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Record Review: Thompson Twins – You Take Me Up UK 12″
Thompson Twins: You Take Me Up UK 12″ [1984] You Take Me Up/Machines Take Me Over Down Tools Leopard Ray Passion Planet I somehow knew when I saw the video clip for “Hold Me Now” a few months before it … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review, Records I Used To Own
Tagged 12" single, 1984, Thompson Twins, You Take Me Up
30 Comments
Vaughan Oliver: 1957-2019
I have sad news today for music lovers, but especially music-loving graphic designers. Today the first thing I noticed when catching up on the news was that famed graphic designer Vaughan Oliver had suddenly died yesterday at the far too … Continue reading
Posted in obituary, Records I Used To Own
Tagged 23 Envelope, 4AD, graphic design, v23, Vaughan Oliver
27 Comments
Wha…??!!! Asheville Got Another Record Show When I Least Expected It
It was last Saturday evening when attending the Les Filles De Illighadad show at Mothlight that I happened to see the notification via the sort of social media that I actually pay attention to; a poster taped to an electric … Continue reading
Record Shopping Roadtrip: Akron, Ohio
You may have noticed re-runs of old posts recently. We decided that a trip to my wife’s old stomping grounds of Akron were in order over the Labor Day weekend. Her parents aren’t getting any younger, and most of her … Continue reading
Posted in Record Shopping Road Trip, Records I Used To Own, The Great Record Stores
Tagged 2019, Akron, David Werner, Time Traveler
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A Young Person’s Guide To “No Man’s Land”
We previously mentioned the only 1981 release by Lene Lovich was the “New Toy” single/EP. It was a single in some territories and an EP in others. Some having four more songs that Stiff Records passed on for the UK. … Continue reading
Posted in A Young Person's Guide, Core Collection, Records I Used To Own
Tagged 1981, 1982, 1990, 1991, 1993, 2014, DLX RM, Japanese Disc, Lene Lovich, No-Man's Land
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Apologies
I used to have a blog I wrote during my lunch hour, but that’s only when I have a lunch hour. Of late, I am having many things eat into my lunch hour as I like to work eight hours … Continue reading
Posted in Record Shopping Road Trip, Records I Used To Own, Uncategorized
Tagged 2018, Amoeba Records, Ron Kane
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A Flock Of Seagulls Reunite In Original Lineup For Orchestral Hits And AFOS BSOG
I think we can all agree that when Paul Reynolds left A Flock Of Seagulls following their “Story of A Young Heart” album, that the group lost something they never replaced. His Post-Punk guitar prowess made songs like “Modern Love … Continue reading
Posted in New Romantic, Records I Used To Own
Tagged 2018, A Flock Of Seagulls, August Day, limited edition, Orchestral
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