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Music didn't sound good in the 80's. Or perhaps I didn't care enough to dig underneath a universal crust of disco beat (I was chasing girls). I had simply found fantastic that it had been possible to take risks at playing amazing sounds durings the parties until let's say... 1973. The next year the Rolling Stones released: "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll".... Boo. Of course there was some rockers in the trenches: Parker, Jackson (Joe) and friends. At times the music produ... MORE
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... it's Sunday morning... it was two weeks ago that you were already gone and I just went int another day happily, like we had all the time in the world... thing is, I'd need your help with something... you're gone... I read it so many times, even heard it said... (I spoke with Lyle on the phone last night... can you believe that?) Chris, I feel like all the time I'm missing something... I don't even know if it's something good, or bad... I'm obsessively covering all t... MORE
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Steve McQueen - id est: Best of '80s Prefab Sprout essential - is awesomely remastered in 2007 by remaster master Thomas Dolby, who produced the album originally in 1985. Think of this here 192 kbps mp3 as grasping on bits of beauty via shitty speakers, but the sagely thing to do is buy the real thing, n'est-ce pas? Check you out, Bandito. As a sidenote, only last week I found out Prefab chief Paddy McAloon is suffering from Ménière's Disease, as a result of whi... MORE
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Prefab-a-palooza
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From one of my favorite albums ever...
its the blue eyeshadow that makes it art:
Look at us now...
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Okay.
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Fine. I love, love, love this song. In the sense that I've been listening to, oh, say They Might Be Giants (more on them tomorrow) for roughly 10 years, I've been listening to Prefab Sprout's music (songs written and sung by Paddy McAloon) for about two and a half days. Spurred by a trusted friend's recommendation, I listened to Jordan: The Comeback (1990, produced by the occasionally great Thomas Dolby) and was pleased by at first some and then many of the tunes (alth... MORE
