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Dear valued customer, I hope you will be happy to know that all proceedings of sales of my items will be spent on musical software. Thus by buying from me, you will indirectly fund developers of audio production software.
Money I have received so far have for instance been used to buy software from independent developers like CL-Projects, Synth Magic, BigTick and Homegrown Sounds, too mention just a few.
My main interests lie in new wave/synthpop and ambient-techno, but I listen to all sorts of electronic and progressive music. My favourite records of all time are something like this.
Money I have received so far have for instance been used to buy software from independent developers like CL-Projects, Synth Magic, BigTick and Homegrown Sounds, too mention just a few.
My main interests lie in new wave/synthpop and ambient-techno, but I listen to all sorts of electronic and progressive music. My favourite records of all time are something like this.
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I just can't like this at all, Crash & Burn was not a blip on the radar they actually decided to go even further down the Big Beat route, three years after it was an in-thing. No wonder they took a 6 year break releasing any new material after this.
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Never judge a book by its cover, but the sleeve was so off-putting back in the day that I stayed away from the album, thinking it was another one of those 'horrid' Ibiza compilation.
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A masterpiece of an album, maybe the best The Cure album ever.
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Annoying that some CD budget label in the 90's wouldn't release an omnibus collection, collecting all their tracks. There is no money earned for either artist or label leaving the material behind.
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With both Mike Nolan (Bucks Fizz) and Limahl (Kajagoogoo) making it big and recording for RCA and EMI in the early 80's, it is amazing that Polydor didn't reissue 'Brooks' output to cash in on that success, the ten tracks would have sat nicely on one...
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Anyone up for "Soft Machine" + "Sky" disco album ? Yes, Please!
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In Orbitals discography this album is the dud, production like it was made on a laptop, Transient a long lament of an opener, instead of something like "Technologicque Park". Bath Time and Easy Serv throwaway easy listening pieces suitable for Plone,...
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Dreams of yesterday indeed: This album was released 3-4 years too late, by 1993 electronic music had moved on. Had it been released in '89/90 it would have mingled well with Jesus Jones, The Beloved and EMF.
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"It's Yourself" the b-side of "Your Own Special Way" is like the missing intro to Los Endos.
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Paperlate is basically a rewrite/remix of "No Reply At All" on the Abacab album. "Paperlate" the word is also the first spoken in the second verse of "Dancing With The Moonlit Knight".
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A big positive surprise, I had expected this to be some "Flower of Romance" post-punk racket. But the band have really worked on the songs, and are good players, the crooning vocals adds atmosphere. Like a breath of fresh air even all these years later.
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Disappointing follow up to their great debut album. The two lead of singles "Forbidden City" and "For You" are forgettable Brit Pop, while "Until The End Of Time" and "If You've Got Love" are dated italo house piano "stormers", that sounds like they...
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It seems the Advent Drop mix of December 2017 isn't listed in Discogs, still available though
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I have been revisiting and listening through the album many times this week as it becomes 25 years. I have to conclude that this is excellent, not a dud or dated track in sight, on average on par with U.F.Orb & Orbus Terrarum. So why is this album not...
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Little Boots means Caligula in the Latin language, so maybe inspired by that person.
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An important thing with vinyl/cassette back in the day, was that there were definite sides. How I wish "Last Supper / Out Of Thin Air / Guardians Of The Breath / Those Who Move Clouds" would have been sequenced together on one side of this album. That...
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A more smooth and holistic album than its predecessor, this album flows from start to finish. In my opinion this release is one of the very best in Almonds excellent discography. I also find it interesting that "Traumas Traumas Traumas" is that kind...
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Can't get my head around the sequencing on this album, there is an obvious pop side and a mantra/tribal side:
A: Hell Was A City / Gutter Hearts / You Have / The Boy Who Came Back / Tenderness Is A Weakness B: Shining Sinners / Crime Sublime / Ugly... See full review |
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Why wasn't this released as a CD EP back in 1993 ? I want the best audio possibly and that is digital.
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The Discogs rules are that to enter a release a user need to have a copy of the release in hand. So for a rare record, if it is not listed on Discogs, nobody that own it has so far wanted to share their information, that seems to be the case.
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Interesting label for mid-late 90's ambient-techno-trance-goa. Many releases are done by "obscure" Danish artists, but that actually makes it even more interesting, as it becomes a walk off the beaten path, and for those who like that classic 90's...
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Hugh Cornwell sounds very bored, he speaks/mumbles lyrics, uninspired and often out of tune. "Let's Tango in Paris" must be an ironic statement the limp way he performs the vocal, like reading the lyrics from a notebook, no re-issue on vinyl or...
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My mind wasn't made up overnight, I have listened to this album for 35 years, and on that basis I made my posting.
The keyboard riff on "Uniform of Youth" is more prog than anything Rush released at that time. "Is it Love" stuck in the middle of the... See full review |
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I used to own this album, gave it a second spin now via streaming services, and I remember why I passed it on, their biggest hit "Drowning In Berlin" is like second rate Toyah copycats, better go for the real deal.
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What was the designer thinking putting the logo in the top right corner? That "The The" logo should have been superimposed on Matt Johnson's forehead, and it would become centered like his image and the title of the album.
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According to interview in Record Mirror (January 21, 1989) 4AD at the time overall focus on more "harder" guitar music like Pixies and Throwing Muses, was the reason they didn't pick up releasing more material by the band.
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It is a delight to listen when pop music is done with such care, it really is art. A companion to It's Immaterial "Song" album that was released around the same time, with vocals like I Start Counting/Komputer.
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Bullitnuts were quite lackluster run of the mill trip-hop, it is quite amazing that they were involved in creating this masterpiece of chilled out prog house, as a prequel to their downfall.
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A fitting and also prophetic name, as they went on to have lots of success.
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The 12 inch extended version is a showcase of Yamaha DX bass
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Switch "Tonight Tonight Tonight" with "Throwing It All Away" to get:
A (Pop Side): Invisible Touch, Throwing It All Away, Land of Confusion, In Too Deep, Anything She Does B (Prog Side): Domino, Tonight Tonight Tonight, The Brazilian |
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I find it a bit weird that an instrumental "typical b-side" "Tiger Tiger" would be included on the album instead of the number 1 hit "Is There Something I Should Know"
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The extended "Special Dance Mix" has to be among the best showcases of a 12 mix ever, as it keeps all the hallmarks of the original yet turns a ballad into a dance floor stormer. I was mesmerized when I first heard it during the winter of 84/85, I got...
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I can't understand why Big Country got stuck with the bagpipe label. They have chiming, harmonic guitar playing as their raison d'être, but that is still quite far from bagpipes.
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The music is pretty good, but will never watch the movie, titles like "Pay Me The Money" "Driving And Clubbing" "Bridge Deal" "Cutting And Doing" means this is 13 to the dozen Scandinavian noir. Kojak did such TV better back in the 70's!
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The reason this album was included in 1001 albums you must hear before you die, must be to sense how things were back at the time: 80% was about presentation, 20% about the music. Tailor made for readers of lads mags like "Loaded".
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The main problem with getting the vinyl back in the day, was that it omitted "When A Heart Beats" that was included on both the MC and CD. Nevertheless this is another quality product by Kershaw, but by late '86 his sound had fallen out of fashion, so...
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It is a shame that these recordings have not been re-issued officially by Orbital. 2009 was an island between their 2004 and 2012 output, so these live shows are unique and no doubt among their best, including rare gems like The Moebius. Raw and...
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