Smackos – The Age Of Candy Candy

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		The Age Of Candy Candy	5:12
		The Countess Visits The Town	6:00
		Romantic Smack	2:59
		Candy Sells Her Body	1:51
		Forbidden World	2:45
		Journey Through The Swamp	3:25
		Searching	4:43
		Codex Calixtinus	3:39
		A New Romance	5:02
		The Hunting Accident	4:55
		A Defeatistic Love	2:17
		The Self Sacrifice Of Irena Karlstein	4:38
		Loneliest Girl In The World	2:14
		Escape From Captivity	7:02
		Look Beyond The Stars Candy	3:01

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	The Age Of Candy Candy CDr, Album	Strange Life Records – SLR002	Netherlands	2004	Netherlands — 2004
	The Age Of Candy Candy CDr, Reissue, Album	Strange Life Records – SLR002	Netherlands	2007	Netherlands — 2007
	The Age Of Candy Candy CDr, Reissue, Album	Strange Life Records – SLR002	Netherlands	2008	Netherlands — 2008
	The Age Of Candy Candy 2×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue	Berceuse Heroique – BH 018	UK	2015	UK — 2015	Recently Edited
	The Age Of Candy Candy File, FLAC, Album	Strange Life Records – SLR002	Netherlands		Netherlands	New Submission

sunshower Jul 28, 2015
Edited 9 years ago
referencing The Age Of Candy Candy (2×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue) BH 018
What a release. The music and the artwork are both sublime!
Along with Lnrdcroy one of the best re-issues this year.
thaneco Aug 15, 2012
referencing The Age Of Candy Candy (CDr, Album) SLR002
Candy candy, one of my childhood's best animated series gets a really dark sc-fi soundtrack. Space echoes, analogue synthesizers and voices from the animated series in different languages (!) create a magical soundscape. Recommended to all fans of vintage electronic music!
DeletedDiscogsUser Jan 20, 2005
Edited 20 years ago
referencing The Age Of Candy Candy (CDr, Album) SLR002
Nice and droopy analog ambient/film music. Parts of it remind me of "Logan's Run", but darker and more of a distinctive mood. This really is for the droopy analog freaks only.