Space 1999 [CD-single] [Import]
Track Listings
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1. Space 1999
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2. No Somos Maquinas
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3. Eter
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4. Temblor
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Space 1999,Nick Lagartija,Zero,Rock
Space 1999 [CD-single] [Import]
Average customer rating:
- A good value
- The Sound Track Since Bernard Hermann
- Good mix of film music
- A mixed collection of movie music
- Uplifts your soul, takes your mind into the heavens
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ASIN: B00008WI90
Release Date: 2003-04-22 |
Tracks:
- The Man from Snowy River (Bruce Rowland)
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Customer Reviews:
A good value.......2007-05-17
I wasn't expecting to have 4 discs for this price, and the music is a quality selection of film music, giving a good scope of the genre, and a very listenable transfer.
The Sound Track Since Bernard Hermann.......2006-07-25
This collection is bound to capture your heart and evoke a tin ear on successive tracks. I found much to like and some duds - easy to skip over.
Very good value.
Good mix of film music.......2006-07-02
Good mix of films!
I'm a big fan of this soundtrack music and will be looking for more CD's like this.
A mixed collection of movie music.......2006-02-23
For the price, this CD is a great bargain. The musical selections, as you might expect, are mixed in quality ranging from extraordinary to so so, the balance being worthwhile and interesting. Sonically the CD is excellent.
Uplifts your soul, takes your mind into the heavens.......2006-01-06
I have been listening to great scores for many years and this collection is truly inspirational in so far as the choice of different scores takes you on a journey of listening pleasure matched by only a few collections.The price is incredibly reasonable for hours of listening pleasure. Don't pass this one up
Average customer rating:
- Perfectly Ordered Memories
- Never heard anything quite like this
- Great Compilation
- A few great tunes, but generally disappointing....
- He comes from another planet, baby
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Floored Genius: The Best of Julian Cope and the Teardrop Explodes 1979-1991
Julian Cope
Manufacturer: Ume Imports
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ASIN: B000001DWD
Release Date: 2006-05-16 |
Tracks:
- Reward
- Treason
- Sleeping Gas
- Bouncing Babies
- Passionate Friend
- The Great Dominions
- The Greatness & Perfection Of Love
- An Elegant Chaos
- Sunspots
- Reynard The Fox
- World Shut Your Mouth
- Trampolene
- Spacehopper
- Charlotte Anne
- China Doll
- Out Of My Mind On Dope & Speed
- Jellypop Perky Jean
- Beautiful Love
- East Easy Rider
- Safesurfer
Album Description
1992 compilation featuring solo work alongside tracks with The Teardrop Explodes.
Customer Reviews:
Perfectly Ordered Memories.......2006-12-28
The first thing that strikes me about this compilation is that the breakdown of what sound was doing at the time, for me, is dead on: Phase 1: 1978 - 1982; Phase 2: 1983 - 1985; Phase 3: 1986 - 1988; Phase 4: 1989- 1991. That would bring you, musically speaking, through the break of New Wave and the second British Invasion, on through a change from more pop sounding stuff through things with a harder edge. If you listen to the growling of say, Godsmack, and attempt to go to this, it won't work for you. Play this amid some Echo & the Bunnymen, (which it's closest to,) the Clash, (which this is somewhat related to,) and perhaps, Nick Cave. This was an astounding band for it's time, and falls directly in what was really a "New Wave": a distinct second British sweep of music that happened in the late seventies. Compare also to Bauhaus, Tears for Fears or early Cure, and you will hear it - a very distict, edgy sound, very, very different from what was popular in the States at the time, (depending on one's tastes, that would have been Elton John, Queen, Billy Joel or perhaps Styx, Lynyrd Skynyrd or Aerosmith.) This new sound took some by storm, for others, it took a little getting used to, but once you "got" it, it was magical (and far more rebellious and anti-social than Lynyrd Skynyrd ever dreamed of.)
