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One of the great things about popular music is the way it can deal with real suffering in a major key. |
CD: Singular
Credits: Mark O'Brien: song, singing, guitars, Korg Trinity V3 |
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A song for the young at heart. When you've left the hoovering too long and an archaeologist has to be called in, get digging to this. | MP3.com CD: Cheating Silence - buy it!
Credits: Recorded at Harewood Studios, London, June 1986. Re-recorded and mixed at Syncronise Music, London, July 1986. Mark O'Brien: vocals, guitars; Steven Fox: keyboards, drum machine. |
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The nightgate was a term glimpsed on a railway platform. It was only the introduction of the railways that brought standard, universal clock time to this country. These components are used in a plea for lightness of touch, respect for otherness. | MP3.com CD: Cheating Silence - buy it!
Credits: Recorded at Syncronise Music, London, February 1987. Re-recorded and mixed at Falconer Studios, London, March 1987. Mark O'Brien: vocals, guitars, drum machine, keyboards. Engineer: Harun Coombes. |
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