- Vinyl (27 Feb 1996)
- Format: Import
- Label: Old Mute
- ASIN: B00005YJ1G
- Other Editions: Audio CD | Vinyl
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Track Listings
| 1. Rock Me Gently [Single Mix] |
| 2. Rock Me Gently [A Combination of Special Events] |
| 3. Rock Me Gently [Phil Kelsey Mix] |
| 4. Rock Me Gently [Bamboo] |
| 5. Rock Me Gently [Extended] |
| 6. Chertsey Endlos |
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Format:Audio CD
This is for sure one of the best Erasure songs, with great lyrics from Andy and good melody from Vince. The remixes are not all well done for a slow song like this, but the extended version and the bside are OK.
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Amazing. Stunningly amazing.
9 Jun 2006
Format:Audio CD
Rock Me Gently [A Combination of Special Events] is one of the most beautiful works of art, possibly ever in the history of humankind. Staying true to the album version, it brings in an additional choir set which sends the track into the highest heavenly realms imaginable. Throw in a bit of extra vocoder, some additional percussion, and you have one of the greatest masterpieces of our time.
And hey, it's good to have for Chertsey Endlos too, one of Erasure's best b-sides. :)
And hey, it's good to have for Chertsey Endlos too, one of Erasure's best b-sides. :)
re-evaluation
29 Sep 2004
Format:Audio CD
I didn't care for this song until I heard the remixes. There is good variety here. The last song, a b-side, is cute and bouncy. I don't know what the title of the b-side means, but rock your head to it like a metronome anyway. The cover of the disc is romantic and homoerotic. Erasure is on their way down during this album, but this single is a nice one, nonetheless.
2 of 7 people found the following review helpful
OK for b-side
31 July 2000
Format:Audio CD
OK, another expensive import single from Erasure. So is it worth your ten bucks? Well, you get the single version and an ambient mix by Thomas Fehlmann, which are all well and good but I prefer the album version from their self titled album. Chertsey Endlos is a cheery if a bit minimalist synth ditty that lasts for about 6 minutes and the first half is sans vocals (the second half has one phrase repeated over and over). Then you get a live and *unplugged* version of Sono Luminius... but I'm not into Erasure because I like it unplugged! (As Andy Bell said, "We can't do it without a computer!") So there you have it, the b-side is alright, but it isn't much value to find one okay song on a ten dollar import.
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