Sanity Stomp
by Kevin Coyne
- Type: Album
- Released: 1980
- Label: Virgin
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:04:02
- Community rating: 3.55/5 from 3 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Released as a double album, 'Sanity Stomp' is a starkly divided work reflecting Kevin Coyne's intense personal and mental health struggles. The first half features musical backing by members of The Ruts, providing a gritty, post-punk energy. The second half leans into eccentric, piano-led balladry produced by Flying Lizards founder David Cunningham, highlighting Coyne's deeply idiosyncratic songwriting.
Genres
Descriptors: folk, acoustic, male-vocals, unpolished, experimental
Tracklist
- Fat Man (2:30)
- The Monkey Man (3:04)
- How Strange (2:32)
- Somewhere In My Mind (3:25)
- When (See You Again?) (2:32)
- Taking On The World (3:11)
- No Romance (4:00)
- Too Dark (One For The Hero) (2:54)
- Admit You're Wrong (3:55)
- Formula Eyes (2:09)
- New Motorway (2:58)
- A Loving Hand (3:07)
- Fear Of Breathing (3:33)
- In Silence (4:36)
- Take On The Bowers (3:19)
- Wonderful Wilderness (7:48)
- My Wife Says (3:58)
- The World Speaks (2:27)
- You Can't Kill Us (2:04)
Credits
- John Jennings - bass
- David Ruffy - drums
- Robert Wyatt - drums, keyboards, written-by
- Brian Godding - electric guitar, keyboards, written-by
- Robert Coyne - illustration [back cover illustration]
- Porky - lacquer cut by
- Gary Barnacle - saxophone
- Bob Ward - guitar [second]