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A Young Person’s Guide To “Say The Word”
Today we’ll look at the North American single by Arcadia that came out after “So Red the Rose” and was a rare example of Arcadia [on EMI and Capitol worldwide] being farmed out to do soundtrack duty on a rival … Continue reading
Posted in A Young Person's Guide, Core Collection, Record Review
Tagged 1986, Arcadia, Nick Rhodes, Simon LeBon, soundtrack
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The Arcadia Project: Down The Black Lace Rabbit Hole [part 4]
[…continued from last post] There were two violinists credited on “So Red The Rose.” It was that sort of album, so it’s hard to know if both were playing on the one track that featured them prominently or not. We’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Images, Core Collection, New Romantic, Record Review
Tagged 1985, 1990, Arcadia, Duran Duran, Nick Rhodes, Simon LeBon
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The Arcadia Project: Down The Black Lace Rabbit Hole [part 3]
[…continued from this post] “Missing” was the only song of this project that existed in Simon LeBon’s notebooks prior to Nick Rhodes calling him up and telling him that he wasn’t going on a holiday for six months, but was … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Images, Core Collection, New Romantic, Record Review, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged 1985, 1990, Arcadia, Bryan Ferry, Duran Duran, Nick Rhodes, Simon LeBon
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The Arcadia Project: Down The Black Lace Rabbit Hole [part 2]
[…continued from last post] Throughout it all one could hear Carlos Alomar’s rhythm guitar arcing an elegant line throughout the percussive mix. And it was a very percussive mix with not one but two, top flight percussionists throughout the album. … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Images, New Romantic, Record Review, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged 1985, 1990, Arcadia, Duran Duran, Nick Rhodes, Simon LeBon
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The Arcadia Project: Down The Black Lace Rabbit Hole [part 1]
Arcadia: So Red the Rose – JPN – CD [1990] Election Day Keep Me In The Dark Goodbye Is Forever The Flame Missing Rose Arcana The Promise El Diablo Lady Ice As an early adopter, I had gone sour on … Continue reading
Posted in Assorted Images, Concert Review, New Romantic, Record Review, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged 1985, 1990, Arcadia, Duran Duran, Nick Rhodes, Simon LeBon
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…And Ye Shall Know Them By Their MULLETS!
I’ve written before about how I’m not really enamored of the eighties after 1983, which I maintain is when the actual decade really began to manifest itself. I consider ’80-’83 the fallout of the seventies, which was much stronger, musically, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged David Bowie, Duran Duran, Simon LeBon, Spandau Ballet, Tony Hadley
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