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“Record Review:” John Foxx + The Maths – The Bunker Tapes
John Foxx + The Maths: The Bunker Tapes – Live At The Cold War Bunker UK DL [2016] Memory Oxide Orphan Waltz Meat And Metal The Other Mother Transworld Airwave Star Thief …24 hours later I have bought and listened … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review
Tagged 2016, Beauty + The Beast, John Foxx & The Maths, live album, soundtrack
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 28]
1999 [continued] The last of the “EMI Three” that crossed the threshold of my Record Cell was the ill-titled “Never Let Me Down.” I had opted out of buying the 1995 UK DLX RM with three bonus tracks but one … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection
Tagged 1987, 1999, David Bowie, Never Let Me Down, soundtrack, The Buddha Of Suburbia
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David Bowie Memory Palace [part 10]
1986 [continued] Another soundtrack project [these were getting far too numerous for comfort] popped up before 1987 rolled around. Julien Temple’s “Absolute Beginners” project was given copious amounts of UK hype, given the Colin MacInnes origins of the film. His … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie, Core Collection
Tagged 1986, 1987, David Bowie, Glass Spider, Never Let Me Down, soundtrack
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