British Invasion. They were originally a blues/R&B based group but the addition of keyboardist Jon Povey and bassist Alan ""Wally"" Waller expanded them into a more versatile group that combined Merseybeat with West Coast folk rock and surf music sounds. Their album 'Parachute' was to the Beatles' ""Abbey Road"" as 'SF Sorrow' was to ""Sgt. Peppers"". It had a hard rock sound with manic drumming like the Who and some Hendrix like guitar riffs. Lead vocals were shared with original vocalist Phil May, Povey, and Waller. Years after it's initial release, the band members were ready to revisit the iconic album 'Parachute' and came together as the Xpts (Ex-Pretty Things). The line up of the Xpts album has drummer Skip Alan (aka Alan Skipper) and guitarist Peter Tolson joining Povey and Waller.
