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Tag Archives: 1984
REDUX: The Trouser Press Years
May 20, 2016 I have to admit that I was never one to follow the rock press very much. First of all, in America, this usually meant Rolling Stone or Creem Magazine; neither of which ever did anything for me. By … Continue reading
Record Review: Echo + The Bunnymen – Ocean Rain DLX RM UK CD [pt. 3]
[…continued from last post] “Angels + Devils”was the B-side to “Silver” and a sixties beat combo throwback with tambourine and 12-string guitars. The conspicuous lack of string orchestra and the presence of harisochord clearly marked this as being apart from … Continue reading
Record Review: Echo + The Bunnymen – Ocean Rain DLX RM UK CD [pt. 2]
I am stymied at how long I’ve dearly loved “The Killing Moon” for 39 years and yet I’ve only just bought the “Ocean Rain” album. Will Sergeant’s deftly accentuated guitar chords in the intro against the lowing cellos and the … Continue reading
Record Review: Echo + The Bunnymen – Ocean Rain DLX RM UK CD [pt. 1]
It’s been 39 years in the waiting, but this year, I finally acted on my reasonably strong desire to buy Echo + The Bunnymen’s fourth album, “Ocean Rain.” Such as I’ve wanted a copy since its release in 1984! I … Continue reading
Telstar: An Iconic Pop Instrumental From 1962…And 1984
This morning I saw Steve For The Deaf’s posting on The Tornadoes iconic “Telstar” single from 1962 and immediately got pulled into its orbit. It reminded me that the conic instrumental came into my Record Cell a few years back … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 1962, 1984, factory records, instrumental, New Wave Cover Version
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Cristina Monet Zilkha’s Legacy Served Well With New CD Remaster Of “Sleep It Off” And Biographical Book/Website
Last Friday was the release date of the CD that I never expected to see, but I should know better than to underestimate the powers of Rubellan Remasters. They are the plucky reissue label [run by one person – Scott … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged 1984, 2024, book review, Cristina Monet, DLX RM, Rubellan Remasters
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The Next Group Of Oingo Boingo Deluxe Remasters Is Nearing Takeoff
Last summer ace reissue label Rubellan Remasters graced us with four Oingo Boingo remastered CDs [“Only A Lad,” “Nothing To Fear,” “Good For Your Soul,” “Dead Man’s Paarty”] and since then, the So-cal New Wave band has been blowing the … Continue reading
Posted in Want List
Tagged 1984, 1986, 1990, Danny Elfman, DLX RM, Oingo Boingo, Rubellan Remasters
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