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 Number 1 - Racine
 Number 1 - Racine ... Princess Patience Blues4 Hip Hop 156 5 W 13th 6 Blonde Mink Mimi 7 Heavy Metal Dude 8 That’s The Breaks Jr. 9 Cakewalk 10 Life Goes On 11 Deluxe Newest Review: ... but does get a little monotonous, as there’s not a great deal of variation to it, much like the earlier tracks. I think this ... more ... is meant to be a ballad of some sort, but there’s again very little life in James’ vocal and it turns the song into more of a dirge than a ballad. The song does appear to be attempting to be a dark pop ballad and succeeds only in being dark.
There’s a very lively synthesiser intro to “Hip Hop 156”, which is the closest Racine have come to something with any kind of life and it’s actually a pretty danceable tune. It’s a decent enough 1980s synth pop attempt and although it doesn’t have any of the Transv...more |
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Number 1 - Racine: A Load of Number Twos (1416 words)
by - written on 31/12/06 (Very useful, 221 readings)
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Twenty years on, I still remember Transvision Vamp fondly. Back in the 1980s, they were the ideal antidote to the Stock, Aitken and Waterman produced brand of pop music that dominated the decade. They had loud guitars and Wendy James’ vocals owed more to Billy Idol, with a sneer and a scream, than to Kylie and Jason. But as time moved on, so did musical taste; the 1990s brought boy bands and Transvision Vamp were eventually no more. But I never forgot and so when I heard that Wendy James had a new band and was making a comeback, I had hopes that she would transport me back to my youth, once more screaming over a power pop hook and making me want to jump ... Read the complete review
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