Erasure - Wonderland
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Apr 15, 2016 Sold Date
Mar 10, 2016 Start Date
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Artikel Name: Wonderland
Genre: Pop englischsprachig Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Mute Titelanzahl: 11

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Erasure - Who Needs Love Like That 2. Erasure - Reunion 3. Erasure - Cry So Easy 4. Erasure - Push Me Shove Me 5. Erasure - Heavenly Action 6. Erasure - Say What 7. Erasure - Love is a Loser 8. Erasure - Senseless 9. Erasure - My Heart... So Blue 10. Erasure - Oh l'Amour 11. Erasure - Pistol  

Beschreibung

Beschreibung

The duo's full debut was a sparkling collection of synth-pop tunes that made up in enthusiasm and immediate catchiness what it lacked in overall variety or any sense of artistic progression from Clarke's past. Though the production, one of Flood's earliest high-profile efforts, is detailed and often lush, anyone who had followed Clarke's career wouldn't be surprised by anything on Wonderland. Bell's vocals merely tie the connections to the past further, his at-times too-shrill-for-comfort falsetto inevitably echoing Yaz's Alison Moyet as well as one-time Assembly vocalist Feargal Sharkey. Allowing for all these inevitable reminders, though, still means Wonderland is well worth a listen. The key reason is the smash U.K. single "Oh l'Amour," which rapidly became a staple for American modern rock stations as well. A lovely a cappella opening and instantly catchy hook, not to mention sprightly performances from Clarke and Bell both (the latter wisely undersings rather than pushing the flamboyance, letting loose more on the chorus), ensured its classic status. The two other singles, "Who Needs Love Like That" and "Heavenly Action," aren't quite as strong but work in the general formula quite well regardless. Other album cuts are a touch more scattered in quality; nothing is awful, but there are some definite highlights. The slightly slower "Cry So Easy" has a great chorus, giving Bell a chance to show his chops, while "March on Down the Line" moves with a fine positive energy, an anthem without calling attention to itself as such. "Say What" is an interesting mostly instrumental, aside from a gang shout or two of the title, letting Clarke's compositional abilities come to the fore on their own. ~ Ned Raggett

Ned Raggett

Mitwirkende

  • Artist: Erasure
  • Record Label: Mute
  • Record Label: BMG


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