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Erasure Wonderland Special Edition카테고리 없음 2020. 3. 18. 21:38
ERASURE Wonderland: 25th Anniversary Special Edition EU 2CD+DVDCD 1: original album +. Who Needs Love Like That.
Reunion. Cry So Easy. Push Me Shove Me. Heavenly Action.
Say What. Love Is A Loser. Senseless. My Heart So Blue. Oh L'Amour.
Pistol. Say What (Remix). March On Down The Line (Remix). Senseless (Remix)CD 2: b-sides, mixes and sessions. Who Needs Love Like That (Mexican Mix). Push Me Shove Me (Extended As Far As Possible Mix). Don't Say No (Ruby Red Mix).
Heavenly Action (12' Mix). March On Down The Line. Oh L'Amour (PWL Funky Sisters Say 'Ooh La La').
Gimme! (Remix). Cry So Easy (Radio 1 Session: Bruno Brookes, 11/15/85).
Who Needs Love Like That (Radio 1 Session: Bruno Brookes, 11/15/85). Senseless (Radio 1 Session, 5/12/85). Heavenly Action (Radio 1 Session, 5/12/85). Say What? (Radio 1 Session, 5/12/85).
Push Me Shove Me (Radio 1 Session, 5/12/85)DVD: promo videos and concert footage all-regions/NTSC. Who Needs Love Like That (promo video). Heavenly Action (promo video). Oh L'Amour (promo video)'Live at Karlsson, Stockholm' a previously unreleased concert filmed on 8/8/86 and featuring live versions of Pistol.
Senseless. Heavenly Action. Reunion.
Sometimes. Who Needs Love Like That.
Cry So Easy. My HeartSo Blue.
Erasure Wonderland Cd
March On Down The Line. Say What. Sexuality.
Erasure Discogs
Oh L'Amour. Push Me Shove Me. Gimme! Gimme!Releasee Date: June 4, 20112011 EMI EU.
Sorry for the late post tonight. I took my five-year-old to see the Secret Life of Pets at the second-run theater. Pretty good movie, well worth seeing or purchasing. Clean and wholesome, without any adult innuendo anywhere. Plus, I got to spend the evening with my little guy.As for the Innocents. This was my second Erasure album, after I had fallen in love with Wild! I like this one a lot, quite a few great songs on here that aren't singles, but I think they should've been like Heart Of Stone and Imagination.
I love both of those songs. Could've been a single.
The b-sides are good, except for their version of Good Bad Ugly. That one's just plain dumb.I'm not sure about the cover, in that I like the way I've cut all the empty space out, but I'm still not sure that I like the way I did the Erasure logo. I couldn't find a chiseled style that matched color with the graphic.
I like the style of the logo, I just couldn't get the color right. Does it work for the rest of you, or no?Lastly, I am moving down to one album a day, including the weekends. I'll try to save my bigger specialized posts for those days. But one is all I want to commit to, right now, especially with the holidays coming up. I've been suffering from some burn-out ever since I came back from working on my rental property way back in September. I used to have a months worth of covers & albums ready in advance, but I'm now down to just about 2 weeks worth. It may sound like a lot, but I need that buffer just in case of any unforeseen circumstances.
Plus, I still haven't been able to get my music hard drive to respond, so we have some issues, there.Anyway, listen up to Erasure's American breakout album. A solid slice of pure 80s synth. Gotta love it. Oh, this album. This was my intro to Erasure, and HOW I resisted at first.
Erasure Wonderland Special Edition Book
I was so angry at Vince Clarke for the demise of Yaz (though I later came to realize that it was apparently an amicable parting of the ways for him and Alison). I didn't want to like Erasure, but after hearing this album playing constantly in the local Camelot Music every time I went in there (ah, Camelot, how I miss thee), I HAD to get a copy. They won me over with this album, and I've loved them ever since. Every one of their albums has some gems, though I think this one will always be my favorite.