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Thomas Dolby

Real Name:
Thomas Morgan Robertson
Profile:
Singer/songwriter, musician and record producer, born October 14, 1958 in London.
Sites:
thomasdolby.com, MySpace, Facebook
Aliases:
Booker T. Boffin, Thomas Robertson (2)
In Groups:
Bruce Woolley And The Camera Club, Dolby's Cube, Local Heroes SW9, Low Noise (2), Spirit Of The Forest, The Fallout Club
Variations:
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Thomas Dolby Discography

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Thomas Dolby The Golden Age Of Wireless (Album) Venice In Peril Records, Venice In Peril Records Brazil 1982 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Blinded By Science (MiniAlbum) Harvest, Venice In Peril Records US 1983 Sell This Version
KB470 Thomas Dolby, Art in America Thomas Dolby, Art in America - King Biscuit Flower Hour: May 8, 1983 ‎(LP, Transcription + LP, S/Sided, Transcription) D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp. KB470 US 1983 Sell This Version
#413 Thomas Dolby / Ultravox Thomas Dolby / Ultravox - B.B.C. Rock Hour Version B ‎(LP, Transcription) London Wavelength #413 US 1983 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby The Flat Earth (Album) Parlophone Odeon Mexico 1984 Sell This Version
7-15-84 Thomas Dolby / Icicle Works* Thomas Dolby / Icicle Works* - King Biscuit Flower Hour ‎(LP, Transcription) King Biscuit Flower Hour 7-15-84 US 1984 Sell This Version
#518 Thomas Dolby BBC Rock Hour ‎(LP, Transcription) London Wavelength #518 US 1984 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Music From The Film Gothic (Album) Virgin France 1987 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Aliens Ate My Buick (Album) EMI-Manhattan Records Italy 1988 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Astronauts & Heretics (Album) Virgin Australia 1992 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby The Gate To The Mind's Eye Soundtrack (Album) Giant Records US 1994 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Forty (Album) Salz US 2001 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby The Sole Inhabitant (Album) Lost Toy People 2006 Sell This Version
LTP006 Thomas Dolby And The Jazz Mafia Horns Thomas Dolby And The Jazz Mafia Horns - Live At SXSW ‎(CD, MiniAlbum) Lost Toy People LTP006 2007 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby A Map Of The Floating City (Album) Lost Toy People US 2011 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Live In Tokyo 2012 Meguro Records Japan 2012 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Thomas Dolby Europa And The Pirate Twins (Single) EMI UK 1981 Sell This Version
3C 000-79190 Kim Wilde / Thomas Dolby Kim Wilde / Thomas Dolby - Cambodia / Europa And The Pirate Twins ‎(7", Promo) EMI 3C 000-79190 Italy 1981 Sell This Version
AS 007 Thomas Dolby Urges / Leipzig ‎(7") Armageddon Records AS 007 UK 1981 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Airwaves (Single) Venice In Peril Records Australia 1982 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Windpower (Single) Venice In Peril Records UK 1982 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby Radio Silence (Single) Venice In Peril Records Netherlands 1982 Sell This Version
Thomas Dolby She Blinded Me With Science (Single, Maxi) Venice In Peril Records New Zealand 1982 Sell This Version
SPRO-9862, SPRO-9861 Thomas Dolby / Duran Duran Thomas Dolby / Duran Duran - Wind Power / Flying North / Rio (Night Version) ‎(12", Promo) Harvest, Harvest, Venice In Peril Records SPRO-9862, SPRO-9861 US 1982 Sell This Version
SPRO-9779, SPRO-9780 Thomas Dolby Wireless Wonders ‎(12", Promo, Smplr) Venice In Peril Records, Harvest SPRO-9779, SPRO-9780 US 1982 Sell This Version

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mopem

mopem

January 5, 2017
Great musician. Im fan of Thomas since i was 15 y/o ( in 1988 ). Great mix of pure talent, sweet melancholy and wonderful feelings. It,s a pity than his last albums lost climate of his pioneers works, but it,s life. I always be a fan of his accomplishments from 80,es. Thank You Thomas for wonderful music....
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Crijevo

Crijevo

July 29, 2004
edited over 12 years ago
A stunning artist. Although losing tracks in time - but who could ever stand the pressure throughout his career? Thomas Dolby released two classic albums, 'The Golden Age of Wireless' and 'The Flat Earth'. Both ahead of the time and ahead of the 80s. Well, it IS the 80s but somewhat different - at times songs way too structured to approach listeners' modest choice for hits of the era, but altogether two albums which please more to the listening itself than to the dancefloor. Essential listening, highly recommended! Sadly Thomas Dolby saw a slight drop in his fortunes with 'Aliens Ate My Buick' (despite the albums catchiness) while 'Astronauts and Heretics' came out with bizarre image but music far too pretentious - 'Close But No Cigar' suits it right, it's awful. The rest is written in multimedia projects, and occasional - some more, some less representative - retrospectives of his work. Enjoy.
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