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Making Up For Lost Time In The 90s With Associates [part 3]
Part 3: Obsession MAGNIFICENT… With my perceptions permanently altered by my encounter with Associates, I really started purchasing vinyl records once again after pretty much a five year layoff. By the early 90s, it was apparent that whole swaths of … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Scots Rock, Surviving The 90s
Tagged 1990, 1992, Associates, BillyMacKenzie, Solo Album
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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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Record Review: It’s Immaterial Album Shimmers After Almost 30 Years Tucked Away In A Closet [part 3]
[…continued from last post] We just reviewed an album with a song titled “Tell Me Why” and here’s another one already in our queue. The songs could not be more different. Only the ubiquitous early 90s shuffle beat points back … Continue reading
Record Review: It’s Immaterial Album Shimmers After Almost 30 Years Tucked Away In A Closet [part 2]
It’s Immaterial: House For Sale – UK – CD [2020] Summer Rain Kind Words Just North of here Downriver Tell Me Why Up On The Roof The Gift Of Rain I Can’t Sleep In My Dreams How Can I Tell … Continue reading
Record Review: It’s Immaterial Album Shimmers After Almost 30 Years Tucked Away In A Closet [part 1]
At the very least, It’s Immaterial can be said to have a public profile that comes with having a top 20 British single in the quixotic “Driving Away From Home.” That song was a high point of the bathetic and … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 1992, 2020, crowdsourcing, It's Immaterial, orphaned albums, Pledge Music Campaign
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Record Review: Andy Summers + Robert Fripp – I Advance Masked US CD
Andy Summers + Robert Fripp: I Advance Masked – US – CD [1992] I Advance Masked Under Bridges of Silence China – Yellow Leader In The Cloud Forest New Marimba Girl On A Swing Hardy Country The Truth Of Skies … Continue reading
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