Aug 18, 2008 • 1 min read

Full Time Hobby release compilation

Indie label Full Time Hobby releases 'Not Doing It For The Quids' for £1.99 to mark its fourth year, with a jibe at Alan McGee's comments about record companies.

Very cool indie label Full Time Hobby release a special compilation next week, 'Not Doing It For The Quids', to celebrate their fourth year in existence. For the silly price of £1.99, you'll get ten tracks of pure musical goodness.

Full Time Hobby was established in 2004 by Nigel Adams and Wez, inspired by labels such as Elektra, Rough Trade, Domino and Creation, whose 'Doing It For The Kids' compilation title was adapted for their's. However, says Adams, "Creation inspires us less and less as Alan McGee continues to make statements like, 'all record companies are fucking rubbish'. You've had your turn, now let us have a go".

Adams says of the compilation: "We looked back at what we'd released to date and had to admit that we were really pleased with how the label has grown. And we wanted to draw it all together, and celebrate".

Tracklist:

Tunng – Take

Fujiya & Miyagi – Dishwasher

Micah P. Hinson – Tell Me It Ain't So

White Denim – Mess Your Hair Up

Malcolm Middleton – A Brighter Beat

The Accidental – Illuminated Red

The Hold Steady – Your Little Hoodrat Friend

Sufjan Stevens – She Is

Viva Voce – Lesson No. 1

Autolux – Turnstile Blues

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