Epicurean (album) explained

Epicurean - A Soundtrack
Type:Compilation Album
Artist:The Orchids
Cover:Epicurean (album).jpg
Released:August 1992
Recorded:Glasgow, 1989-1991
Genre:Indie pop, twee pop, dream pop, jangle pop, chamber pop
Label:Sarah Records
Producer:Ian Carmichael, and The Orchids

Epicurean was a compilation of early work by The Orchids, released by Sarah Records in 1992.

Track listing

  1. "Peaches"
  2. "A place called Home"
  3. "Tiny Words"
  4. "Moon Lullaby"
  5. "Walter"
  6. "It's Only Obvious"
  7. "Long Drawn Sunday Night"
  8. "Blue Light"
  9. "Yawn"
  10. "Sigh"
  11. "Something For The Longing"
  12. "The York Song"
  13. "Bemused, Confused and Bedraggled"
  14. "Caveman"
  15. "Underneath The Window, Underneath The Sink"
  16. "Pelican Blonde"
  17. "Women Priests And Addicts"
  18. "Carrole-Anne"
  19. "Tropical Fishbowl"
  20. "The Sadness Of Sex (Part 1)"

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