| Idle Lovell is one of the earliest Blonde Vinyl releases. Michael Knott probably had no intentions of creating a record company when this album was recorded, but who knows? Idle Lovell was the first Christian Gothic release, a good 6 years before any others. The music is dark and moody, although somewhat “lighter” versions of some of the songs were re-recorded for other Knott-related projects. |
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Pre-Blonde Vinyl Career
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Michael Knott page for more details.
Blonde Vinyl Releases
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Surge Et Illuminare
(1984)
Produced by Thom Roy
Michael Knott – vocal, guitar
Jim Richards – keyboards
Vince Pangrazio – bass
Bradford J. Salamon – drums |
| 01) |
Touch Me in the Wind |
5:06 |
Knott |
| 02) |
Shallow |
4:01 |
Knott |
| 03) |
I Can’t Wait |
4:02 |
Knott |
| 04) |
Only |
4:08 |
Knott |
| 05) |
One-Sided Love Affair |
3:56 |
Knott, Pangrazio |
| 06) |
Drone |
5:26 |
Knott |
Other Information:
This was the first release to bear the Blonde Vinyl label logo. It was really a custom made independent release, with no release number. Only issued on vinyl. Some of these songs were re-recorded on other Michael Knott projects.
See the main discography’s Idle Lovell page for more information and artwork. |
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Post-Blonde Vinyl Career
See Michael Knott page for more details.
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As the drummer and artist for the back cover, it’s great to see this site thanks!
Hey Brad! What’s up? Just looked this up as I heard other silly 80’s SoCal stuff. Peace sexy.
I was wondering if it was possible that Idle Lovell ever had any of their music on CD or available for download. I saw their show at the golden bear years ago.