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Artist..................... The Psychedelic Furs
Album.................. Mirror Moves
Release year...................... 1984
Music style................... Alternative rock, College rock, Indie rock, New Wave, Post-punk,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 320 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ United Kingdom
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://www.thepsychedelicfurs.com/

List of songs:

Psychedelic Furs, The – Mirror Moves Label: CBS Catalog#: CBS 25950 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Origin...K Released: 1984 Music style...op/Rock Styles: New Wave, Post-Punk, Alternative/Indie Rock, Punk/New Wave, College Rock, Dance-Rock Duration: List of songs A1 The Ghost In You Written-By – R. Butler*, T. Butler* 4:17 A2 Here Come Cowboys Written-By – R. Butler*, T. Butler* 3:57 A3 Heaven Written-By – R. Butler*, T. Butler* 3:27 A4 Heartbeat Written-By – Ashton*, R. Butler* 5:17 B1 My Time Written-By – Ashton*, R. Butler* 4:27 B2 Like A Stranger Written-By – R. Butler*, T. Butler* 4:00 B3 Alice's House Written-By – Psychedelic Furs, The 3:53 B4 Only A Game Written-By – Ashton*, R. Butler* 4:13 B5 Highwire Days Written-By – Ashton*, R. Butler* 3:58 Credits * Arranged By – Psychedelic Furs, The * Bass – Tim Butler * Design – Da Gama, Richard Butler * Drums, Percussion – Keith Forsey, Tommy Price (tracks: A2, A3) * Engineer – Steve Hodge * Engineer [Additional Recording] – Dave Wittman * Engineer [Remixes] – Dave Wittman * Engineer [Second - Additional Recording] – Gary Helman * Engineer [Second - Remixes] – Carol Casiero* * Engineer [Second] – Greg Laney, Steve Bates * Guitar – John Ashton * Mastered By – George Marino * Photography – Brian Griffin * Producer – Keith Forsey * Saxophone – Mars Williams * Vocals, Lyrics By – Richard Butler Notes Recorded: Westlake Audio, Los Angeles Additional Recording and Mixing: Electric Lady New York Re-mixes: Record Plant New York Mastered at Sterling Sound All songs published by CBS Songs. Original sound recording made by CBS Inc. 1984 CBS Records Review by Ned Raggett Having made tentative inroads toward a wider American audience with Forever Now, the Psychedelic Furs' profile-raising and partial transformation continued with Mirror Moves. Very much a product of its mid-'80s time -- Keith Forsey produced, his drum machine providing the beats while synths played an even more prominent role than before -- it may not be the classic sound of the band but it is an often rewarding and inspiring listen. It didn't hurt that some of the band's best songs made an appearance here, either. Both "The Ghost in You" and "Heaven" balanced off a warm sound that managed to be radio-friendly on the one hand -- John Ashton's guitar mixed in surprisingly well with the fine if often conventional keyboard arrangements -- and surprisingly barbed on the other. Richard Butler's lyrics were some of his slyest and sharpest, a tone maintained throughout the album, while his one of a kind speak/sing clipped rasp kept things from being too lost even at the album's least inspired. Unlike the following Midnight to Midnight album, however -- where everything the Furs had going for them turned into a screeching halt -- Mirror Moves holds up fairly consistently. "Here Come Cowboys," with its combination guitar/string chug (or so it sounds!) and a brilliant slow descending chorus, and the driving, nervous piano and massed vocals on "Alice's House" are two particular winners. The secret highlight of the album is also its closer -- "Highwire Days," as brilliant a meditation on '80s-era political paranoia and fears as was done at the time. Butler's imagery is to the point without moralizing or dumbing down, while the tense arrangement suggests a more synth-based equivalent to the Chameleons, at once scaled for epic heights and almost uncomfortably close.