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Superproducer Trevor Horn Recounts “Adventures In Modern Recording” In His Autobiography
I’m not sure that I ever mentioned this one here, but this might have been a case where my wife saw the book was out and ordered it for the library where she works. Due to a shipping snafu, she … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Core Collection, Deadpan Women, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged 2022, ABC, autobiography, FGTH, Grace Jones, Todd Rundgren, Trevor Horn
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Record Review: xPropaganda’s “The Heart Is Strange” Charms The Savage Breast UK BR [pt 2]
[…continued from last post] The pre-release single from the album was the other pure pop number here. The delightfully defiant “Don’t [You Mess With Me].” Right there as the lead song on side two, if you’re of an LP persuasion. … Continue reading
Posted in 5.1, Core Collection, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged 2022, Claudia Brücken, Stephen Lipson, Susanne Fretyag, xPropaganda, ZTT
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Record Review: xPropaganda’s “The Heart Is Strange” Charms The Savage Breast UK BR [pt 1]
It’s been tricky listening to this album even though I’ve had the Blu-Ray disc for over three months! Many of those weeks saw all of the music and things to play it on out of our home and in storage. … Continue reading
Posted in 5.1, Core Collection, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged 2022, Claudia Brücken, Stephen Lipson, Susanne Fretyag, xPropaganda, ZTT
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Record Review: Propaganda – “Wishful Thinking” UK DLX RM CD [part 2]
My entrée to the world of Propaganda had been their 12″ single of “Duel;” one of the most vivid examples of the Hegelian dialectic between the Apollonian and the Dionysian rendered into song. The same song as performed and arranged … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged 2012, DLX RM, Propaganda, remix
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Record Review: Propaganda – “Wishful Thinking” UK DLX RM CD [part 1]
Propaganda: Wishful Thinking DLX RM – UK – CD [2012] Abuse 3:30 Machined 6:54 Laughed! 8:54 Loving 0:47 Jewelled 7:44 Loved 6:43 Abuse 4:18 Thought 2:38 Strength To Dream (Outtake 04.02.84) 2:29 p:Machinery (The Beta Wraparound) 10:47 The Murder Of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, DLX RM, Propaganda, remix
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REDUX: Record Review: November Group
January 7, 2016 November Group: November Group US EP [1982] Shake It Off Flatland Pictures Of The Homeland We Dance The popular Front How I remember mail order ads for this EP in the back pages of Trouser Press back … Continue reading
Elektriche Frauen Freitag: Classic And New Releases From xPropaganda, Electribe 101, and Gina X Performance Erupting At Once
February 18th of 2022 is turning out to be a significant day for fans of German electronic music as sung by divas who are so adept at the juggling of ice and fire in their delivery. Let’s start with the … Continue reading




