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A DFFRNT WRLD [CD] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
A DFFRNT WRLD [CD] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
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TV Smith, frontman of The Adverts and Richard Strange, frontman of Doctors of Madness release A DFFRNT WRLD, a DOUBLE CD set of songs for the Digital Age. A collection of fist-pumping, toe-tapping rants by two of Britains finest songwriters. The two met in 1976 and were firm fans of each others bands. They started writing together in 1977, and Record Store Day 2021 saw the release of their sell-out vinyl album 1978, a collection of songs written by the two when their respective bands hit the buffers in that year. Encouraged by the success of the vinyl release, the two discussed the possibility of re-imagining and re-recording the songs in a world that has changed beyond recognition since 1978. Produced by Strange and with some tracks mixed by Martyn Ware and Tom Gillieron, A DFFRNT WRLD flexes its musical and lyrical muscles like a digital-age superhero, and speaks loud and clear to all generations.. Their fans are as diverse as their music&from Henry Rollins, Joe Elliott and Julian Cope to Vic Reeves, Tom Robinson, Neil Gaiman and Atilla the Stockbroker. This release shows beyond argument they were two of the most visionary artists of their generation. (GREAT& Joe Elliott, GREAT& Henry Rollins, GREAT& Tom Robinson, GREAT& Robin Denselow). 1. The Big Break 2. Kings Of The Wreckage 3. Making Machines 4. Last Human Being In The World 5. Summer Fun 6. Some Kind Of War 7. Torpedo 8. Dance Of Death 9. A Dffrnt Wrld 10. The Big Break 11. Making Machines 12. Some Kind Of War 13. Torpedo 14. Last Human Being In The World 15. Kings Of The Wreckage 16. Dance Of Death 17. Dont Panic England- Format Detail: 2CD
- Format: CD
- Genre: Rock
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