Gentle Tuesday / Imperial: The 1987 EP's - RSD 2026
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Originally formed in Scotland in 1982, Primal Scream were key to the C86 indie scene in the UK. They were signed by Alan McGee to Elevation Records in 1987 for their debut album, Sonic Flower Groove. Featuring Bobby Gillespie on vocals, Jim Beattie and Andrew Innes on guitar, and Robert Young on bass, the sound of their debut is very different to the dance orientated groove they pioneered in the 1990s. Very much influenced by Nuggets, psychedelic pop and garage rock of 1960s America, the album was preceded by two singles of their Byrds-infused indie-pop; âGentle Tuesdayâ, released June 1987, and âImperialâ, released September 1987. Featuring a number of non-album cuts, âI'm Gonna Make You Mineâ was originally released by The Shadows of Knight, and Pete Townsendâs âSo Sad About Usâ was originally recorded by The Who
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Gentle Tuesday / Imperial: The 1987 EP's - RSD 2026
Buy in-store on Record Store Day (18/04/2026). This product is an RSD Exclusive title and is not available to pre-order.
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Originally formed in Scotland in 1982, Primal Scream were key to the C86 indie scene in the UK. They were signed by Alan McGee to Elevation Records in 1987 for their debut album, Sonic Flower Groove. Featuring Bobby Gillespie on vocals, Jim Beattie and Andrew Innes on guitar, and Robert Young on bass, the sound of their debut is very different to the dance orientated groove they pioneered in the 1990s. Very much influenced by Nuggets, psychedelic pop and garage rock of 1960s America, the album was preceded by two singles of their Byrds-infused indie-pop; âGentle Tuesdayâ, released June 1987, and âImperialâ, released September 1987. Featuring a number of non-album cuts, âI'm Gonna Make You Mineâ was originally released by The Shadows of Knight, and Pete Townsendâs âSo Sad About Usâ was originally recorded by The Who
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Buy in-store on Record Store Day (18/04/2026). This product is an RSD Exclusive title and is not available to pre-order.
Remaining stock available online from:
- US - 03:00 ET (19/04/2026)
- UK - 20:00 BST (20/04/2026)
- EU - 21:00 CEST (20/04/2026)
Some titles will sell out prior to online sale and some will only be available in specific regions. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Originally formed in Scotland in 1982, Primal Scream were key to the C86 indie scene in the UK. They were signed by Alan McGee to Elevation Records in 1987 for their debut album, Sonic Flower Groove. Featuring Bobby Gillespie on vocals, Jim Beattie and Andrew Innes on guitar, and Robert Young on bass, the sound of their debut is very different to the dance orientated groove they pioneered in the 1990s. Very much influenced by Nuggets, psychedelic pop and garage rock of 1960s America, the album was preceded by two singles of their Byrds-infused indie-pop; âGentle Tuesdayâ, released June 1987, and âImperialâ, released September 1987. Featuring a number of non-album cuts, âI'm Gonna Make You Mineâ was originally released by The Shadows of Knight, and Pete Townsendâs âSo Sad About Usâ was originally recorded by The Who
