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The Party's Over is the debut album by Talk Talk. It was released on 12 July 1982 and produced by Colin Thurston, who was a former engineer for David Bowie but was better known for producing Duran Duran's first two albums.
Hate (1997 Remaster) 3:59. Have You Heard the News (1997 Remaster) 5:07. Mirror Man (1997 Remaster) 3:22. Talk Talk - MIRROR MAN - 1982. 3:23. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of "The Party's Over" on Discogs.
10 de feb. de 2012 · But even then I had to special order a copy of the LP The Party's Over. When it arrived, I was ecstatic! I couldn't wait to get it onto the turntable after all this time. Wow, what can I say. The album was an instant favorite for me. Talk Talk's sound at this time consisted of voice, keyboard, bass and drums. That's right, no guitar.
The Party's Over, an Album by Talk Talk. Released 12 July 1982 on EMI (catalog no. EMC 3413; Vinyl LP). Genres: Synthpop, New Romantic. Rated #647 in the best albums of 1982. Featured peformers: Mark Hollis (vocals), Paul Webb (bass), Lee Harris (drums), Simon Brenner (keyboards), Mike Robinson (mixing), James Marsh (cover art), Bill Smith (design), Colin Thurston (producer, recording engineer).
13 de may. de 2013 · 12. 3y. mike_drop. 60. Talk Talk - 1/5. I mean, even though it really is a product of its' time, this is really just a collection of inoffensive and fun 80s' bops. Now, the production on this is actually pretty great for its' time. It has all the elements of an average early 80s' synthpop record, but there are actually some really cool things ...
