In
September 1981 the Windows (Roddie Gilliard plus session musicians) released
their first and only LP on Skeleton Records:
- Immortal
- Toolbox
Guitar
- Electric
Cowboy
- Creation
Rebel (aka Creation Dub)
- Prime
Evil Scream
- Tenement
Girl
- When the
Music’s Over
The band
gigged around the Liverpool area to promote
the release. Here is how Merseysound (#18, September 1981) reviews the band’s
gig at Kirklands:
‘Wondered
how they would come over in Kirklands, but after brief nerves (on my part) I
needn’t have worried. After the first song (back to the psychedelia boys) they
continued strongly and atmospherically with a zippy rendition of Immortal
followed by another newie about grass and trees. Other favourites from the
album followed on with a familiar strains of My Guitar though I did think that
sawing a piece of wood was a bad move especially not appreciated at Kirklands.
‘Despite a
few drunk hecklers, a good number stayed enthralled. On stage Roddy and Steve
came over as honest blokes, modest almost to the point of being shy, thus
letting their music take your attention. I had reluctantly to tear myself away
after Tenament Girl which seemed very different from the LP version. I left
feeling pleaded and hoping that their live performance was a promise of good
things to come’
In late
1981 Windows were history, and Roddie Gilliard would resurface in 1985 with the
Munchies.
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