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That First Taste Of Transvision Vamp On A Freebie Record Mirror EP
There I was. Minding my own business in the late 80s. Trying to get some nourishment from the thin gruel of the UK music scene of the time, when during one of my weekly MTV sessions during 120 Minutes [all … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review, Surviving The 90s, The Great B-Sides, Those First Impressions
Tagged 1989, Duncan Bridgeman, EP, Transvision Vamp
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Billy MacKenzie’s “Satellite Life” Box With Steve Aungle, Stands As His Definitive Late Statement [part 1]
Billy MacKenzie: Satellite Life Recordings 1994-1996 – UK – 3xCD [2022] Disc 1: Winter Academy 1. Sing That Song Again2. Winter Academy3. Wild Is The Wind4. Blue It Is5. The Soul That Sighs6. Mother Earth7. And This She Knows8. When … Continue reading
Posted in BSOG, Core Collection, Record Review, Scots Rock, Surviving The 90s, The Great B-Sides
Tagged 1994, 1995, 1996, 2022, Billy Mackenzie, Cherry Red, Steve Aungle
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Record Review: Vicious Pink – West View US 2xLP [part 2]
[…continued from last post] Side two began with some new Vicious Pink music to reach our ears decades later, and “Why Me” was a winning cocktail of hyper-kinetic Synthpop that pursued an interesting lyrical conceit. Never before has “having a … Continue reading
Posted in Buried Treasures, Record Review, The Great B-Sides
Tagged 2022, Vicious Pink, Vicious Pink Phenomena
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Record Review: Adam Ant – “B-Side Babies” US CD
Adam Ant: B-Side Babies – US – CD [1994] Adam And The Ants: Fall-In Adam And The Ants: Making History Adam And The Ants: Beat My Guest Adam And The Ants: Friends (Version 2) Adam Ant: Red Scab Adam Ant: … Continue reading
The “1980 Tour: The Finale” Captured Peak Midge Ure [Part 2]
[continued from last post…] I immediately noted how synth player Joseph O’Keefe held back the tempo of the piano intro to “Private Lives” to prolong the timing of the throwback intro for maximum impact. which made his pitch bending on … Continue reading
Posted in Concert Review, Core Collection, Live Music, New Romantic, Scots Rock, The Great B-Sides
Tagged 2021, livestream, Midge Ure, Ultravox, Visage
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Record Review: The The – “Uncertain Smile’ US 12”
The The: Uncertain Smile – US – 12″ [1982] Uncertain Smile [early extended version] 10:00 Three Orange Kisses From Kazan 5:00 Waitin’ For The Upturn 5:00 I had written briefly about this single ages ago, glossing over it on a … Continue reading
Record Review: The Monochrome Set – The Independent Singles Collection UK CD [part 4]
The last single we discussed was from 1982 and Cherry Red’s “Eligible Bachelors” album, but from that point to 1986, the band had an album on Blanco Y Negro; and that period was not the purview of this compilation. It … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review, Surviving The 90s, The Great B-Sides
Tagged 2008, Cherry Red, Monochrome Set
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