DURAN DURAN Seven And The Ragged Tiger MFSL 1-182 Mobile Fidelity HALF SPEED lp
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$ 46
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Jul 26, 2014
Sold Date
Jul 19, 2014
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DURAN DURAN Seven And The Ragged Tiger MFSL 1-182 Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab HALF SPEED MASTERED
A1 The Reflex A2 New Moon On Monday A3 (I'm Looking For) Cracks In The Pavement A4 I Take The Dice A5 Of Crime And Passion B1 Union Of The Snake B2 Shadows On Your Side B3 Tiger Tiger B4 The Seventh Stranger
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Half-Speed Production and Mastering by Original Masteringworks TM, Specially plated and pressed on High Definition Super Vinyl by Victor Company of Japan Ltd., special static free-dust free inner sleeve, special heavy duty protective packaging, source: the original master tape. Mastered with the Ortofon Cutting System.Duran Duran put three of the album's singles in the Top Ten, taking it to number one in the U.K. Even though "The Reflex" gave the band their first number one hit, there's an overabundance of fancy glitz and dancefloor flamboyancy running through it, unlike "New Moon on Monday"'s straight-ahead appeal or "Union of the Snake"'s mysterious, almost taboo flair. It's apparent that Seven and the Ragged Tiger's content has the band moving ever so slightly into a danceclub arena, with the songs leaning more toward their ability to produce a sexier sound through electronics and instrumentation than through a firm lyrical and musical partnership. Even the unreleased tracks trade Duran Duran's handsome edginess for a shinier sound, heard mainly on "I Take the Dice" and "Cracks in the Pavement." It's here that Lebon and Taylor's personalities begins to get overshadowed by the demand to produce a more synth-snazzy and fashionable style of music. Although they may have turned their songwriting down a notch in order to succumb to the pabulum of synthesized pop, they didn't relinquish every aspect of their genius, and when they do deliver, it's bright, energetic, and effectual. Duran Duran's new direction eventually gave Seven and the Ragged Tiger double platinum status.
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