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REVO Remastering: Torch Song – Ecstasy [REVO 060] [part 3]
[…continued from last post] Side one of “Ecstasy” capped with the dreampop of “Living Out Of Time” with the spotlight taken by vocalist Laurie Mayer’s expressive vocal and the biggest appearance of Grant Gilbert on this album on the smooth … Continue reading
Posted in Mid-80s Malaise, Record Review, Remastering
Tagged 1986, Torch Song, William Orbit
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REVO Remastering: Torch Song – Ecstasy [REVO 060] [part 2]
[…continued from last post] “White Night” was a very strong single to open with, but the ante was upped dramatically with the second song. Torch Song had set a very high standard for cover versions on their debut album with … Continue reading
REVO Remastering: Torch Song – Ecstasy [REVO 060] [part 1]
Torch Song: Ecstasy – US – CD-R – [2009] White Night Can’t Find My Way Home Spear Microdot Daylight The Pentacle Living Out of Time Mothdoom Ecstasy Nails In The Cross The Zebra Room Venus In Furs Dia Del Muerto … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review, Remastering
Tagged 1986, 2009, Ecstasy, REVO Remastering, Torch Song
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Record Review: WIlliam Orbit – Orbit US CD
William Orbit: Orbit US CD [1987] Love My Way Fool To Myself Heartbroken Highway Escape To Mexico Rider In Black Swamp Dog Feel Like Jumping Blue Street Cluny Ann The Night Runs Forever Cry One More Tear I was surprised … Continue reading
It’s 35 Years later – What’s Still Not On CD? [part 8]
The last post on this thread was just more S titles [not surprising] on the list of album still wanted on CD format…before it’s too late! Don’t worry. I’m almost done with this thread. It shocks me how much has been … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Scots Rock, Want List
Tagged CD, Jo Callis, Richard Strange, S.W.A.L.K., Spoons, Torch Song
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REVO Remastering: Torch Song – Wish Thing [REVO 059]
Torch Song: Wish Thing US LP [1984] Don’t Look Now Telepathy Ode To Billie Joe Another Place Prepare To Energize Tattered Dress Sweet Thing You Said You Were Coming Water Clock Secrets The Torch Song debut album arrived like a … Continue reading