OMD - Peel Sessions 1979 - 1983 (2000) for DVKINGMAN
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House, Synth-pop
Tracklist:
01 Bunker Soldiers
02. Julia's Song
03. Messages
04. Red Frame/White Light
05. Pretending To See The Light
06. Enola Gay
07. Dancing
08. Motion And Heart
09. Annex
10. The Misunderstanding
11. The More I See You
12. Genetic Engineering
13. Of All The Things We've Made
14. ABC Auto Industry
15. Electricity
Link todownload:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/kib13i
"OMD was probably one of the most overlooked bands of the early 80's. They hit it big with 'So in Love' and 'If You Leave', but before then were many albums of unsurpassed orginality. Many of those songs are captured here. Many versions are equal to their studio counterparts, but some are even better. 'Annex' and 'The More I See You' fair very well and the version of one of their early hits, 'Enola Gay', is in my opinion, better than the original. This is a great disc for anyone who appreciates OMD's unique music. Most of these songs are 20 years old, yet they still sound great. This is a must-have for any fan!"
"OMD has always been one of my favorite bands since I bought their first two albums around 1980. This is the era before OMD "hit it big" on the US Top 40 charts; the era in which they were the most creative and new. The musical selections here are right on target for what they were doing during these early years. It's nice to get the rarely heard "Annex." This has a very pleasant version of the beautiful "Of All The Things We've Made" as well as two other songs from their ground-breaking "Dazzle Ships" album. It is interesting to see how far ahead of their time they really were. Most OMD fans already realize that. This collection just proves it even more."
next time : the rest of OMD albums!
Electronic
Style:
House, Synth-pop
Tracklist:
01 Bunker Soldiers
02. Julia's Song
03. Messages
04. Red Frame/White Light
05. Pretending To See The Light
06. Enola Gay
07. Dancing
08. Motion And Heart
09. Annex
10. The Misunderstanding
11. The More I See You
12. Genetic Engineering
13. Of All The Things We've Made
14. ABC Auto Industry
15. Electricity
Link todownload:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/kib13i
"OMD was probably one of the most overlooked bands of the early 80's. They hit it big with 'So in Love' and 'If You Leave', but before then were many albums of unsurpassed orginality. Many of those songs are captured here. Many versions are equal to their studio counterparts, but some are even better. 'Annex' and 'The More I See You' fair very well and the version of one of their early hits, 'Enola Gay', is in my opinion, better than the original. This is a great disc for anyone who appreciates OMD's unique music. Most of these songs are 20 years old, yet they still sound great. This is a must-have for any fan!"
"OMD has always been one of my favorite bands since I bought their first two albums around 1980. This is the era before OMD "hit it big" on the US Top 40 charts; the era in which they were the most creative and new. The musical selections here are right on target for what they were doing during these early years. It's nice to get the rarely heard "Annex." This has a very pleasant version of the beautiful "Of All The Things We've Made" as well as two other songs from their ground-breaking "Dazzle Ships" album. It is interesting to see how far ahead of their time they really were. Most OMD fans already realize that. This collection just proves it even more."
next time : the rest of OMD albums!
posted by saltyka at 9:09 AM
8 Comments:
Needless to say, you've made me a happy man. Thank you SO very much! I hope some are inspired to take a fresh look at OMD, who were timeless amid a heap of cookie-cutter 80s bands. Brilliant!
Link not working.
Oh well.
Nice post though!
Link works for me. Aug 11. Thanks for the tracks.
Excelente cd, pena que o Link está OFF! Poderia r-upar ?
Very nice site! » » »
any chance of uploading this again?
thanks in advance.
hi,here it is,enjoy
OMD - Peel Sessions 1979 - 1983 (2000)
http://www.filesend.net/download.php?f=9368d392959b2697b5a92c0b0f6683b0
salty
Sailing the seven seas and Joan of Arc not to mention Pandoras Box and now their new stuff just love this band
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