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Do you remember her?

I had completely forgotten her but the other day I saw a vid with a song about Metropolis, still purveying the same old mix of poetry (sic) + electronica. It was packed together with New Order at the very beginning by some labelling pistol-trigger happy journo. I think they called it Mescal Dance :nuts:

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She is on this Darkwave compilation i own. I forgot the name of the song. But I do like it alot. I wanted to check out some of her other stuff one day, but never got a chance. Is there anything you'd suggest?

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Originally posted by Budvar Huber Do you remember her?

I had completely forgotten her but the other day I saw a vid with a song about Metropolis, still purveying the same old mix of poetry (sic) + electronica. It was packed together with New Order at the very beginning by some labelling pistol-trigger happy journo. I think they called it Mescal Dance :nuts:

...from the drink the journo was having at the time? :lol:

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(hey nice reply box with all the formatting!)

Well now you mention her. I have two 12" of Anne Clark in my collection: our darkness (1984) and self destruct (1985) Have seen her live once but that was not a success as het voice didn't seem mature enough for that. What you are saying is that she has produced some new material?

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Originally posted by Positone (hey nice reply box with all the formatting!)Well now you mention her. I have two 12" of Anne Clark in my collection:our darkness (1984) and self destruct (1985)Have seen her live once but that was not a success as het voice didn't seem mature enough for that.What you are saying is that she has produced some new material?

That's what I was asking about actually. I saw this video in a local wall to wall music video station which only plays recently issued mainly dance music, maybe the comapny has issued a remix or something, certainly the general style and approach to music hadn't changed one iota

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