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Label: Parlophone Catalog#: CDP 7 46342 2 Format: CD, Album Country: UK Released: 1986 Genre: Electronic Style: Synth-pop Credits: Artwork By [Design] - BSS Drums - Chris Kavanagh , Ray Mayhew Effects - Yana Ya Ya* Engineer - Brian Reeves Guitar - Neal X Guitar [Space] - Tony James Producer - Giorgio Moroder Programmed By - Laslo Vocals - Martin Degville Notes: All Songs Sputnik Songs (UK) (Part of the Sputnik Corp.) (P) 1986 Original Recordings Made by EMI Records Ltd. (C) 1986 EMI Records Ltd. LC 0299 BIEM/MCPS Catalog number printed as CDP 7463422 EAN 077774634229 CD label has track 2 incorrectly titled as "Atari Bay". Rear cover of jewel case incorrectly lists "21st Century Boy" as track 2. Between-song ads are not listed in the printed tracklist but have separate indexes on the CD, e.g. the Tempo Magazine ad and "Atari Baby" are both part of track 2 but the ad is index 0 and the song is index 1. Different CD players (hardware and software) will handle this in different ways, varying the track duration shown depending on how they count the time in index 0 -- some count it as part of the previous track. Running times below are the actual durations of each segment on this CD. Indexes 1.0 and 9.1 are present but are silent and have durations under one second. Rating:   4.3/5 (22 votes) Rate It Submitted by: josh_anomaly

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PunkAsFuck, Mar 01, 2006

Surprisingly, an excellent disc! Its use of irony is a difficult concept to effectively integrate in an album and, admittedly, hearing samples from Phantom of the Opera and classical music was a bit disconcerting at first, however, after a few listens, I had gotten the feeling that it was unified and not some cheap ploy. Also, their total embracing of selling-out is refreshing, the commercials on the disc are strange and make it feel like Blade Runner distilled onto a CD although this sounds nothing like Vangelis. Moroder and guitars should have teamed up more often.

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