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Visage Deluxe Week Commences With A Trio Of DLX RMs From Rubellan Remasters [pt. 4]
[…continued from last post] The other single from the album was also included in 12″ form. “Night Train” was the only real upbeat track on the matte black, Peter Saville/Helmut Newton sleeved album. The John Luongo 12″ remix had never … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 1981, 1982, 2020, DLX RM, Rubellan Remasters, The Anvil, Visage
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Visage Deluxe Week Commences With A Trio Of DLX RMs From Rubellan Remasters [pt. 3]
While I’ll bet the first Visage CD has been continuously in print in one form or another, since 1982, the second album was always a title I associate with scarcity. While I found out by the mid-late 80s that there … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Designed By Peter Saville, New Romantic, Record Review, Scots Rock
Tagged 1982, 2020, DLX RM, Rubellan Remasters, The Anvil, Visage
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Rock G.P.A.: Visage [part 2]
Visage – The Anvil | 1982 – 3.5 What a difference a year makes. When Visage released their debut album in the Fall of 1980, the New Romantic trend that they were at the epicenter of was quickly moving toward … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Designed By Peter Saville, New Romantic, Rock GPA
Tagged Billy Currie, Midge Ure, New Romantic, Steve Strange, The Anvil, Visage
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