Thomas Dolby
Astronauts And Heretics
Giant
9 24478 2
(1992)
Rock/Pop
CD, 9
Tracks, 43:27
Length
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01 |
I Love You Goodbye |
Thomas Dolby |
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05:58 |
02 |
Cruel |
Thomas Dolby |
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03:09 |
03 |
Silk Pyjamas |
Thomas Dolby |
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03:37 |
04 |
I Live In A Suitcase |
Thomas Dolby |
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05:28 |
05 |
Eastern Bloc |
Thomas Dolby |
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05:20 |
06 |
Close But No Cigar |
Thomas Dolby |
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04:26 |
07 |
That's Why People Fall In Love |
Thomas Dolby |
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05:32 |
08 |
Neon Sisters |
Thomas Dolby; Matthew Seligman |
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04:52 |
09 |
Beauty Of A Dream |
Thomas Dolby |
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05:05 |
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Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Keyboards |
Thomas Dolby |
Bass |
Terry Jackson |
Guitar |
Larry Treadwell |
Fiddle |
Michael Doucet |
Bass |
Matthew Seligman |
Guitar |
Eddie Van Halen |
Producer |
Mary Coller; Thomas Dolby |
Engineer |
Thomas Dolby |
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Index |
#
957 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
Synth Pop |
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A greatly matured Thomas Dolby highlights his melodic tendencies on Astronauts & Heretics. Containing more personal moments enhanced by his love for technology, such tracks as "Cruel," which features a stunning Eddi Reader, and "Eastern Bloc (the sequel)" help listeners connect with bits of the past forwarded into the future. "Eastern Bloc (the sequel)" even takes its rhythmic sense from the old Johnny Otis tune, "Willie and the Hand Jive," before it comes into its own. "Silk Pajamas" has a unique pastiche of sound to it and also a very memorable tune to go along. While nothing here appeared to catch fire with the public at the time, Astronauts & Heretics is still a fine testament to Dolby's continuing maturity. Time sometimes must catch up to foresighted performers. Astronauts & Heretics is just such a case.