This appears to be a bit of a rare one, and it's a real mixed bag if your looking for classic Spizz stuff. Under the name of Spizzenergi (1996-1998 incarnation), it also includes the "Lifestyle project" which was originally released as an EP with tracks from Claudia Brucken (front lady to Synthpop band Propaganda) and Spizz, three tracks from Spizzvision (1989), one from Spizzenergi 3 (1991)
and three already released tracks from Athletic Spizz 80.The Custard Channel is a worth having just for three re-recordings in 1996 for GLR sessions of the classic Spizz singles Central Park, Where's Captain Kirk? and No Room, and the cover of Kraftwerks classic "The Model".
The Lifestyle project and Spizz vision stuff really moves away from the sound you'd normally expect to hear from Spizz (more commercial in my opinion), plus two football songs, one for England the Spizzenergi 1998 world cup song "E for England" (unofficial I'm sure) plus his homage to Aston Villa.
The stand out tracks for me is the new version of "Where's Captain Kirk?", faithful but just different enough to want to hear both and their excellent cover of "The Model". What do you think? Leave a comment and let us know.
As usual high resolution scans included so you can read the details
Band: Spizzenergi (plus other incarnations)
Label: Spizzcom
Year: 1999
Tracks:
1. The Model - Spizzenergi
2. Central Park (GLR Session) - Spizzenergi
3. Where's Captain Kirk? (GLR Session) - Spizzenergi
4. No Room (GLR Session) - Spizzenergi
5. E For England - Spizzenergi
6. I Want You (In Balance) - Lifestyle with Claudia Bruken
7. Water - Lifestyle with Claudia Bruken
8.I Didn't Believe It - Lifestyle
9. We Want The World - Spizzivision
10. Media Messiah - Spizzivision
11. Angel Baby - Spizzivision
12. Kate Adie - Spizzenergi 3
13. Three Lions In The Sky - Lifestyle
14. Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - Lifestyle
15. The Sun Never Sets On Aston Villa - Spizzenergi
16. Red and Black - Athletico Spizz 80
17. New Species - Athletico Spizz 80
18. Airships - Athletico Spizz 80
Not ripped from glorious scratched vinyl or hissing tape
If you like Spizz then you can still buy an excellent greatest hits album here:
Plus a DVD I didn't know about (Ill have to buy this now) here:
