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- Want List: Adam Steiner’s “Silhouettes + Shadows” Gets One Of Bowie’s Most Fascinating Albums Under The Microscope In Upcoming Book
- The Human League’s “Credo:” Still Vexing After All These Years
- ABC★★★ “Lexicon Of Love” Ultrabox Coming With LPs, Blu-Ray…But No CDs?
- The Metamorph Returns With Crisp, Unnerving Album Of Synthetic Dystopia Pierced With Shards Of Hope
- The Nits 50th Anniversary Show In Amsterdam Next Year Draws Monk Out Of Record Cell
- Want List: Stewart Copeland’s “Police Diaries” To Shed Light On the Band’s ‘Hungry Years’ Along With Demo CD
- Want List: Electronic Sounds #101 Offers The Blue Hit Of Space With Martyn Ware 7″
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Keith Levene: 1957-2022
Saturday, I received the word from my friend and frequent commenter chasinvictoria that Keith Levene had died from liver cancer. When I think of the three guitarists from the Post-Punk era who helped to define the new concepts that would … Continue reading
Want List: PiL Logo Gold on Red Tee Shirt
Did I mention that I wanted this…? It’s already pencilled into my budget for next week. Available in the Official PiL US webstore for the fair price of $27.00 if you are also inclined. – 30 –
Record Review: PiL – The Flowers Of Romance [part 2]
[…continued from previous post] The other song I heard on the radio was the frankly awesome “Banging The Door.” It began with a very Wobbly bass line that got half a measure to itself before the thunderdrums of Atkins began … Continue reading
Record Review: PiL – The Flowers Of Romance [part 1]
Public Image Limited: The Flowers Of Romance US CD [1990] Four Enclosed Walls Track 8 Phenagen Flowers Of Romance Under The House Hymie’s Him Banging The Door Go Back Francis Massacre I was an American living in Central Florida in … Continue reading
30 Days: 30 Albums | P.I.L. – This Is PiL
Last year I purchased the “One Drop” EP on Record Store Day but it remained until I saw the album in the Harvest Basement to finally partake of the full Monty. Surprisingly, the EP tracks are reprised here in exactly … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days - 30 Albums, Record Review, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged Bruce Smith, John Lydon, Lu Edmonds, PIL, This Is PIL
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CD A Week Project #18
CD A Week? More like CD a YEAR these days! My leisure time necessary for even just playing records [never mind carefully, manually, de-noising the digitized results and making full blown REVO editions] and slapping the rips onto a cheap … Continue reading
Posted in CD A Week
Tagged Bands, DEVO, Kraftwerk, Malcolm McLaren, Mo-Dettes, Orlando Punk, Paddy McAloon, PIL, Potential Frenzy, Prefab Sprout
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Saint or Sinner? The Stephen Hague Problem
I’m a bit conflicted on the subject of producer Stephen Hague. I seem to have many of his productions in the Record Cell and at first I had no negativity associated with his name on a record. I first heard … Continue reading
Post-Punk Monk 