The Silencers - A Blues For Buddha album flac

Band Name The Silencers. Album Name A Blues For Buddha. Erscheinungsdatum 1988. Mitglieder die dieses Album besitzen7. 1. Answer Me. 2. Scottish Rain. 3. The Real Mc Coy. 4. A Blues for Buddha. 5. Walk with the Night. 6. Razor Blades of Love.

Mixed By – Neil Dorfsman (tracks: A1, A3, A5, B1), The Silencers (tracks: A4, B3, B5). Music By – The Silencers (tracks: A1 to B2, B4, B5). Photography By – . Barrett, Jill Furmanovsky. Producer – Flood, The Silencers. Vocals, Guitar, Harp – Jimmie O'Neill. Written-By – The Silencers (tracks: B3), Traditional (tracks: B3). Notes.

A Blues for Buddha was the second release for the quartet the Silencers. A Scottish folk-pop band that injects some traditional instrumentation into their work, the Silencers, like fellow Scottish bands the Proclaimers, Del Amitri, and Deacon Blue, are consistently melodic and occasionally breathtaking. The optimistic, horn-driven "The Real McCoy" (the "be do, do be do do, be do do" is infectious) and the surging, pop-savvy "Razorblades of Love" are examples of the latter. The title track is a bit heavy-handed (the similarly themed "Walk With the Night".

John Nevans, The Silencers. Style: pop. Album year: 1988. The Silencers - A Blues For Buddha 03:06. The Silencers - Skin Games 05:48. The Silencers - Wayfaring Stranger 03:08. The Silencers - Sacred Child 07:33. The Silencers - My Love Is Like A Wave/Razor Blade Reprise 06:07. The Silencers - Razor Blades Of Love 04:50.

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Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample). Glasgow's THE SILENCERS made a masterpiece recording on this album - surpassing their more famous "Letter From St. Paul" debut album, and only second to their 1993 "Seconds Of Pleasure" album. This album is a smooth recording with a late 80s reverb coated production - big drums, nice chiming guitars, beautiful harmonies and great songs. The thing I respect most about this band (esp on this album) is that they don't come off as just another Scottish band trying to sound like American rockers.

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