- Vinyl
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Virgin
- ASIN: B002DMDIO8
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 805,941 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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FRAZIER CHORUS Sue (1989 UK 10-track vinyl LP glossy picture sleeve with lyric inner featuring band portraits the sleeve has some light shelf wear but is otherwise excellent and the vinyl looks barely played V2578)
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It's a nice surprise to see this CD given the re-release treatment.
I liked FC and bought all three of their albums, whilst this isn't my favourite of the three, it is probably the most commercial for the casual or curious listener.
There are three singles on here, "Sloppy Heart" and two real crackers "Typical" and "Dream Kitchen", their 'nearly' hit.
"Sue" hasn't dated at all - despite being nearly twenty years old, mainly due to the use of "real" instruments rather than synthesised sounds which were obviously all the rage way back when.
It's nice to had the addition of b-sides and extended mixes too.
Lead singer/songwriter Tim Freeman is the brother of Martin from the Office, so there you go!
I liked FC and bought all three of their albums, whilst this isn't my favourite of the three, it is probably the most commercial for the casual or curious listener.
There are three singles on here, "Sloppy Heart" and two real crackers "Typical" and "Dream Kitchen", their 'nearly' hit.
"Sue" hasn't dated at all - despite being nearly twenty years old, mainly due to the use of "real" instruments rather than synthesised sounds which were obviously all the rage way back when.
It's nice to had the addition of b-sides and extended mixes too.
Lead singer/songwriter Tim Freeman is the brother of Martin from the Office, so there you go!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is an album by a 'small time' group from Brighton which should have been SOOOOO much 'bigger time', that NEVER were but have finally, thankfully been re-released on cd, with additional tracks, most of which have been collected by stoic fans searching ebay and beyond for cd singles and 12". Admittedly the production values are late 80's but this album was SOOOO influential upon SOOOO many music aficionado's of the time and beyond. Whatever happened to Frazier Chorus?...they made another album in the same line up minus Michelle Allardyce called 'Ray' and another album minus Chris Tate which suffered musical altruism called 'Wide Awake' wherein Tim Freeman took control of everything...the guy is simply brilliant but really needs tempering by lowly mortals the sort of which contributed to album 1 and 2. Those of us who still remember buying Typical on cd single still hope for Tim Freeman (yes, brother of Tim...and?!?!) re-establishing or releasing something new...he is sorely missed, sorely underrated and sorely hoped for...we wait with baited breath...buy this album,it will be the beginning of a beautiful friendship!
Format:Audio CD
Sounds as fresh as when it was first released - so glad to see it re-issued. Refreshing orchestral based pop with intriguing lyrics and notions. A timeless classic.
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It's a shame about Ray....
I'd had Frazier Chorus's other 'successful' album, entitled Ray, for about 7 years on cassette. Originally, it was my intention to purchase this on CD. Read more
Published on 18 Jun 2002 by "fatwhiteduke"
Mellow, rich and smooth.
If you like your music with lashings of velvety layers of vocals, then this is the album for you. Think Kirsty McColl (with clinical depression), or The Smiths (with melodies) and... Read more
Published on 4 Nov 1999 by rdlrdl
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