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Record Review: Tin Machine: “You Belong In Rock ‘N Roll” LTD UK CD5 In Canister Packaging
Tin Machine: You Belong In Rock ‘N Roll – UK – LTD CD5 [1991] You Belong In Rock N’ Roll [Extended Mix] 6:33 You Belong In Rock N’ Roll [LP Version] 4:08 Amlapura [Indonesian Version] 3:50 Shakin’ All Over [live] … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection, Record Review
Tagged 1989, CD singles, David Bowie, multi-format rigging, Tin Machine
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A Young Person’s Guide To: Bryan Ferry – Mamouna
The “Mamouna” era of Bryan Ferry was pretty significant for me. I loved the album which saw the first of several times going forward that Brian Eno was up to working with Bryan Ferry again. In late 1994, my friend … Continue reading
Posted in A Young Person's Guide, Core Collection, Record Review
Tagged 1994, 1995, Bryan Ferry, CD singles, Japan
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Record Review: New Order – Touched By The Hand Of God
New Order: Touched By The Hand Of God UK CD5 [1987] Touched By The Hand of God [Twelve inch mix] – 7:04 Confusion [Dub 1987] – 5:23 Temptation [Original Mix] – 7:01 This was a single that seemed to come … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Designed By Peter Saville, Record Review
Tagged 1987, CD singles, New Order
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Record Review: The Cramps – Eyeball In My Martini
The Cramps: Eyeball In My Martini UK CD5 [1991] Eyeball In My Martini I Wanna Get In Your Pants Wilder Wilder, Faster Faster I always kept up with The Cramps singles as their B-sides could be simply amazing. The singles … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review
Tagged 1991, CD singles, rockabilly, The Cramps
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Rezillos Reviews: Out of This World + Live EP
Huzzah! About 2012, I went to the Rezillos website and saw that a new single, “Out Of This World,” had been released and was already hard to buy. The webstore was no help. I emailed Rez HQ and told them … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review, Scots Rock
Tagged 2011, 2012, 7" singles, CD singles, Colored Vinyl, The Rezillos
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Raiding The “Ice Box” – Planning An Icehouse BSOG [part 8]
Following the insular release of “Code Blue,” [there was never a copy sold anywhere but in Australia/New Zealand] the band lineup that had stabilized around guitarist Bob Kretschmer, Andy Qunta, et. al. for several years of success splintered. I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, BSOG, Core Collection
Tagged 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, CD singles, download, Icehouse, post-modern remix
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Raiding The “Ice Box” – Planning An Icehouse BSOG [part 7]
Holy Mackerel. Now where were we on this thread? That’s right. Icehouse rarities. After the commercial climax of “Man Of Colours,” I suppose it was inevitable that the juggling act between art and commerce that had balanced on an ever … Continue reading