DiscographyGare RamaJust Like The River (CD-R - 2007)
Free (CD-R - 2005)
Walking With Pixies (CD-R - 2004)
All 3 CDs are available for £3.33 inc. p & p (UK), ££3.66 (Europe), £4.44 (rest of the world) each from: Email: GARY AT GARE RAMA DOT COM Pearsongs IncPearsings (Cassette 1989 - soon to be released on CD-R)
In Thee Musick Room (Cassette 1989 - soon to be released on CD-R)
Weary Ways of the World (Cassette 1990 - soon to be released on CD-R)
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Tracklisting - Intro, Hour Glass, When Will We Learn, River People, Julia Says, Infinite E, Happy Song, Dream, Outro, Out of Touch (Instrumental), Mind in a Minefield, Wrapped, As It Is Above, Mindfuck, Nothing Is Impossible, Transmission One, Sleepless Night, We Are The Women, Too Much Green, Love Now Die Later, Out of Touch, Drowning Man, Shroom Magus. Abandoning the cassette decks for the first half of this album, Gary progresses onto the 4 track. With access now to MIDI sequencing, using electronic layers providing rhythms and keyboard melodies. These are either stand alone instrumentals or accompanying his voice and guitar. The second half was recorded back at home with 2 cassette decks and is a mixture of experimental and pop pieces. Recorded at various times throughout 1990. |
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Tracklisting - The Zoo, Kosmik Trigger, Touch, Chinese Daze, Misty, Tues 18th, Blue Candle, Island (In My Heart), Power of Fate, U Can B U, Toon For David, Blossoms, Sweet 16. Without a break, Gary launched into his next album. This time, all recorded on 4 track, using a lot of sequencing with rhythms and keyboard layers. A large proportion of this album are instrumentals, there are 3 songs with guitar and vocals accompanying. A lot more electronic, melodic in places, whilst experimental/industrial in others. Recorded between October 1990 and May 1991, featuring a couple of collaborations with Robin Miller (where are you now?). |
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Tracklisting - First, Torch, Sally's Deli, (Unlock thee) Gate in my Head, Intermission 1, Illuminati in my Cupboard, History Reveals Herself, Conspiring Fungi, Pleasure Vacuum, Mindfuck, Intermission 2, Find. Nature's God, Alice, X. Similiar in style to the previous offering, this is the last of Gary's electronic phase. There are no songs here, just instrumentals, flowing from ambient to experimental to dancey. The guitar is not neglected and makes it's appearance along with the bass guitar on a few occasions. Recorded between January 1992 and June 1993. |
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Tracklisting - Language, Rejoice, Faith & Love, By The Riverside, Cry Cry Cry, Two in One, Still Believe, Town Called Hope, Nocturnal Vu, Slip Away, Hard Life, Real Eyes, Can We Reflect?, Miss, Star. Back to basics, he gets the two cassette decks out and records this in March and June 1994 with vocals and acoustic guitars. He does get onto a 4 track for a couple of songs. This is the last of his solo work for a decade. |
Where Next Columbus? started recording after many incarnations going back to 1982. They were a trio, consisting of Gary Pearson - guitar and vocals, David Honeyman - drums and backing vocals, Jeff Cullen - bass on The View and David Bowles - bass on the rest. With lyrics and music written mostly by Gary Pearson, influences include punk; progressive and acid/space rock; indie-pop (of the time); psychedelia; and garage.
They split up in 1987 and reformed for a couple of performances in 1990 and 1991. At the end of 2003, Gary reunited with David Honeyman on drums and have been rehearsing, with the odd performance, under phase 3 of Where Next Columbus?. Paul Chambers now plays lead guitar and Mick the Maestro Hastie on bass. They are planning to record their debut cd this summer (2005).
Recorded live at Evenload studios, Auldhouse in June 1985.
Tracklisting - Do You Remember Beauty?, Lifefever, Cinderella Song, Waking Up To The System's Tricks, Messiah.
