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“Vienna” Gets Ultrabox After 40 Years As Synth Rock Touchstone [part 1]
This summer word spread that the fourth album by Ultravox; the one that made their fortune after years of being out of step with the commercial zeitgeist in their first incarnation with John Foxx leading the band, was reaching us … Continue reading
Posted in BSOG, Core Collection, New Romantic, Record Review, Scots Rock
Tagged 1980, BSOG, Ultravox, Vienna
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Want List: The 40th Anniversary Boxed Set of God Of Ultravox’s “Vienna” Is Nearing Launch
Well after much ado, and chatter outside this blog, the mooted 40th Anniversary BSOG of Ultravox’s seminal “Vienna” album is getting ready for launch on the 25th of September, 2020. Approximately 40 years on from its initial release, which was … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, DVD, Live Music, New Romantic, Scots Rock, Want List
Tagged 1980, 5.1, BSOG, Steven Wilson, Ultravox, Vienna
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Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 9]
[…continued from last post] We are halfway into disc three and we’ve finally hit a track that was less than compelling. “Colleen” was an scanty instrumental vamp [the middle name of his engineer, Peggy McCreary, by the way…] that was … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 8]
[…continued from last post] When I bought the “Purple Rain” DLX RM I found that the tracks from the legendary Vault were pretty darned hot. Then came the “Originals” album of Vault tracks written for other artists. That nearly topped … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 7]
[…continued from last post] Prince : 1999 SDLX box disc 2 –Promo Mixes + B-sides – US – CD [2019] 1999 [7″ stereo edit] 3:36 1999 [mono promo-only edit] 3:35 Free [ promo-only edit] 4:35 How Come U Don’t Call … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 3]
[…continued from last post] Next we leave the three hit singles for what to me forms the core of the “1999” album to these ears. “Let’s Pretend We’re Married” was the fourth single from the album, and it trailed singles … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 1]
So I’ve been listening very closely to the “1999” SDLX box that was released late last year since I was late to the party. I bought this originally on release and then [finally] on CD in 2015 when I saw … Continue reading
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