Talk Talk
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Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk
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Label: |
EMI |
Date: |
10/16/1990 |
Length: |
0:00 |
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CD |
Genre: |
Rock; Alternative |
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rock |
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1. |
Today
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Talk Talk
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My Foolish Friend
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Such a Shame
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Dum Dum Girl
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It's My Life
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Give It Up
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Living in Another World
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Life's What You Make It
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Happiness Is Easy
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I Believe in You
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Desire
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Life's What You Make It [Live]
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Tomorrow's Started [Live]
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Who would have imagined that the missing link between Miles Davis and Portishead would be a pasty Brit band whose synth-driven hits show up from time to time on rock-of-the-'80s collections? For those only familiar with MTV hits like "Talk Talk" and "It's My Life," this compilation is the beginning of a revelation. Talk Talk mastermind Mark Hollis is an eccentric genius whose hook-laden hits hide an equally satisfying catalog of art-rock experimentation. As Talk Talk evolved, Hollis (opting for a cut-up technique that anticipated the Pro-Tools revolution) ditched synth-pop and produced some of the most sublime late-night records ever. Think Stevie Winwood tranquilized by listening to too much Blue Nile and you start to get the picture. But fair warning: buy this album, and there's a good chance you'll end up purchasing the whole catalog. --Bill Forman
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