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Name: Johan Åstrand Home Page: http://www.algonet.se/~zyron/ Member Since: Feb 08, 2004 Rank: 15078 Average Vote Received: Correct (4.02, 482 votes)   last 10 days: Correct (4.00, 16 votes) Rated 2389 releases, average: 4.09 Location: Karlsborg, Sweden Profile: Spare me from: Ebay links, Mails/PMs asking for MP3s. DJ, composer and Commodore 64-fanatic born in 1973. Check my homepage for some of my work & mixes or check my page at CSDb (The C-64 Scene Database) or Myspace (0xP) / Myspace (Zyron). You can download most of my mixes in the Mixes Archive I also have some stuff up in the Soundcloud

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Pet Shop Boys - West End - Sunglasses - 26-Oct-06 02:52 PM
This is a pretty horrible release which sounds awfully rushed together. I like the original Sunglasses at Night by Corey Hart but this cover is one of many proofs that you didnt have to know how to sing to release a record in those days. There are lots of clashes between the two tracks here & sometimes it gets so disharmonic at places I wonder how it even could be considered to be released.
So, why the heck did I even buy this record?
The answer is to be found if you flip the record over.
Here you find a pumping Hi-NRG kind of rework of one of my favourite early PSB-songs One More Chance. Naturally it all sounds very dated but I still like the cheesy overall feeling of the B-side even if it doesnt make up for the bad A-side.

Boom Generation - Summer Of Mercy / TV Death - 24-Feb-04 03:04 PM
Trivia: The sample at the beginning of "TV Death" saying "TV death which the child absorbs" is actually Jim Morrison of The Doors, slightly pitched down. It was lifted from "Lament" on the album "An American Prayer", an album which was released after Jims death including his spoken words and music composed by the other Doors members.