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Record Review: Alan Rankine – The World Begins To Look Her Age JPN CD
Alan Rankine: The World Begins To Look Her Age – JPN – CD [1986] Elephant’s Walk In Morning Glory Mission For The Don Your Very Last Day The Best In Me The World Begins To Look Her Age Last Bullet … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review, Scots Rock
Tagged 1986, Alan Rankine, Japanese Pressing, The Associates
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Second Record Show In As Many Months Delivers Exactly To Expectations
A month ago I went to a record show and even as I was walking out of that one, I was aware that there would be another one on November 2nd! Years may pass between record shows in my sleepy … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2019, Japanese Pressing, Record Show, Shriekback, The Tourists
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Record Review: Duran Duran – Nite Romantics JPN EP
Duran Duran: Nite Romatics JPN EP [1981] Planet Earth [Nite Version] Khanada Fame Girls On Film [Nite Version] I’ll wager that for many of my generation, this might have been the first Japanese import anyone reading this may have bought. … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, New Romantic, Record Review
Tagged 12" remixes, 1981, Duran Duran, Japanese Pressing
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Rock GPA: Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark [part 38]
The Listening Pool – Still Life | 1994 – 1 [continued from last post] In spite of having Paul Humphreys back in the driver’s seat, “Promised The World” offered yet more bland sophistipop. His presence didn’t make a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Mid-80s Malaise, Rock GPA
Tagged 1994, Japanese Pressing, Paul Humphreys, The Listening Pool
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Record Review: The Human League – Holiday ’80
The Human League: Holiday ’80 JPN EP [1981] Marianne Dancevision Toyota City [long] Rock ‘N’ Roll/Nightclubbing Being Boiled 1981 was when The Human League got a death-grip on my cerebellum when after knowing about this band for almost two years, … Continue reading
Record Review: Echo + The Bunnymen – New Live + Rare
Echo + The Bunnymen: New Live + Rare Japan CD [1988] People Are Strange The Killing Moon [All Night Version] All You Need Is Love Paint It Black [Live] Run, Run, Run [Live] Friction [Live] Do It Clean [Live] Amazingly … Continue reading
A BSOG Deconstructed: China Crisis – Docklands [part 2]
Yesterday we took a hard look at the accumulated China Crisis collection. But music doesn’t exist in a vacuum the size of my Record Cell. There was also a fan-run China Crisis website called Docklands that was helpful in that time … Continue reading
Posted in BSOG, Core Collection, Remastering
Tagged boxed set, BSOG, China Crisis, Japanese Pressing, remastering, Virgin Records
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