Recorded on a 4 track, February - March 1986. Davy Bowles now plays the bass.
Tracklisting - Quality Street, Do You Remember Beauty?, Critical Mass, Man In The Mirror, Blood On The Tracks, Cinderella Song, Where In The World Are You?, Lifefever, Waking Up To The System's Tricks, Messiah, Freak Out!, Sweet 16, New World, The World Is No Ashtray, Laing Sight, Waking Up To The Psychedelic Disco Mix, This Way To The Sun, The Waiting Room (Part 1 - Down With A Frown / Part 2 - 16 Seasons / Part 3 - Game, Set & Match), Let's Go With Laing.
Recorded on a 4 track, October 1986.
Tracklisting - Julia Says, Think For Yourself, Finale.
The Gobi Desert Canoe Club existed between 1987 and 1990. Gary and Lisa T played guitar and sang, they were accompanied by a drum machine (a primitive Dr Rhythm and then upgraded to a TR505?). They were later joined with Calum McKenzie on bass and Heather Scott on backing vocals. Gary and Lisa shared the songwriting. There style was punky, gothy, industial, poppy.
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Recorded on a 4 track in January 1988, half Gary's songs, half Lisas. Tracklisting - Telekinesis, Psycho Drainpipes, Winds of Time, May The Force B With U, Lazy Afternoon, All The Best. |
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Tracklisting - New World, Imagination, Remove the Mask, Pagan Skies, Nightmare, A Walk Through The Town Centre. |
Recorded at Evenload Studios October 1988.
Tracklisting - Nightmare, Psycho Drainpipes, Imagination, A Walk Through The Town Centre.
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Appears on ... and the wolves shall lick the jewels from your belly compilation, released on Cold Spring Records. Recorded at Sing Sings studios, Glasgow, February 1990. Calum McKenzie now plays bass and Lisa plays the keyboard. |
Recorded at Sing Sings studios, Glasgow, March 1990.
Tracklisting - Echoes of a Banshee, Second Sight, Remove The Mask.
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Bloco Vomit play a mixture of samba and punk. Gary plays guitar and sings, accompanied by 3 other singers, a trumpet and several Brazilian drums. Formed in 1995 by Gary and Ian Heavens. They are still in existance, with world tours behind them and 15 minute fame in Brazil. Visit their website to learn more. Recorded at Chamber Studios, Edinburgh, June and September 1997. All the songs are covers (Crass, Jilted John, The Undertones, Junior Murvin, Sex Pistols, Siouxsie and the Banshees, X-Ray Specs, Alternative TV, Traditional, The Clash, Jonathon Richman and the Modern Lovers, Dudu Tucci respectively). Tracklisting - Do They Owe Us A Living?, Jilted John, Teenage Kicks, Police and Thieves, Pretty Vacant, Metal Postcard, Oh Bondage Up Yours, Love Lies Limp, Gambinda Nova, Should I Stay Or Should I Go?, Roadrunner, DT's in Droichead. |
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Recorded at Chamber Studios, Edinburgh, October 1998. Most of the songs are covers (Richard Berry/The Sonics, Buddy Holly/Rolling Stones, Dead Kennedys, Bloco Vomit orignal, Eddie Cochrane, Bloco Vomit original inspired by Chico Science, Crass, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Chip Taylor/Richard Berry respectively). Tracklisting - Have Love Will Travel, Not Fade Away, California Uber Alles, Carnival in Olinda, Something Else, Methadone Maracatu, Do They Owe Us A Living?, Sweet Transvestite, Wild Thing/Louie Louie. |
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Recorded at Ben's studio, Edinburgh, December 1999 and January 2000. The first and last songs are covers (David Bowie and Van Morrison/Patti Smith respectively). The rest are there own compostions, O Econtro... is also inspired by Chico Science.Tracklisting - Man Who Sold The World, No Immunity, O Encontro de Ian Heavens com Chico Science no ceu, Gloria. |