The Seers - Welcome to Deadtown free for downloading

One of my favourite Seers songs. Best Seers video by far. Great key change at the end and a mighty, mighty E-bow sounding like a violin.

What about the second album, it's a lost classic?

Always my favourite song for a few reasons... the ebow, the key change, the backing vox. Such a great song written by Spider and arranged by the lot of us and the very great Pat Collier. The vid by Douglas from The J&M Chain.All our other vids sucked but this was class. Apparently REM had our album, i hope they were listening to this too. Thanks for your comments.

It was 'On another planet' by MC4 which also features some lyrics The Wonderstuff's 'Red berry joy town,' another band we all toured with. Good lads!

I'm sure he wasn't in the least embarassed. The video is cool, made by the bass player of the Jesus and Mary Chain (you're far too young!) Get Kat to tell you about playing with Iggy Pop and The Ramones.

Could you give him this message: "sorry i couldnt make it to the gig guys, good to hear your shredding again, all my love to KAT, make sure he hears it, Brad Greatrex 1987" Also tell him he was too loud.

We played load of gigs with them, if you have any of their albums or singles you may see a picture of Seers singer Spider who went on to do their onstage monitors once The Seers had split, there are pictures of him on various single/album covers. Oh, and you can also hear Wiz singing welcome to deadtown in one of their lyrics, sorry, but can't remember which song. We played our last gig in Bristol and The Megas asked to support us. We were also on the same label in Japan.

One of my many favourite Seers tracks!

Ask him what our drummer did in your school rehearsal room the day before our gig at the Bierkeller?

That guy with the long black hair clive day thats my dad.

oh, and Welcome to Deadtown features in the lyrics of On Another Planet by MC4 :)

"Psych Out" is one of the great, underrated albums of the '90's, IMHO. I bought the cassette and it didn't leave my car's stereo for over a year. My friends would get in my car and say, "You're STILL listening to this??" What can I say? Every song is a gem!

Would that be 'Graveyard of love?'