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Track Listings
| 1. Senator Mccarthy Paranoid Witch Hunt Blues |
| 2. Born Under A Bad Neon Sign |
| 3. Treptower Park |
| 4. Should've Happened Before |
| 5. Cold War One |
| 6. It's So Fine |
| 7. Something's Wrong With This Picture |
| 8. Too Late To Turn Back, Too Early To Say Goodbye |
| 9. All This (And So Much More) |
| 10. Keine Ahnung |
| 11. Fistfull Of Kittens Teeth |
| 12. All The Same To Me |
| 13. God Told Me To Do It |
Product Description
Album Description
Brand new album from the London band who’ve toured the world, recorded seven previous studio albums and seven sessions for John Peel since 1995, building a loyal following in many countries.
Ø Title track is a duet between singer Max Décharné and their special guest, Holly Golightly
Ø Recorded and mixed by Ed Deegan (ex-Toe Rag engineer), who has been working with the band since 1995
Ø Follow-up to Big Beat’s accclaimed 2CD Fmlaming Stars career retrospective London After Midnight (released May 1st 2006)
Ø Lavish booklet featuring shots of the band in the studio recording the album during May and June 2006
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It was only recently that I first heard the music of Flaming Stars although, I understand, that they have been around for a while. I had the radio on while driving my taxi just to fill in the silence really before the next hire when Flaming Stars began to play their session for (I think) Radio 2. As soon as they started playing Treptower Park I had to turn the volume up. Listening to it again confirms its brilliance (atmospheric and suave its a well sung and well structured classic) This is the first new song I have heard for years that has had such an immediated impact.
I didn't want to pick up another hire until I had heard a little more and so pulled over to the side of the road. Listening to them again confirms to be that although they have a very cool London feel to them they have some German influences (and not just on Treptower Park) and their mood reminded me a little of Bowie in his Berlin phase, albeit Flaming Stars play more coventional songs.
I don't want to review each song on the album but can say that there is no filler product. The whole thing is really quite stunning in fact. And highly recomended.
I didn't want to pick up another hire until I had heard a little more and so pulled over to the side of the road. Listening to them again confirms to be that although they have a very cool London feel to them they have some German influences (and not just on Treptower Park) and their mood reminded me a little of Bowie in his Berlin phase, albeit Flaming Stars play more coventional songs.
I don't want to review each song on the album but can say that there is no filler product. The whole thing is really quite stunning in fact. And highly recomended.
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