Christian Stigen Larsen wrote:
quoted 8 lines Quoting jeff (jpklein@flash.net):
> Quoting jeff (jpklein@flash.net):
> |
> | > Torch Song had older records (80s) which encompass a completely
> | > different
> |
> | Hope so, cuz they've been impossible to grab for many moons. I've
> been
> | trying for all of them.
I'm unfamiliar with anything other than the first Torch Song record
which was released in the early 80s. Can't even recall it's title. I DO
know that while you can hear traces of what WO's style will become in
it, I wouldn't go looking for that lush sonic pool which has become his
trademark. As someone else remarked, they are slick dance-pop records
with nice synth touches and percussive emphases. If you've heard the
Bass-O-Matic lp, you have to go back a few steps from that to get to
where the 1st Torch song is. If indeed it is true as someone said, hold
onto your wallet and see if they get kicked out as re-releases. You're
better off seeking out Bill's remixes (of which their are MANY) for
getting that hi falutin' Orbit rush you're probably looking for.
F'rinstance, ever heard some of his early Erasure mixes...like "Star" or
"Supernature"? (actually, I can't remember exactly which mixes were his
on the cd single, but just remember being floored by it at full volume
when it came out.)
jeff
quoted 16 lines I've been fortunate to get my hands on the aforementioned release
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>
> I've been fortunate to get my hands on the aforementioned release
> (Toward
> the unknown region) - What are the titles of the two other releases in
>
> this trilogy, and when were they released ?
>
> And can anyone tell how closely this item resembles other works
> of Wiliam Orbit, like the Strange Cargo series? I've got a feeling
> my wallet isn't going to be happy ...
>
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