Anne Clark An Ordinary Life Uk Lp

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it is a RECORD ... ... made in the Uk Tracklist A1 Sleeper In Metropolis Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow A2 Self Destruct Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow A3 True Love Tales Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow A4 All Night Party Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow A5 Our Darkness Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow A6 The Sitting Room Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – Andrae Laschetti*, Anne Clark, Dominic Appleton, Gary Mundy A7 All Night Party Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – Vini Reilly B1 Echoes Remain Forever Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – Vini Reilly B2 An Ordinary Life Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – Anne Clark, Dominic Appleton, Andrae Laschetti*, Gary Mundy B3 Shades Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – Anne Clark, Dominic Appleton, Andrae Laschetti*, Gary Mundy B4 Killing Time Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow Performer [Music Performed By] – Anne Stephenson, Jo Wells, Nick Pretzel, Virginia Astley B5 Our Darkness (Alternative Mix) Music By, Performer [Music Performed By] – David Harrow B6 Weltschmerz B7 Nothing At All B8 Our Darkness (12" Mix) Recognized in America for the 1987 modern rock radio curio "Hope Road," Anne Clark's contributions to the alternative genre are often ignored; or perhaps she's too obscure to receive the proper credit. Clark made her debut in 1982 with the album The Sitting Room. A poetic songwriter and gifted pianist, Clark gained a devout legion of fans during the '80s, although commercial success was never within reach. Because of her experiments with both dance music and more elaborate orchestral pieces, Clark won the approval of club denizens and indie purists. However, "Hope Road" was the closest she came to a pop hit. The track is often resurrected by modern rock radio DJs who want to break the monotony of Top 40 new wave on flashback programs, but it doesn't truly reflect Clark's personal, idiosyncratic body of work. In 1994, Beehive released The Best of Anne Clark, a retrospective that, oddly enough, didn't include "Hope Road." .



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