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The rare song "Sphinx" was previously only available as a flexi disc included with issue 8 of Flexipop magazine in 1981. The compilation marked the first time that "Good Morning Universe", " Thunder in the Mountains ", "Sphinx" and " Be Proud Be Loud (Be Heard) " were included on a full-length album. [ 1 ]
Wilcox at a concert in Spencerville, Ontario in 2006. Motivated by the success of his tour and two gold records, Wilcox went back into the studio in 1984 to record Bad Reputation. A year later he released The Best of David Wilcox, his first compilation album, as a hit-inspired collection of his songs. It was also the debut album for "Blood ...
Good Morning Universe – The Very Best of Toyah: Released: 30 June 2008; Label: Music Club Deluxe — — Rare, Remixed & Revisited: Released: 28 February 2020; Label: Demon — — Toyah Solo : Released: 28 February 2020; Label: Edsel — 10 Mesmerised: Rarities & Remixes 85–94: Released: 12 June 2021; Label: Demon — —
Although it was released in the 7" vinyl single format, it was essentially and EP with four songs. Toyah clarified that the band didn't feel under pressure to write and include those extra songs on Four from Toyah nor its follow-up Four More from Toyah: "We did produce extra songs for quality of money. I never felt under pressure.
Anthem was released in CD format in 1985, adding the three remaining Four from Toyah songs and the non-album single "Thunder in the Mountains" as bonus tracks. It was then re-issued in 1999, again with the Four from Toyah material, B-sides of the single "I Want to Be Free" and its music video, and "For You", a song from the Anthem recording ...
The Changeling is a studio album by the English new wave band Toyah, fronted by Toyah Willcox, released in 1982 by Safari Records.The album peaked at number 6 in the UK where it was certified silver for sales exceeding 60,000 copies.
Wilcox does this with sensitivity, analytic zeal and subtle emotional force." [5] Many of his songs analyze the dynamics of relationships in epigrammatic verses that are at once earnest and gently humorous. While many of Mr. Wilcox's songs have light blues inflections, occasionally they also look back in spirit to Tin Pan Alley.
Willcox has described "Barefoot on Mars" as "a song about invisible love and addressing something from our past that needs communicating and contact with" and explained that it refers to the complicated relationship with her mother and her passing. [11] "Summer of Love" is an anti-war protest song referring to the original 1967 Summer of Love ...