March 28, 2021
March 27, 2021
Jarre had developed his sound, employing more dynamic and rhythmic elements, particularly a greater use of sequencing on basslines. Much of this was achieved using custom equipment developed by his collaborator Michel Geiss. The album is presented as two suites of music, each consisting of 4 parts and taking up one side of the vinyl release of the album. The separate tracks on the record smoothly segue into each other to this effect.
The album reached number 11 on the UK Album Chart and number 126 on the US Billboard 200 chart.
March 20, 2021
1. Adventures in Modern Recording (3:46)
2. Beatnik (3:38)
3. Vermillion Sands (6:48)
4. I Am a Camera (4:56)
Side two
1. On TV (2:48)
2. Inner City (3:22)
3. Lenny (3:12)
4. Rainbow Warrior (5:22)
5. Adventures in Modern Recording (reprise) (0:51)
March 19, 2021
March 18, 2021
Een veel elektronischer geluid en minder rock, "Fist In Glove" pakt het elektronica-experiment verkeerd uit, wat het tot een regelrechte skipper maakt. En de afsluiter "It's over now" wordt op een gegeven moment ook een beetje langdradig.
March 17, 2021
1. Radio Prague (1:18)
2. Genetic Engineering (3:42)
3. ABC Auto-Industry (2:06)
4. Telegraph (2:57)
5. This Is Helena (1:58)
6. International (4:26)
Side two
1. Dazzle Ships (Parts II III & VII) (2:21)
2. The Romance Of The Telescope (3:26)
3. Silent Running (3:33)
4. Radio Waves (3:44)
5. Time Zones (3:23)
6. Of All The Things We've Made (3:23)
March 16, 2021
Mesopotamia was also vocally unique for the band because many of the tracks do not feature the vocal interplay for which the band is known. With two Cindy Wilson solo performances, one solo from Kate Pierson, two duets between Pierson and Fred Schneider, and one Wilson/Pierson duet, the sound was more vocally varied than on previous recordings. The hiring of numerous session musicians was also a first for the B-52's, although this would be repeated on subsequent albums.
1. Love Land (5:00)
2. Deep Sleep (3:29)
3. Mesopotamia (3:53)
Side two
1. Cake (5:50)
2. Throw That Beat in the Garbage Can (4:35)
3. Nip It in the Bud (3:31)
March 15, 2021
1. Say You’ll Be Mine (2:53)
2. I Really Don’t Know Anymore (3:49)
3. Spinning (3:59)
4. Never Be The Same (4:40)
5. Poor Shirley (4:20)
Side two
1. Ride Like The Wind (4:30)
2. The Light Is On (4:07)
3. Sailing (4:14)
4. Minstrel Gigolo (6:00)
March 14, 2021
March 09, 2021
1. The Wild Places (6:01)
2. Roman Vecu (4:44)
3. Camino Real (Pt. 1,2 & 3) (8:28)
Side two
1. Samurai (4:29)
2. Kisarazu (7:11)
3. The Clash (3:53)
4. Planet Earth (6:24)
March 07, 2021
1. The Hanging Tree (3:42)
2. Been Away Too Long (5:04)
3. Who Needs Me (3:39)
4. Wise Man (4:43)
Side two
1. Do You Know (3:15)
2. Rollin’ On (6:23)
3. Sympathy (4:49)
4. Firefly (6:17)
March 03, 2021
The album also included cover versions of the Charlie Chaplin standard "Smile" and "Ain't Nothin' But A Maybe" that had previously been recorded by its writers Ashford & Simpson and Rufus & Chaka Khan. "After You' was subsequently recorded by Roberta Flack on her classic 1977 album Blue Lights In The Basement while R&B starlet Stacy Lattisaw covered 'I Thought It Took A Little Time" on her 1985 album I'm Not The Same Girl. British soul singer Joss Stone covered "One Love In My Lifetime" for her 2012 album The Soul Sessions Vol. 2.
Ross was also nominated for a Grammy for "Love Hangover" (Best R&B Performance, Female Artist). Victor Skrebneski photographed Diana's iconic album art. It was chosen by the Italian Fan Club association as 'The Most Beautiful Album Art'. She performed many of the tracks from the album on her award-winning, An Evening with Diana Ross Broadway show, tour, television special and album.
1. Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You’re Going To) (3:22)
2. I Thought It Took a Little Time (But Today I Fell in Love) (3:19)
3. Love Hangover (7:49)
4. Kiss Me Now (2:42)
Side two
1. You’re Good My Child (3:35)
2. One Love in My Lifetime (3:37)
3. Ain’t Nothin’ But a Maybe (3:35)
4. After You (4:06)
5. Smile (2:55)
February 28, 2021
1. I'm Every Woman (4:05)
2. Love Has Fallen on Me (4:52)
3. Roll Me Through the Rushes (4:42)
4. Sleep on It (4:21)
5. Life Is a Dance (4:20)
Side two
1. We Got the Love (3:27)
2. Some Love (5:50)
3. A Woman in a Man's World (3:56)
4. The Message in the Middle of the Bottom (4:15)
5. I Was Made to Love Him (3:23)
February 26, 2021
"Just Can't Get Enough" became a hit of its own in the Netherlands in early 1985. It wasn't released as a separate single, so it was the 12" single (L12Bong4) that entered the Dutch chart. Officially it wasn't allowed in the singles charts as the 12" had been sold (and priced) as a mini-LP in the weeks before that. But due to its popularity on the radio, "Just Can't Get Enough" was allowed to enter and duly became Depeche Mode's biggest Dutch hit of all time.
Side one
1. Love, in Itself (2) (4:18)
2. Love, in Itself (3) (7:15)
Side two
1. Just Can't Get Enough (live) (5:35)
2. A Photograph of You (live) (3:21)
3. Shout! (live) (4:39)
4. Photographic (live) (3:56)
February 24, 2021
February 20, 2021
Following Gabriel's decision to leave the band, the remaining members wanted to carry on and show they could still write and record successful material. The group wrote and rehearsed new songs during mid-1975, and listened to numerous audition tapes for a replacement frontman. They entered Trident Studios in October with producer David Hentschel to record the album without a definitive idea of who was going to perform lead vocals. After the search for a singer proved unfruitful, Collins was persuaded to sing "Squonk", and the performance was so strong, he sang lead on the rest of the album.
Upon release, critics were impressed by the improved sound quality and the group's ability to survive the loss of Gabriel without sacrificing the quality of the music. The group went out on tour with Collins as frontman and Bill Bruford as an additional drummer, and the resulting performances in the US raised Genesis' profile there.
February 18, 2021
In the liner notes, the album is dedicated to AC/DC lead singer Bon Scott, who died in February 1980. Scott is referred to as "a friend from the highway," as AC/DC had supported Journey the previous year on their "If You Want Blood" tour.
This was the last Journey album for keyboard player and founder Gregg Rolie.
1. Majestic (0:41)
2. Where Were You (3:22)
3. Just The Same Way (3:37)
4. Line Of Fire (3:25)
5. Lights (3:30)
6. Stay Awhile (3:15)
Side two
1. Too Late (3:44)
2. Dixie Highway (6:51)
3. Feeling That Way (3:14)
4. Anytime (4:27)
Side three
1. Do You Recall (3:26)
2. Walks Like A Lady (7:05)
3. La Do Da (7:02)
Side four
1. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' (5:14)
2. Wheel In The Sky (5:03)
3. Any Way You Want It (3:39)
4. The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love) [studio recording] (3:43)
February 17, 2021
"The worst album we ever made," said guitarist and singer Francis Rossi. "I always thought we were better than that. Rick Parfitt and I were left to mix it, and we went through the recordings of the three nights we played, only to pick the first one." "I disagree with my old pal there," countered Parfitt. "There are bits of the live album that still give me goosebumps."
The album includes a typically extended version of "Forty Five Hundred Times". "The first part of the song was the song, but we'd make the extra bits up…" recalled Parfitt. "You'd just know when to get softer and then take it somewhere heavier. It was incredible. You'd be swept away by this rollercoaster of music. The only way to end it was to nod, 'Shall we finish it here?'"
February 15, 2021
Fine Young Cannibals were a British rock band formed in Birmingham, England, in 1984, by bassist David Steele, guitarist Andy Cox (both formerly of The Beat), and singer Roland Gift (formerly of the Akrylykz).
Fine Young Cannibals is their debut album released in 1985. The album features the UK #8 debut hit single "Johnny Come Home". This success did not continue with the next single, "Blue", which languished at #41 in the UK.
The album's cover art came in two variations. The original U.S and Canadian releases on I.R.S. Records had a blue-tinted cover; most other versions, such as the U.K. release on London Records, have artwork tinted in red.
A1. Johnny Come Home (3:35)
A2. Couldn't Care More (3:30)
A3. Don't Ask Me To Choose (3:05)
A4. Funny How Love Is (3:28)
A5. Suspicious Minds (3:56)
Side B
B1. Blue (3:31)
B2. Move To Work (3:26)
B3. On A Promise (3:06)
B4. Time Isn't Kind (3:12)
B5. Like A Stranger (3:28)