On this CD, what stands out besides the obvious hits, are the drum riff on "Bouncing Babies" and "The Great Dominion" which has an early, mournful sound compared to the track right after it, a Phase 2 song, "The Greatness & Perfection of Love". At first listen, the latter seems like an extension of the former, but then you can hear the change when Julian Cope starts singing. It's lighter. "Sunspots" is a quirky and pop-py track and the end of "Reynard the Fox" is what I would most compare to some creepy Nick Cave stuff. (Recall that the Birthday Party disbanded and reformed as Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds during this Phase 2.) This is very different from the track immediately following it, "World Shut Your Mouth", and in fact, "World" is the first track of Phase 3, the period of MTV play. (If not for MTV, most of us would never have heard The Teardrop Explodes.)
I think that put into its proper musical framework, this is an important compilation, You won't find these songs elsewhere really, barring owning all of the discs. When one 'closes one's eyes and thinks of England', besides the Beatles, one should think of Tears for Fears, Echo and the Bunnymen, the Cure, Bauhaus, and the Teardrop Explodes. "Safesurfer," the nearly-psychedelic last track on this compilation, should make the connection for you.
In reference to one preceding reviewer: regarding the "gay-ness" of the songs, well, music has changed. Bands didn't used to growl the way they do now. Perhaps we have Metallica, early death metal and hard core to thank for that, I'm not sure, but remember, most of that morphed out of the earlier punk of this period, (or even earlier, if you want to get technical.) Also, I'm female: Julian Cope, all slung up tight in black and wrapped around his mic stand was a pretty hot sight!
Never heard anything quite like this.......2006-07-30
I first heard Julian Cope via his stoner-rock combo Brain Donor, and when I went to check out his solo stuff, I was expecting something along those lines. Boy, was I in for a surprise! The stuff on this album could probably be best described as glossy new-wave studio pop. You could even say that it is, to use the parlance of our times, kind of gay. Ironically enough, its the gayest song on the album, the ethereal "China Doll" that is probably my favorite. Ordinarily, such a description would be a deterrent to me, as I tend to go for harder stuff with a little bit of grungy edge to it.
Cope's music has a distinctly quirky, whimsical quality to it, slightly reminiscent of the Flaming Lips or perhaps Peter Gabriel. There is not much brooding anger on the surface, and you could even say that his better songs are propelled by a sort of naive innocence. He has quite a flair for singing in harmony, as well as for dense, layered arrangements that seem nonetheless to leave space between the many parts.
To be fair, I've only owned this album for a few weeks, so I still expect to have some of the material here grow on me in the future. Having said that, tracks 9-15 are some of the most sublime, gorgeous pop songs I've heard in recent years. "China Doll" is an especially great ballad. "Charlotte Anne" is a funky synth pop number with very subtle layering of sonic textures. The chorus of "World Shut Your Mouth" goes "put your head back in the clouds and shut your mouth...", and upon hearing it for the very first time I was struck by what a great line that is. "Trampolene" is head-bobbingly catchy, as is the boisterous "Spacehopper".
The rest of album hasn't really clicked with me yet, but my budding fascination with this guy seems to give me confidence that I will learn to love it one day yet.
Great Compilation.......2005-06-25
Floored Genius is a great compilation of solo Cope and Teardrop Explodes. While I highly recommend it there are some songs that are pretty poor (old British new wave crap). The opening track "Reward" is worth the price of the cd alone though rest assured there are a lot of great tunes on this one.
A few great tunes, but generally disappointing...........2003-03-22
I bought this CD after hearing three of the songs that appear on it ("World Shut Your Mouth," "Trampolene," and "Charlotte Anne"), thinking that Julian Cope must be a true musical genius to have penned and recorded such inspired pieces--and thus concluding that his greatest hits CD must overflow with more of the same. Unfortunately, the three aforementioned tunes are the clear highlight of the collection, and, to my ear, only two or three of the remaining cuts even come close to them. The early material from The Teardrop Explodes is pretty forgettable for anyone who doesn't associate it with the time and place whence it arose, and my pop sensibilities, so satisfied by the three aforementioned tunes, make the later material somewhat unpalatable.
