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On cover spine and back cover the name is misspelled "Mad Turks From Istambul". Track 1 Should be "Chances Lane". Tracks 13,14,15 stated as bonus tracks. Track 13 is B-Side from 7" Single Lolene. Track 14 is B-Side from 7" Single Holding My Breath. Track 15 is B-Side from 7" Single Looking Forward To Destroy.

MAD TURKS FROM ISTANBUL holding my breath. MAD TURKS FROM ISTANBUL cafe istanbul. MAD TURKS FROM ISTANBUL looking forward to destroy. In 1989 Turk left the band and Skatt started playing rhythm guitar, the group relocated to Melbourne and became The Mad Turks. Jenkins described the basis for the change, "The problem was. you could live off the dole as a musician really easily in Adelaide, so there was plenty of money for recreational vices. A little bit too easy. When I got to Melbourne, it was time to get it together". There they released their second album, Toast (1990, Greasy Pop). In early 1990, La Merde was replaced on bass guitar by Phil Magnay from Perth band The Jackals.

Cafe Istanbul 13. Seeing Was Believing 14. Prostitute My Brain 15. Given My Number. Продажа коллекций mp3 музыки →. Скачать The Mad Turks From Istanbul - Cafe Istanbul (1987) download. You may also be interested in: more albums of this group Также вас может заинтересовать: другие альбомы этой группы.

In 1987 they issued their debut album, Cafe Istanbul, on Greasy Pop Records. In 1989 the band relocated to Melbourne as The Mad Turks to release their second album, Toast in 1990. The group disbanded in late 1991 with both Skatt and Benedictine forming Icecream Hands. History: The Mad Turks from Istanbul formed in 1984 in Adelaide with Chuck Skatt (Charles Jenkins) on vocals, Dom Benedictine III (Dominic Larizza) on drums, Martyn La Merde (Martyn Christopher) on bass guitar and Hank M Turk (Matthias Eckhardt) on guitar

The Mad Turks had formed from local acts Crunch Pets, Rigormortis, Faith by Force and the Dysentry Bags and were signed by Greasy Pop Records. In 1985 they provided a track, "Yet You Wonder Why", for their label's compilation album, An Oasis in a Desert of Noise. They performed on a bill alongside punk rockers The Celibate Rifles and fellow Adelaide band The Sweets of Sin. In 1986 Steve Caon joined on drums and Benedictine moved over to guitar and in October they released their debut single, "Lolene"

Cafe Istanbul (November 1987) - Greasy Pop Records, Festival Records. Toast (1990) - Greasy Pop Records, Festival Records. Pictures, videos, biodata, and files relating to The Mad Turks from Istanbul are also acceptable encyclopedic sources.