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18 de jul. de 2019 · The entirety of Shoes' first two Elektra albums (1979's Present Tense and 1981's Tongue Twister) on one disc makes for one of the most highly recommended power pop CDs of all time! Forget what you have heard about Big Star (they were way too sloppy), Raspberries (too inconsistent), and Jellyfish (too self-indulgent); these two albums are the real deal.
When 1977's Black Vinyl Shoes became a cause célèbre among rock critics, it earned them a major-label record deal, and the group's cult following grew with the release of 1979's Present Tense and 1980's Tongue Twister. By the time Shoes released Silhouette in 1984, they'd left the majors behind, turning their Black Vinyl label into a cottage ...
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Shoes, the power pop rock band of Jeff Murphy, Gary Klebe and John Murphy, have released Ignition, ... Present Tense (1979) /Tongue Twister (1981) CD Add to cart: $14.00 In cart Not available Out of stock. $14.00 This double record is a compilation of Shoes’ first two Elektra albums.
this was a great release 5 years ago, this japan cd sleeve is a mini lp replica of the original lp sleeve as per the original japan lp, i found this near tokyo in 2009 along with two of the other shoes classic releases the second time i was in japan 5 years ago, this sounds awesome and is loaded with bonus tracks, this sounds awesome in the cd format and i doubt it could sound any better on cd
Shoes, the power pop rock band of Jeff Murphy, Gary Klebe and John Murphy, have released Ignition, their first new album in 18 years. ... "Present Tense / Tongue Twister" 1988 Black Vinyl Records BV19888 Double CD, cassette "Shoes Best" 1987 Black Vinyl Records BV19787
2 de mar. de 2024 · The collective efforts of Shoes in the mid-'90s led to a power pop revival in indie rock circles in the U.S., and the band stayed active working on reissue projects (including 2007's Double Exposure, a double CD of demos taken from the albums Present Tense and Tongue Twister), the occasional live show, and running the Short Order Recorder studio.
