Talk Talk: It's My Life

Indie Pop / Avant Pop / Muzyka alternatywna
premiera polska: 1997-06-16
kontynent: Europa
kraj: Anglia
opakowanie: Jewelcaseowe etui
opis:
album reviews
About three years ago I heard Talk Talk's 1986 hit Life's What You Make It on the radio, and since it was still a better song than anything the Seattle bands were putting out at the time I went and picked up their greatest hits CD, Natural History. I now wish I hadn't wasted the money, as I've bought all their other albums since then. Singer Mark Hollis, drummer Lee Harris, bassist Paul Webb and keyboard player Simon Brenner formed Talk Talk in 1981. Their first album, 1982's The Party's Over, yielded the self-titled hit Talk Talk, and the critical and commercial response was encouraging if not overwhelming. Before heading to the studio to record their second album, It's My Life, the band lost Brenner, but picked up an important new piece of the puzzle in songwriter/producer Tim Friese-Greene. The orchestrated pop, jazz infusion and musical experimentation that would mark their later work can be heard on It's My Life.
muzycy:
Talk Talk:
Mark Hollis: lead vocals, piano
Lee Harris: drums
Paul Webb: bass guitar
Phil Ramocon: piano
Ian Curnow, Tim Friese-Greene: Keyboards
Robbie McIntosh: Guitar
Morris Pert: Percussion
Henry Lowther: Trumpet

utwory:
1. Dum Dum Girl -1997 Remaster
2. Such a Shame -1997 Remaster
3. Renee -1997 Remaster
4. It's My Life -1997 Remaster
5. Tomorrow Started -1997 Remaster
6. The Last Time -1997 Remaster
7. Call In the Night Boys -1997 Remaster
8. Does Karoline Know -1997 Remaster
9. It's You -1997 Remaster

wydano: Apr 12, 2012
more info: www.parlophone.co.uk
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