He comes from another planet, baby.......2001-08-13
I pity the poor kids these days, the music lovers of that generation! Tens of albums (yeah, yeah, cd's...) going out every day... every 18 years old got a music label in his parents' garage, making sounds that no one will ever hear. 10 years ago, when I bought my music (yeah, yeah, vinyl albums) there was limited access, so we got the good and the bad, but most important, we got the good! I checked out Julian Cope' Floored Genius, because I forgot the name of one of the songs... and I was amazed and ashamed to discover that it only has 1-2 reviews! So I'm doing it for the sake of my generation, telling you, asking you to check this one out. I know how hard is to go 10-20 years back in time and trace those marbles, but you can't afford to miss this one: I'll try to make a long story short: Julian Cope was born in England, where he still lives today, and in 1979, he formed a group name teardrop Explodes, the band did well in the post punk era in England at that time, and put out some of the best songs and records of that genre. If you want, the teardrop explodes were the important link between the Sex Pistols and the Smiths. Later on, Cope moved on and continued in a career of his own, producing unbelievable albums, one at the time. When I think of it, I can't really think of one album by the teardrop explodes, or as solo artist that doesn't contain at least 50% of great songs. The album "Floored Genius" is a very good collection of those years, as a group and as a solo artist. There are not enough words that I can use to tell you how good this collection is nor can I point its highlights, because it's all-good! For those of you who are interested in something more than Blink 182, who want to know where is it all comes from: Do yourself a favor, buy this one and change your life!
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Hut Recordings: 1991-2001
Various Artists
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
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Release Date: 2001-06-26 |
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- Brave New World - Richard Ashcroft
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Album Description
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The Flying Nun Retrospective Compilation: Getting Older 1981-1991
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Flying Nun
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0000245XT
Release Date: 1991-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Getting Older - The Clean
- Randolph's Going Home - Shayne Carter, Peter Jefferies
- Something New - Stones
- Totalling Dad's Car - Headless Chickens
- Crush - Tall Dwarfs
- Adults and Children - Gordons
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- Alien - Bird Nest Roys
- Batwing - The Terminals
- Travelling Grave - Goblin Mix
- Sour Queen - Able Tasmans
- Candidate - The Bats
- I Don't Want You Anyway - Look Blue Go Purple
- Don't Know Why
- Dialling a Prayer - Straitjacket Fits
- Buddy - Snapper
- Skin - Bailter Space
- Elemental
- Not Given Lightly - Chris Knox
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- Mother Gong - 'Live 1991' (Mother Gong)
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Live 1991
Mother Gong
Manufacturer: Mother Gong
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000057M7W
Release Date: 1991-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Womb
- In the Beginning
- Four Horsemen
- New Man
- Ambassadors
- Hungry
- Fat Cats
- Big Daddy World
- Miaow
- Pigalle
- Superboots
- Wildchild
- Sorry!
- Mr Union Carbide
- Space Case
- We Who Were Raging
- Wilful Housewife
- Crying Is Strength
Customer Reviews:
Mother Gong - 'Live 1991' (Mother Gong).......2006-11-01
Heard this CD just once.Believe it was actually recorded on a tour that Mother Gong did of the U.S. in summer 1991.I believe that I,personally know the fan who's responsible for capturing this live show on tape.Total of 18 tracks,with a duration of 74:46.Makes for a nice Gong spin-off project.Tunes here that I was most impressed with were "In The Beginning", "Hungry" - where Tom The Poet recites a spoken word bit, the quirky "Big Daddy World", "Wild Child" and "Wilful Housewife". Line-up: Gilli Smyth-vocals,Harry Williamson-guitar&keyboards,Rob Calvert - sax and Tom The Poet - recitals. Not a bad cosmic rock title. A maybe, should-have.
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