Pink Floyd - Paris Cinema, London, BBC July 16,1970＜Marble Colored Vinyl＞ - Import Vinyl LP Record Limited Edition

Credits:

Pink Floyd

Description:

The debut album by Bronski Beat, a popular group from the UK in the 80's that transcended the boundaries of pop and disco with their distinctive style of mixing light dance beats, streamlined synth sounds, jazzy and dramatic moods, and unique high-tone voices, has been remastered and reissued! The album has been remastered and reissued! Jimmy Somerville's heavenly high-tone voice, which has been called "the most charming falsetto in England," and their distinctive style of mixing romantic synth sounds and light dance beats, quickly catapulted them to the top of the disco and pop charts in the 80s. Bronski Beat. Their debut album "The Age Of Consent" (originally released in 1984) has been remastered and reissued. The hit singles "Smalltown Boy" and "Why?" have been revived and used in movies such as "Pride" and "BPM" in recent years, becoming timeless anthems. The single version of Donna Summer's cover of "I Feel Love" features a guest appearance by Marc Almond of Soft Cell.The other songs on the album, including a moody cover of Gershwin's classic "It Ain't Necessarily So" (also covered by Aretha Franklin) and the jazzy "Heatwave," are also very listenable. Total ironclad quality, a synth-pop classic that should be looked back on now! (This is the standard version consisting of only disc 1 portion of the 2019 deluxe edition.)

Tracklisting:

1.The Embryo
2.Fat Old Sun
3.Green Is The Colour/Careful With That Axe, Eugene