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Albums

Naked

(11 versions)
Magnet (2) 1983

What Noise

(6 versions)
Magnet (2) 1984

Certain Things Are Likely

(16 versions)
Victor 1986

Sugarland

(3 versions)
SPV Records, SPV GmbH 1993

Singles & EPs

Don't Hide In The Shadows

(7")
The Martyrwell Music Co. 1981

Watching Their Eyes

(5 versions)
Magnet (2) 1982

Mr Blunt

(9 versions)
Magnet (2) 1982

The Last Film

(7 versions)
Magnet (2) 1983

Maybe This Day

(4 versions)
Magnet (2) 1983

Big Man Restless

(4 versions)
Atlantic 1983

Untitled

(3 versions)
Atlantic 1983

Love Lasts Forever

(7 versions)
Magnet (2), Magnet (2) 1983

Radio On

(4 versions)
Magnet (2) 1984

The Other Side Of Heaven

(4 versions)
Magnet (2) 1985

One Step

(22 versions)
Magnet (2) 1985

Never Too Late To Love You

(10 versions)
Magnet (2) 1986

Certain Things Are Likely

(15 versions)
Magnet (2) 1986

Leo Sayer / Kissing The Pink - Unchained Melody / One Step (7", Spe)

Chrysalis, Magnet (2) 1986

Stand Up (Get Down)

(4 versions)
WEA International Inc., WEA International Inc. 1988

Stand Up

(3 versions)
WEA Records Pty Ltd. 1988

Dalai Lama Loves You All

(12")
Custer's Last Stand Records 1993

Big Man Restless Remixes

(CD, Maxi)
Total Recall (3), SPV GmbH 1993

Compilations

Naked / Kissing The Pink

(CD, Comp)
Wounded Bird Records 2006
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by thomasbiele Jun 03, 2008
"KTP´s" 1983 "Naked" album is one of the most remarkable albums from the 80´s "New Wave".It´s light-years more elaborated & innovative than the poppier New Wave releases of that time.It sounds like a New Wave-Prog,almost like the "Cardiacs" ,one of my preferred bands, wich with their unusual approach,openned doors to a sort of Prog-Punk.
Both bands sound totally different,but their approaches to get away from their "original roots" and improve it,are brilliant.
If it could be possible I think KTP;Cardiacs (at a much superior level)and "Punishment Of Luxury",also from England, created a completely different and progressive sound & vision,each in it´s segment.To be short,I´ll not talk about "Wire",that also moved from Punk to,whatever you will classify it at "154" and then moved to avant-garde.KTP also did much more records,mainly singles/EP´s and even more LP´s/CD´s,but nothing comes close as "Naked".
Quite interesting work from "Kissing The Pink" ,anyway.I strongly recomend it.
Thomas Bielefeld
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