BCR's 3 New Wave influenced albums on cd

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The last 3 heavily "New Wave sounding/influenced" Bay City Rollers albums,"Elevator,Voxx & Ricochet" have finally been released on cd for the 1st time ever on cd
thru the Cherry Red/7T's label.
With a name change to The Rollers & a new lead vocalist of Duncan Faure (ex Rabitt member)& a drastic change in sound to the New Wave sounds at the time.
All three albums came out in May 2008 with all original album art work,remastering,lyrics,exstinsive liner notes etc......
According to the folks at Cherry Red,Amazon & Ebay Stores,the 3 albums have been steady top sellers.
If you are a fan of "Power Pop/New Wave" then you have to add these 3 releases to your collection.
Just because of their teeny bop past dosent mean these albums should'nt be heard,,,,They should be heard !!!
Duncan Faure really changed the sound & image of this band.
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Here's video clips from the "Elevator" album:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0Cp62cDeuI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QGmWhdj3-U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq6iq9QJ ... re=related


First ever UK CD release for the Bay City Rollers 1979 studio album, Elevator, the first to feature new vocalist Duncan Faure and includes the single 'Turn On Your Radio'. In a desire to move away from the teen-pop image, the band shortened their name to The Rollers and recorded this album which is closer in spirit to great Pop/New Wave albums from The Records and Shoes than their other releases. Booklet features - for the first time - original European LP artwork, sleeve notes - overseen by guitarist Eric Faulkner - lyrics to all the songs and pictures of the related singles sleeves. Completely remastered by Tim Turan. 7Ts.

Elevator, February 9, 2008
By Maxine L. Mckern "Blue Max" (Iowa) - See all my reviews


The best BCR album yet! I like the heavier rock feel of the album and the songs are well written. All Roller fans sholud add this to their collections.

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Here's a video clip from the "Voxx" album:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=585Yjy2s ... re=related

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Here's video clips from the "Ricochet" album:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vojwdt-Et8I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3uTd6os ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwunYcA9 ... re=related













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