Sign In Sign Out Subscribe to Mailing Lists Unsubscribe or Change Settings Help

smoe.org mailing lists
ivan@stellysee.de

Message Index for 2011051, sorted by... (Author) (Date) (Subject) (Thread)
Previous message, by... (Author) (Date) (Subject) (Thread)
Next message, by... (Author) (Date) (Subject) (Thread)

From Mark London <mrl@psfc.mit.edu>
Subject Re: Reissue wishlist
Date Mon, 02 May 2011 14:13:00 -0400

[Part 1 text/plain ISO-8859-1 (1.3 kilobytes)] (View Text in a separate window)

robert.pally@bluewin.ch wrote:
> Roulettes "Same" They remind me on the two records from the Cretones 
> and love them. The album is from 1981.

This album does have some good songs, but it's mix is so muddy!  It 
definitely deserves a remixing and real fleshed out sound.

> The Lookalikes "Daydreamin at night" (1981) Pop, Power and New Wave. The album has some nice songs.
>   

I forgot about this one.  Some superb production, ala ELO, except 
without the strings.  But lots of keyboard and synths and other added 
effects.  Why doesn't any present band want to do this any more?  Do 
they not want to sound like ELO, or is it deemed "outdated"???  In any 
event, someone from Italy released a DVD that included some of their 
live performances, plus some demo versions of their songs (i.e. without 
the production).  The fact that this got released, but not the actual 
LP, makes me believe the LP will not get a proper release.

In the same vein, is a 1981 album by the Swedish band "The Radio" called 
"Black Paint White Colour".   These guys have a gritty singer, that 
combined with that era's power pop production, makes them sound like an 
American version of the Motors.  Definitely recommended, but avoid their 
other LPs, which don't have the same style of music.

- Mark

Message Index for 2011051, sorted by... (Author) (Date) (Subject) (Thread)
Previous message, by... (Author) (Date) (Subject) (Thread)
Next message, by... (Author) (Date) (Subject) (Thread)

For assistance, please contact the smoe.org administrators.
Sign In Sign Out Subscribe to Mailing Lists Unsubscribe or Change Settings Help