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Record Review: Sparks Ignite “Gratuitous Sax + Senseless Violins” DLX RM UK 3xCD To The Next Level [disc 3/3] [part 2]
[continued from last post…] The slyly playful melody of “Bob Hope” managed to convey the famed comic’s mid-century wiseguy vibe fairly well. This song was an homage to the platonic ideal of early Bob Hope; the snarky everyman who called … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review, Surviving The 90s
Tagged 1994, 2019, DLX RM, Gratuitous Sax + Senseless Violins, Sparks
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Record Review: Berlin – Pleasure Victim DLX RM US CD – Another Rubellan Triumph [part 3]
[…continued from last post] What took this CD remaster up to the highest level of interest were the well considered bonus tracks included here, doubling the number of tracks on the disc. Earlier CDs had always included the 12″ remix … Continue reading
Record Review: Berlin – Pleasure Victim DLX RM US CD – Another Rubellan Triumph [part 2]
[…continued from last post] After enduring “Sex [I’m a…]” then the album picks up the level of achievement considerably with a strong “side two.” “Masquerade” has always been my go-to Berlin song. From the pen of guitarist Chris Ruiz-Velasco, it … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review, Records I Used To Own
Tagged 1982, 2020, Berlin, DLX RM, Rubellan Remasters
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Want List: Scars – “Author! Author!” DLX RM 3xCD In Depth From Cherry Red In October
Scars were a band I remembered reading reviews of in Trouser Press, back in 1981, but I never saw the album. I saw an ad showing that Stiff-America had released a 4 track EP in America from the album, but … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 13]
[…continued from last post] After the last disc of Prince live in Detroit in November, 1982, I was wondering just how redundant the video included as the final disc in the set would be. The show recorded on video … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 12]
[…continued from last post] One of the good things about this boxed set was that it gave me a chance to experience the “1999 Tour” live on album and video. Prince had brought the tour to [sort of] Central Florida … Continue reading
Superdeluxe Box Of Prince’s “1999” Proves Nothing Succeeds Like Excess [part 11]
[…continued from last post] “No Call U” was a retro Rock and Roll song, albeit made strictly with synths and drum machine. It was an upbeat rocker not a million miles away from a “Jailhouse Rock.” One could imagine Little … Continue reading