Pulp: We Love Life
Island Records ILPS 8810/586 540-1
Released: 22 October 2001
Hey guys, listen to this. It’s produced by Scott Walker. It’s sooo underrated, it is beyond believe.
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Pulp: We Love Life
Island Records ILPS 8810/586 540-1
Released: 22 October 2001
Hey guys, listen to this. It’s produced by Scott Walker. It’s sooo underrated, it is beyond believe.
Wham! - Last Christmas
One of the problems of Paul Young's career after his triumphs of the 80's and the early 90's can be traced to Between Two Fires, which, ironically, doesn't betray the sonic hallmarks of the era as much as the preceding LPs. However, we can tell he had the best intention with the album, he wanted to branch out, but I fear he let his production be polished too much. Sadly, he didn't go the way of sophisti-pop, his voice would suit the genre perfectly, he sort of remained within his pop wheelhouse, which wouldn't be bad, had he not done that by removing several of his idiosyncratic elements. Paul Young's previous discs showed he reaches his best, when he includes the unusual in his tunes, though he slowly abandoned this approach later on.
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Dire Straits Live 1978-1992 [Box Set] 2023 UMC / Mercury ——————————————————————— Tracks LP One: Alchemy 1. Once upon a Time in the West 2. Industrial Disease 3. Expresso Love 4. Romeo and Juliet 5. Love over Gold
Tracks LP Two: Alchemy [continued] 1. Private Investigations 2. Sultans of Swing 3. Twisting by the Pool 4. Two Young Lovers 5. Portobello Belle
Tracks LP Three: Alchemy [continued] 1. Tunnel of Love 2. Solid Rock 3. Telegraph Road 4. Going Home • Theme from «Local Hero»
Tracks LP Four: On the Night 1. Calling Elvis 2. Walk of Life 3. Heavy Fuel 4. Romeo and Juliet
Tracks LP Five: On the Night [continued] 1. Private Investigations 2. Sultans of Swing 3. Fade to Black 4. Your Latest Trick 5. When It Comes to You 6. I Think I Love You Too Much
Tracks LP Six: On the Night [continued] 1. You and Your Friend 2. On Every Street 3. Two Young Lovers 4. Tunnel of Love
Tracks LP Seven: On the Night [continued] 1. Telegraph Road 2. Money for Nothing 3. Brothers in Arms
Tracks LP Eight Encores 1. Your Latest Trick 2. The Bug 3. Solid Rock 4. Local Hero (Wild Theme)
Tracks LP Nine: Live at the BBC 1. Down to the Waterline 2. Six Blade Knife 3. Water of Love 4. Wild West End 5. Sultans of Swing 6. Lions 7. What’s the Matter Baby? 8. Tunnel of Love
Tracks LP Ten: Live at the Rainbow 1. Down to the Watertime 2. Six Blade Knife 3. Once upon a Time in the West 4. Lady Writer 5. Lions 6. Sultans of Swing 7. Les Boys 8. Portobello Belle
Tracks LP Eleven: Live at the Rainbow [continued] 1. News 2. What’s the Matter Baby? 3. Setting Me Up 4. In the Gallery 5. Solid Rock 6. Southbound Again 7. Where Do You Think You’re Going?
Tracks LP Twelve: Live at the Rainbow [continued] 1. Wild West End 2. Twisting by the Pool 3. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 4. That’s Alright Mama 5. Nadine 6. Keep on Knocking ———————————————————————
* Long Live Rock Archive
Some albums that want to give us a hint for a sequel end up without one thanks to the usual shenanigans of record labels. Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 by George Michael remains a strong case for this, because the failure of the disc put the singer on the court against Sony Music, which he saw as unsupportive. However, I do get why they did have a problem, since the company wished for Faith 2, but George Michael always seemed more interested in breaking his image than supporting the latter, though we can claim Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 did fit his superstar status. Still, one has to admire his chutzpah by, for instance, basically mocking the whole MTV business on one song from there, yet he also ordered for an incredible video that became a staple of the channel.
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