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Old 01.02.2011, 12:51 PM   #38364
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Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo
Fine album!!! Are you familiar with the other bands material? I have only that.

Yes, I have loved them since I was a young teenager and never get sick of them.
"Quiet Life" and "Gentlemen Take Polaroids" are the first LPs featuring David Sylvian's "revised/crooner" vocal style and the band's more "New Romantic" sound. "Tin Drum" sees them veering into somewhat artier territory.
I also still love their first two LPs, which the band themselves seem to disown. "Adolescent Sex" and "Obscura Alternatives" are two incredible and very hard LPs of heavy UK funk/disco (more funk than disco really) with very raw and attitude-laden vocals from a much-snottier sounding David Sylvian.
They looked fantastic in those early days. too. Somewhat emotionally dead and very gritty lyrical action, EXCELLENT synth sounds, and fabulous guitar work.
I love them in all their phases.
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