Various – An Hour Of Eloquent Sounds

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Label:	Pleasantly Surprised – KLARK 002
Format:	Cassette , Compilation
Country:	UK
Released:	1982
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Indie Rock

Tracklist

A1	The Birthday Party–	The Hairshirt
A2	Dante And The Lobster–	Murder Followed By Suicide Bass – Graeme Clark Drums – Tommy Cunningham Guitar – Douglas Campbell (2) Keyboards – Neil Mitchell Vocals – Craig Nugent Bass – Graeme Clark Drums – Tommy Cunningham Guitar – Douglas Campbell (2) Keyboards – Neil Mitchell Vocals – Craig Nugent
A3	The French Impressionists–	Summertime
A4	A Pair Of Blue Eyes–	Giovanni's Room
A5	Eric Random And The Bedlamites–	Bedlam A Go-Go Bass, Percussion, Synthesizer [Bass] – Wayne Worm Guitar, Percussion [Electric], Tape, Synthesizer – Eric Random Percussion – Dids Voice – Lyne Seed*
A6	Ludus–	Rosa Luxemburg Bass, Percussion – Aid Drums – Ian Devine Voice – Linder*
A7	Primal Scream–	Thought
B1	Marine Girls–	Take A Chance Bass, Vocals – Jane Fox Guitar, Vocals – Tracey Thorn Percussion, Vocals – Alice Fox
B2	APB (2)–	Love To Learn Bass, Vocals – Ian Slater* Drums – George Cheyne Guitar, Vocals – Glenn Roberts Percussion, Vocals – Nick Jones (4)
B3	22 Beaches–	Zoo Backing Vocals, Synthesizer – Jackie Sharky Bass – Simon F.* Congas – Billy McChord Drums – Freddy (4) Guitar – Stevie Beaches Vocals – Hugh McGregor Backing Vocals, Synthesizer – Jackie Sharky Bass – Simon F.* Congas – Billy McChord Drums – Freddy (4) Guitar – Stevie Beaches Vocals – Hugh McGregor
B4	Essential Bop–	Monkey Glands Bass – Danny Cotterill Drums – Phil Howard (2) Keyboards – Simon Tyler Vocals – Steve Bush
B5	Cocteau Twins–	Perhaps Some Other Aeon Bass – Will Heggie Guitar – Robin Guthrie Vocals – Liz Frazer*
B6	The Wake–	The Drill
B7	Sunset Gun–	Gotta Have Me Go With You
B8	Orbidöig–	Helicopter Helicopter

Notes

A Speak in Volumes / Sunset Gun Enterprises collaboration.

This release was sold in a manilla envelope, unlike the proceeding releases, which were sold in a resealable plastic bag.

The label name is printed as Pleasantly Surprised! on the j-card spine and also on the insert, but without the exclamation mark on the front cover.