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If You Can't Please Yourself Lp

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it is a used record., with a picture cover 1. Only Good Christian Is a Good Christian - Scraping Foetus off the Wheel 2. Product Patrol - Cabaret Voltaire3. Total Nervous Phenomonom - Test Dept. 4. Love Amongst the Ruined - Marc Almond5. Twisted - Psychic Tv6. Flesh and Bones - the the7. Wheel - Coil8. Roxy Cut - Yello9. Waiting to Fall - Virginia Astley 10. Wardrobe - Einstürzende NeubautenAfter disbanding Soft Cell, vocalist Marc Almond pursued a solo career that followed the same vaguely sleazy, electronic dance-pop his former group had made popular. Almond's strength was never his personality -- his voice tends to waver around the notes instead of hitting them -- it was the atmosphere he created with the synths and drum machines. Underneath all of the electronics and disco rhythms, Almond hearkened back to the days of cabaret singers, updating that sound for the dance clubs of the '80s.Before he properly started a solo career, Marc Almond formed Marc and the Mambas, a loose congregation that featured Matt Johnson of The The and Annie Hogan. Untitled (1982), the group's first album, featured covers of Lou Reed, Syd Barrett, and Jacques Brel; throughout his career, Almond would cover the songs of Brel, which he had learned from the records of Scott Walker. Like Walker, Almond used Brel's heavily orchestrated compositions and social ruminations as a starting point, both musically and lyrically -- Almond added a self-conscious element of camp with his Euro-disco and occasionally sleazy lyrics. Torment and Toreros (1983), Marc and the Mambas' second album, explored this path in more detail than Untitled, only to an orchestral background. After its release, the group broke up. Almond formed the backing group the Willing Sinners in 1984, releasing Vermin in Ermine in 1984. Almond began to hit his stride with this album, which fulfilled most of his campy cabaret fantasies. Stories of Johnny, released the following year, was more cohesive, spawning a British hit with the title song. Even though he maintained a cult following in England and various parts of Europe, his records were not being released in the U.S......great for collectors...still gets airplay on flashback radio stations like KROQ & STAR...fans of new wave, alternative, retro 80s, will like this...winner pays shipping...will ship international.(which is more)..Powered by eCRATER . List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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