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Tag Archives: 1991
Catching Up With Jan Linton: “Melatonin” EP And “Byzantine Remixes” Showcase Point Where Dance And Art Rock Meld Together
While Jan Linton contributed guitar atmospherics on the new Steven Jones + Logan Sky single, Mr. Sky returned the favor and mastered the new Jan Linton single. Symmetrical. I got the notice recently that Mr. Linton had issued a new … Continue reading
Rock G.P.A.: The Blow Monkeys [part 19]
[…continued from last post] Following the flat commercial prospects of the “Springtime For The World” campaign, The Blow Monkeys did the honorable thing and called it a day approximately a decade into their lifespan. Reasoning that the releases were not … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Rock GPA, Scots Rock, Surviving The 90s
Tagged 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, Dr. Robert
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…But What About Falco?
Last week we posted on the notion of “New Wave Or Novelty…?” and the elephant in the room, even though he was not included in the artists and records discussed, was Austria’s Falco. I have been dismissive of Falco for … Continue reading
Record Review: Rachel Sweet – “Fool Around” GER. CD
Rachel Sweet: Fool Around – GER – DLX RM CD [1991] B-A-B-Y I Go To Pieces Who Does Lisa Like? Wildwood Saloon Stay Awhile Suspended Animation Sad Song It’s So Different Here Cuckoo Clock Strager In The House Pin A … Continue reading
Record Review: Scritti Politti/Sweetie Irie – Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me UK 7″
Scritti Politti/Sweetie Irie: Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me – UK – 7″ [1991] Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me [instrumental] Wow. Last summer I wondered when I … Continue reading
Record Review: Renegade Soundwave – Biting My Nails US CD5
Renegade Soundwave: Biting My Nails US CD5 [1989] Biting My Nails Biting My Nails [instrumental club mix] Cocaine Sex Kray Twins I first heard Renegade Soundwave back in 1987 [I believe] on an episode of the British TV program Snub … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, Derrick May, Mute Records, Renegade Soundwave, techno
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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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