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Kirsty MacColl‘s 1981 debut album finally takes its CD bow. Full of charm, humour and her quirky ear for what makes a great pop song, there s a diversity and eclecticism at work here that brings together the cheeky pop of the Top 20 hit … Chip Shop…, the swing jazz of The Real Ripper, the kinky reggae of the Hollies Just One Look, the feisty new wave energy of Clock Goes Round and the faux-country cover of George Jones’ He Thinks I Still Care. Perhaps what makes Desperate Character still sound so vibrant though are the sweeping, sumptuous 60s recreations of See That Girl, Until The Night and Hard To Believe. Kirsty takes the songs beyond parody, particularly See That Girl, one of the best songs she ever wrote.
She also tackles, tongue in cheek, a Shangri-La’s style Teenager In Love, but this a long way removed from Frankie Lymon’s paean; here Kirsty is nursing a tequila and mourning a lost love as she sings in character of a ‘lonely, alcoholic teenager in love!’ Ahead lay more hit singles and acclaimed albums such as Kite, Electric Landlady and Titanic Days; a permanent voice on Christmas airwaves thanks to that enduring Fairytale of New York; parenthood and a glittering second career as as a session singer for the likes of U2, the Smiths and Talking Heads. But for many, the first appreciation of this special singer/songwriter came courtesy of Desperate Character and this release provides an opportunity to refresh memories and make fresh introductions to the one and only Kirsty MacColl.
Desperate Character (originally released as Polydor POLS 1035 (U.K.), 1981 – reissued Salvo SALVOCD058 (U.K.), 2012)
Clock Goes Round
See That Girl
There’s a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He’s Elvis
Teenager in Love
Mexican Sofa
Until the Night
Falling for Faces
Just One Look
The Real Ripper
Hard to Believe
He Thinks I Still Care
There’s a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He’s Elvis (Country Version)
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Artist: Talking Heads Title: Stop Making Sense Released: 1999 Style: Alternative Rock, Funk, New Wave, Post-Punk RAR Size: 539 Mb Tracklist: 01. Psycho Killer 4:26 02. Thank You For Sending Me An Angel 2:10 04. Found A Job 3:15 05. Slippery People 4:01 06. Burning Down The House 4:06 07. Life During Wartime 5:51 08.

Artist: Talking Heads
Title: Remain In Light
Year Of Release: 1980 / 2012
Label: Warner Music Group
Genre: Rock, Pop, New Wave
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 41:55
Total Size: 871 / 232 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

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1 Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On) (5:49) Rarity

2 Crosseyed and Painless (4:45)
3 The Great Curve (6:27) Talking

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4 Once In A Lifetime (4:19)
5 Houses In Motion (4:33)
6 Seen And Not Seen (3:24) Talking Heads Remastered Rar

7 Listening Wind (4:43)
8 The Overload (6:00)

'Remain In Light' is generally regarded by music critics as being the best Talking Heads album. It was the third album in the Heads/Eno trilogy and was -after 'I Zimbra' on Fear Of Music- their second exploration of African rhythms.
Eno was given sole production credit, and also co-wrote all the songs; originally, only Byrne and Eno were given credits for the music, but before the album was released the rest of the band persuaded the couple to add their names to the credits.
The album featured the new Talking Heads - a multi-personnel band with added percussionists, backing vocalists and guitarist Adrian Belew, who put the wah-wah pedal to its most tasteful use since Jimi Hendrix. The difference was noticeable immediately. Talking Heads songs had always been monologues in the past, but now there were two or three different vocal sections contrasting perspectives on the same issues.
The music was funkier, with more embellishments than before, and 'Remain In Light' represented a completely new approach, rather than an alteration of the old one. The album's most striking track was 'Once In A Lifetime' which - with the help of a dramatically simple and effective video - became the band's first British top 20 single. Talking Heads toured around the world with their extended line-up. In England, the band was supported by U2, then still to win a UK recording contract, as well as O.M.D.
The album's single, 'Once in a Lifetime,' flopped upon release, but over the years became an audience favorite due to a striking video, its inclusion in the band's 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense, and its second single release (in the live version) because of its use in the 1986 movie Down and Out in Beverly Hills, when it became a minor chart entry.
Byrne sounded typically uncomfortable in the verses ('And you may find yourself in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife / And you may ask yourself -- Well .. how did I get here?'), which were undercut by the reassuring chorus ('Letting the days go by'). Even without a single, Remain in Light was a hit, indicating that Talking Heads were connecting with an audience ready to follow their musical evolution, and the album was so inventive and influential, it was no wonder. As it turned out, however, it marked the end of one aspect of the group's development and their last new music for three years.
'David Byrne said that Remain in Light 'was done in bits and pieces, one instrument at a time.' The result was a New Wave masterpiece powered by contradiction, the combined thrust of a P-Funk dance party, the ancient-to-the-future rhythm hypnosis of Nigerian funkmaster Fela Kuti and the studied adventurousness of the album's producer and Heads co-conspirator, Brian Eno. Remain in Light marked Talking Heads' transformation from avatars of the punk avant-garde to polyrhythmic magicians with hit-single appeal. Just try not dancing to 'Once in a Lifetime.' (www.rollingstone.com)
David Byrne, vocals, bass, Guitar, keyboards
Chris Frantz, drums, keyboards, percussion
Jerry Harrison, bass, guitar, keyboards
Guest artists:
Adrian Belew, guitar
Brian Eno, guitar, bass, keyboards
Jon Hassell, horn, trumpet
Nona Hendryx, vocals
Robert Palmer, percussion
Jose Rossy, percussion
Tina Weymouth, bass, keyboards, percussion
Produced by Brian Eno
Digitally remastered 2011.
Recorded at Compass Point Studios, Nassau, The Bahamas.
Vocals and additional tracks recorded at Sigma Sound, New York City and Eldorado Studios, Los Angeles. Mastered at Sterling Sound.
Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time - Rated 129/500!
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