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Electrical Language: Independent British Synth Pop 78-84Жанр: New Wave, Synthpop, Electronic, Electropop, Experimental Страна: UK Годы выпуска: 2019 Формат: mp3 Битрейт: 320 kBit/s Общее время звучания: 5 часов 05 минут
Disc 1
01. Thomas Dolby – Windpower
02. Alan Burnham – Science Fiction
03. The Normal – Warm Leatherette
04. Alex Fergusson – Stay With Me Tonight
05. Colourbox – Tarantula
06. 100% Manmade Fibre – Fantasy
07. Testcard F – Bandwagon Tango
08. Be-Bop Deluxe – Electrical Language
09. Dalek I – The World
10. Chain Of Command – Honour Among Thieves
11. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark – Red Frame / White Light
12. The Legendary Pink Dots – Red Castles
13. Ice The Falling Rain – Lifes Illusion
14. Music For Pleasure – The Human Factor
15. Poeme Electronique – She's An Image
16. Box Of Toys – I'm Thinking Of You Now
17. New Musik – The Planet Doesn't Mind
18. Schleimer K – Hope Deep Inside
19. Native Europe – The Distance From Köln
20. Voice Of Authority – Technical Miracle Время звучания альбома: 01:14:54
Disc 2
01. The Human League – Circus Of Death
02. The Passage – XOYO
03. A Popular History Of Signs – Crowds
04. Chris And Cosey – October (Love Song)
05. Laugh Clown Laugh – Feel So Young
06. Basking Sharks – Croatia
07. Thomas Leer – Mr Nobody
08. Fad Gadget – Ricky's Hand
09. Local Boy Makes Good – Hypnotic Rhythm
10. The Mobiles – Drowning In Berlin
11. Edward Ka-Spel – Even Now
12. Passion Polka – Lying Next To You
13. Naked Lunch – Rabies
14. The Limit – Do It
15. Robert Calvert – Work Song
16. Quadrascope – Baby Won't Phone
17. Electronic Ensemble – It Happened Then
18. Jeanette – In The Morning
19. Those Attractive Magnets – Nightlife
20. Beasts In Cages – My Coo Ca Choo Время звучания альбома: 01:16:21
Disc 3
01. The Bodhi-Beat Poets – Your Love Is Like A Slug
02. Eyeless In Gaza – Veil Like Calm
03. Camera Obscura – Destitution
04. Drinking Electricity – Good Times
05. Zoo Boutique – Happy Families
06. Fiat Lux – Feels Like Winter Again
07. Colin Potter – Falling Downstairs
08. David Harrow – Our Little Girl
09. Futurhythm – It Never Rains In Outer Space
10. Goat – Zennor
11. Final Program – Videomatic
12. Pink Industry – Taddy Up
13. Play – You Don't Look The Same
14. The Fast Set – Children Of The Revolution
15. Two – Trace Of Red
16. Shox – Lying Here
17. The Builders – Daytime Assassins
18. Section 25 – Beating Heart (12" Version)
19. Joe Crow – Absent Friends
20. Faction – Jamaica Day Время звучания альбома: 01:17:56
Disc 4
01. Tim Blake – Generator (Laserbeam)
02. Lori And The Chameleons – Touch
03. Jupiter Red – The Secret Affair
04. Blue Zoo – I'm Your Man
05. Jesus Couldn't Drum – Even Roses Have Thorns
06. Techno Pop – Paint It Black
07. Kevin Harrison – Chase The Dragon
08. Thirteen At Midnight – Other Passengers
09. Freeze Frame – Your Voice
10. Time In Motion – Stay With You
11. The Toy Shop – Live Wires Kill
12. Analysis – Surface Tension
13. Paul Haig – Time
14. Solid Space – Contemplation
15. Martin O'Cuthbert – Committed To Vinyl
16. Science – Look Don’t Touch
17. Charlie's Brother – The Wishing Tree (Megatree Mix)
18. The Quarks – Working Model
19. Eddie + Sunshine – There’s Someone Following Me
20. Hybrid Kids – Happy Xmas (War Is Over) Время звучания альбома: 01:15:55
Доп. информация
The year – 1978. The mood – revolution. The latest addition to the musician’s sound palette – the synthesiser. And so a new sound was born, and one which would free pop music from its guitar dominated tradition into something with a bright new future which would write itself. Almost overnight, via a handful of key single releases, the big bang of punk produced something the kids called ‘synth-pop’. The clue was very much in the name. A broad church from the outset, this synth-pop movement wasted no time in embracing players from all corners of the musical dressing up box. From guitar groups drafting in a keyboard playing friend and the progressive rockers using their expensive banks of electronics in new ways to the modernists and the Thatcherists, full of unabashed aspiration, and the punks – arguably the purest punks of them all – who discarded the guitar and the drum kit overnight in their pursuit of something fresh that their generation could truly call their own. All were welcome, and all contributed to the many different directions synth-pop would mutate in over the coming five or six years. ‘Electrical Language’ captures this time and place in microscopic detail. The uptempo would-be hits with suburban nightclub aspirations, the science and technology enthralled proto-techno workouts and the otherworldy experiments are all here, sitting comfortably amongst each other in some cases, jostling for position in others. This was a post-punk revolution of another kind, played out on a stage free of the traditional boundaries and limitations, entirely alien to anybody over twenty-five and enthralled by the new and the exotic. For the first time in a while, the future looked bright, albeit illuminated with electric light.
