9 thoughts on “ My Minds Eye (The Wind, The Bass, The Drums) (B-side) - The Comsat Angels - My Minds Eye (CD, Album) ”

1. My Mind’s Eye is the eighth album by the Comsat Angels, released in on RPM Records, and in on Caroline Records in the US. It was rereleased by Thunderbird Records in , and remastered with additional tracks by Renascent in February This was the last album the Comsat Angels produced with their original miibartnamursificarfihejetocom.coinfo: Post-punk.

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2. I am proud to have written some of the liner notes on the CD reissues of "Sleep No More" and "Fiction," I think "Sleep No More is one of the greatest pieces of music ever released! And in Springhouse was covering The Comsats'later nugget "My Mind's Eye" from the LP of the same name on our U.S. "Postcards From the Arctic" tour.

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3. Aug 04,  · 10 April and a new single by Simple Minds is released. 1 May and Simple Minds finally have the euphoria that comes with a single hitting the Top 20 in the UK. mp3: Simple Minds – Promised You A Miracle. It was the fourth successive week the single had climbed the charts, something it would do for a further two weeks, peaking at #

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4. Dec 13,  · I'll echo the latter, and I'm veering away from the 'jazzguitar' umbrella here, but - if you're unfamiliar with the music of Sheffield's The Comsat Angels ( - ish), risk whatever it costs on E-Bay for a copy of their CD 'My Mind's Eye' - and then have the lasting pleasure of investigating their back (and forward) catalogue.

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5. The Comsat Angels' frontman Steve Fellows picks out 's 'My Minds Eye' as the favourite of their albums. It's an interesting choice given that it was recorded eleven years after their debut. More intriguingly still, for all the new wave, post-punk and synth pop of their earlier years, 'My Mind's Eye' is essentially a straight rock album.

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6. Jan 29,  · But in the early nineties, more than ten years after their first album, the Comsat Angels experienced a surprising rebirth. Released in , My Mind's Eye is not only a good album, but it actually sounds fresh and up-to-date with its time, like a nineties album instead of a throwback to eighties rock and post-punk/5(4).

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7. Apr 23,  · After three remarkable records and a new label, the Comsat Angels decided to tinker with their formula. They had the critical approval, but they were intent to win public approval. Bringing in Mike Howlett (producer of Berlin, OMD, and Flock of Seagulls), the band threw caution to the wind and let him do what he pleased with the band's already.

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8. Review: Synth-bothering indie-popsters Friendly Fires are the latest contributors to the uniformly excellent Late Night Tales series, and they seem desperate to prove just how diverse their tastes are. Oh, and their underground credentials. So, we get fuzzy stoner disco (Renee), curious French electro-disco oddness (Space), shirts-off end of night goodness (the much-played but still ace "Like.

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9. "Bohemian Rhapsody" is a song by the British rock band Queen. It was written by Freddie Mercury for the band's album A Night at the miibartnamursificarfihejetocom.coinfo is a six-minute suite, consisting of several sections without a chorus: an intro, a ballad segment, an operatic passage, a hard rock part and a reflective coda. The song is a more accessible take on the s progressive rock genre.

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