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Rock G.P.A.: The Blow Monkeys [part 15]
When “Animal Magic” was a hit in 1986, the thing that labels did at that time was to create a home video to sell for more than the cost of the album. After all, those videos cost money that should … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Rock GPA, Scots Rock
Tagged 1989, Blow Monkeys, Compilation Albums, music video
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Record Review: The Cure – The Head On The Door GER CD [part 1]
The Cure: The Head On The Door GER CD [1985] In Between Days Kyoto Song The Blood Six Different Ways Push The Baby Screams Close To Me A Night Like This Screw Sinking I cannot believe that in nearly 2000 … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 1985, music video, The Cure, The Head On The Door, Tim Pope
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Record Review: Thinkman – The Formula
Thinkman: The Formula GER CD [1986] Best Adventures The Formula Legend The Ecstasy Of Free Thought The Conflict The Challenge The Days Of A Champion There Shines Our Promised land When I was in Akron last weekend, I had the … Continue reading
Wang Chung Cheekily Revisit Their Biggest Hit
As we mentioned last April, Wang Chung were the latest band to take the orchestral plunge that label August Day offered. The album has since been released in two formats, the ten track album and the boxed set version. Their … Continue reading
SoCal VS MTV = MV3
Back in 1982 a lot of music video coming fast and furious and the traditional ways of discovering new bands [radio, press] were not relevant to my non-mainstream tastes. Music video, for a brief time, skewed the traditional US rock power … Continue reading
David Bowie Memory Palace [part 32]
2002 [continued] The end of 2002 brought with it the inevitable new compilation for the coming Christmas season. It had been 1994 when the Bowie singles had last gotten a push, so there was another comp in the pipeline. “Best … Continue reading
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Tagged 2002, Best Of Bowie, Compilation Albums, David Bowie, DVD, music video
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 19]
1994 [continued] With an idea of what I was getting into, I bought “Black Tie, White Noise” the year following its release. Due to the collapse [immediately after release, actually] of the Savage Records label, who had the rights to … Continue reading
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Tagged 1993, 1994, Black Tie White Noise, David Bowie, laserdisc, music video, Video Collection
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