BLOOMSDAY Promo Copy (1990)

This was a promo copy meant as a teaser for FORTUNY.

I have no idea how I got it. Lost in countless nights full of beer and whisky.

BLOOMSDAY (1990)

01 Strange Honey

02 Cheated Myself (For Someone Like You)

03 North Country Girl

04 Forever Through Traps And Lies

THE BRAVERY (same) (2005)

 

I am very ambivalent about electronic music. Generally I have the ability to like it but some "bands" really make me want to puke. But whenever I feel that musicians create their art from the heart, I love it.

And this song is one of the songs that really touch me:

THE BRAVERY - An Honest Mistake

And this is the record:

THE BRAVERY (2005)

01 An Honest Mistake

02 No Brakes

03 Fearless

04 Tyrant

05 Give In

06 Swollen Summer

07 Public Service Announcement

08 Out of Line

09 Unconditional

10 The Ring Song

11 Rites of Spring

CABARET VOLTAIRE Technology: Western Re-Works (1992)

I looooooove CV and it used to be in my Walkman, then Discman, then mp3-player, then mobile over and over again and the video to SENSORIA is marvellous.

I always loved Punk but then again I always loved experimental electronic music like CV which is kind of ePunk to me. Anyway... Enjoy:

CABARET VOLTAIRE - Technology: Western Re-Works (1992)

01 Talking Time

02 24-24

03 Crackdown

04 Just Fascination

05 Sleepwalking

06 Kino

07 Ghost Talk

08 I Want You

09 Bad Self, Pt. 1

10 Sensoria

11 I Want You [808 Heaven Mix]

12 Kino 4

Wow!

CRAIG DAVIES Groovin' On A Shaft Cycle (1990)

 

The thing is, that ANGELICA DIVINE was on a ROUGH TRADE sampler in 1990 and I simply had to buy this record.

And now you can enjoy something really emotionally and thoughtful. Including probably the best version of JAQUES BREL's AMSTERDAM.

CRAIG DAVIES Groovin' On A Shaft Cycle (1990)

01 Angelica Divine

02 Chrome Sweet Chrome

03 Groovin' On A Shaft Cycle

04 The Only Rose On Marigold Street

05 Another Rock'n'Roll Song

06 Waltz?

07 Boogie?

08 Since You Touched My Heart

09 Sugar Cane And Seas

10 I'll Be With You

11 Gladhill

12 Amsterdam

This record is emotionally valuable. And not comparable to anything played in the radio stations today.