... - You're My Heart, You're My soul (Compilation) Novelty - Natural Real Maccoy - Another Night Sash! - Life Goes On VA - Deep 56 Yaz - You and Me Both Are you Looking for a great Music collection? Eurodance, Synthpop, Eurodisco music, 80's music and 90's are included in this collection. Check the collection below. 58 CD's total. All this RARE IMPORTS - most have collection! I'm selling them because they are collection dust and I ...

... keep listening, because the rest of the album is pure genius. 1985 -- Scritti Politti, _Cupid & Psyche 85_. This is another year where there aren't really albums that I adore, but I find it hard to resist shiny, complicated synthpop with lyrics about hermeneutics, so there you go. Mmm, Scritti never did it for me so much. I love their early EPs, and "PAs" is one of the best songs ever, but I've only liked maybe three...

... "Hounds of Love" and "The Sensual World". 1985 -- Scritti Politti, _Cupid & Psyche 85_. This is another year where there aren't really albums that I adore, but I find it hard to resist shiny, complicated synthpop with lyrics about hermeneutics, so there you go. I've been hearing a lot of buzz about the new "Scritti Politti" album, but honestly Green Gartside occupies the same ground as Stephin Merritt for me; just not my cup of ...

..., R. Totale <slangtruth@yahoo.com> wrote: On 11 Sep 2006 22:42:58 -0700, "Zaragon" <zaragon23@lycos.com> wrote: On there, they embraced a layered, ethereal sound which was at once iridescent and ingratiating. This was a totally different aural plateau from their more staid synthpop of subsequent stardom. Paging Dr. Pferd... Dude - he was talking TO him. Did you miss that? I'm still waiting for a dignosis.

On Tue, 12 Sep 2006 04:05:20 -0400, R. Totale <slangtruth@yahoo.com> wrote: On 11 Sep 2006 22:42:58 -0700, "Zaragon" <zaragon23@lycos.com> wrote: On there, they embraced a layered, ethereal sound which was at once iridescent and ingratiating. This was a totally different aural plateau from their more staid synthpop of subsequent stardom. Paging Dr. Pferd... Dude - he was talking TO him. Did you miss that?

On 11 Sep 2006 22:42:58 -0700, "Zaragon" <zaragon23@lycos.com> wrote: On there, they embraced a layered, ethereal sound which was at once iridescent and ingratiating. This was a totally different aural plateau from their more staid synthpop of subsequent stardom. Paging Dr. Pferd...

... in the top five of my Second British Invasion subcategory, and that ranking was primarily based on the power of their first album, 1981's brilliant In the Garden. On there, they embraced a layered, ethereal sound which was at once iridescent and ingratiating. This was a totally different aural plateau from their more staid synthpop of subsequent stardom. You two deserve each other. Let me know where you register for the gifts.

...> Were on the first Eurythmics album? A few months back, I placed Eurythmics in the top five of my Second British Invasion subcategory, and that ranking was primarily based on the power of their first album, 1981's brilliant In the Garden. On there, they embraced a layered, ethereal sound which was at once iridescent and ingratiating. This was a totally different aural plateau from their more staid synthpop of subsequent stardom. TS