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“Hired History +” Captured The Early Paradox Of Fiat Lux [part 3]
[…continued from last post] I would have been content with disc one of “Hired History Plus,” personally. What made the package even better was the fact that the unreleased Fiat Lux album “Ark Of Embers” was included after the compilation … Continue reading
“Hired History +” Captured The Early Paradox Of Fiat Lux [part 2]
[…continued from last post] The debut single as released on Bill Nelson’s Cocteau Records label was always a winner! The crisp 808 “drumming” with impressive long reverb on selected beats. The pulse gated synth lines stitching the melody through the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 1983, 1984, Bill Nelson, Cherry Red, Fiat Lux, orphaned albums
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“Hired History +” Captured The Early Paradox Of Fiat Lux [part 1]
I had written about this one when it was released on Cherry Red in 2019 but it remained until last month when I got a copy; owing to my good friend Mr. Ware acting on my recent birthday. So after … Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 1983, 1984, Bill Nelson, Cherry Red, Fiat Lux, orphaned albums
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Fiat Lux Making Up For Lost Time – Third Album “Twisted Culture” In The Works For November
I was just popping into the Bill Nelson forum last week to see what Bill had to say about the passing of Richard H. Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire. While he only played on one of their albums, of course Bill … Continue reading
Want List: Fiat Lux Are Making Up For Lost Time
I was barely a year into this blog when I first posted about Fiat Lux, the 80s band who notably emerged on Bill Nelson’s Cocteau Records label before getting signed to Polydor and releasing a string of singles… then nothing … Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 1983, 1984, 2019, Bill Nelson, Fiat Lux, orphaned albums
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REDUX: Fiat Lux – Walking In The Shadow Of Bill Nelson
June 20, 2012 I first heard about Fiat Lux when I purchased a Bill Nelson 7″ boxed set in 1983 called “Permanent Flame.” Inside was a discography of all releases up to that time on Nelson’s own Cocteau Records label. … Continue reading
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