Age Of Consent, The (Expanded Edition) (Import) (CD) ~ Bronski Beat Cover Art

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Age Of Consent, The (Expanded Edition) (Import) (CD)

By: Bronski Beat


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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Age Of Consent, The (Expanded Edition) (Import) (CD) Album By Bronski Beat
1   Why  
2   It Ain't Necessarily So  
3   Screaming  
4   No More War  
5   Love And Money  
6   Smalltown Boy  
7   Heatwave  
8   Junk  
9   Need A Man Blues  
10   I Feel Love  
11   I Feel Love (medley) - Bronski Beat & Marc Almond  
12   Run From Love (remix)  
13   Hard Rain (remix)  
14   Memories  
15   Puit D'Amour  
16   Heatwave (remix)  
 


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Review

CMJ (1/5/04, p.16) - Ranked #12 in CMJ's "Top 20 Most-Played Albums of 1985"

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Bronski Beat's debut album sounds every bit as startling today as it did upon its release in 1984. In a year where the British pop consciousness was dominated by the coy antics and over-the-top production of Frankie Goes To Hollywood, this trio was the anti-Frankie. Over simple, almost minimalistic synths, Glaswegian singer Jimmy Sommerville sings, in a truly scarifying falsetto, blunt, no-nonsense lyrics about the emotional life of gay men in the UK at the dawn of the AIDS era.
The cover art is similarly plainspoken, featuring a prominent pink triangle on the front, and inside, a listing of the legal age of consent in every country in the world. The album's singles, the truly lovely "Smalltown Boy" and the gospel-edged "Why," are among the most potent political rock of the decade, but covers of the Supremes' "Heatwave" and Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" celebrate good times in a climate of fear.

Album Description

Bronski Beat's debut album sounds every bit as startling today as it did upon its release in 1984. In a year where the British pop consciousness was dominated by the coy antics and over-the-top production of Frankie Goes To Hollywood, this trio was the anti-Frankie. Over simple, almost minimalistic synths, Glaswegian singer Jimmy Sommerville sings, in a truly scarifying falsetto, blunt, no-nonsense lyrics about the emotional life of gay men in the UK at the dawn of the AIDS era.
The cover art is similarly plainspoken, featuring a prominent pink triangle on the front, and inside, a listing of the legal age of consent in every country in the world. The album's singles, the truly lovely "Smalltown Boy" and the gospel-edged "Why," are among the most potent political rock of the decade, but covers of the Supremes' "Heatwave" and Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" celebrate good times in a climate of fear.



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