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20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection (CD)

By: Madness (Artist)


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DISC 1 for 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection (CD) Album By Madness (Artist)
1   Our House
2   Calling Cards
3   House Of Fun
4   Grey Day
5   Sun And The Rain
6   Time For Tea
7   One Step Beyond
8   It Must Be Love'
9   Cardiac Arrest
10   Keep Moving
11   Bed And Breakfast Man
12   Wings Of A Dove (A Celebratory Song)
 


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Title Note

Madness: Carl Smyth (vocals, horns); Graham "Suggs" McPherson (vocals); Chris Foreman (guitar); Lee Thompson (saxophone); Mike Barson (keyboards); Mark Bedford (bass instrument); Daniel "Woody" Woodgate (drums, percussion).

Liner Note Author: Sara Cody.

Recording information: 1979 - 1984.

THE BEST OF MADNESS, the 20th Century Masters release, boils down the career of one of England's most beloved pop acts from the '80s into an easily digestible 12-track set. Between 1978 and 1984, Madness had a spectacular string of hits in the U.K. thanks to their clever lyrics and arrangements, buoyant, singable melodies, and off-kilter, "nutty" sound. Though their U.S. success was limited to the smash single "Our House" and a handful of videos played in heavy rotation on MTV, they have--in the years since--taken their place alongside the Specials as one of the most distinctive and enduring ska-influenced groups of the era.

"Our House" is here, of course, as are the horn-driven bounce of "House of Fun," the thumping, funky "Cardiac Arrest" and the bright, keyboard-driven "It Must Be Love." Some important material goes missing ("My Girl," for example, is mysteriously absent), and listeners looking for a more comprehensive overview may want a longer compilation. But THE BEST OF MADNESS is a superb introduction to the band's charms. It shows them to be fine musical synthesists (a fact often overlooked) in their blending of ska, R&B, music hall, New Wave, and melodic pop and, more importantly, proves them to be a great deal of fun.



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