I really love 3D. Formed from the ashes of Box Of Toys, they released 3 great singles in 84-85, (the vocalist of Box Of Toys went on to form The Light)
Here's the video for "Dance To Believe" which is equal parts awful and wonderful.
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An unreleased version of Nearer opens the album. The extended version (included in the bonus tracks) is way better... It was available in a holographic single sided 7" among other formats.
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I Hear The Rhythm is the only released track that doesn't show up in one form or another. It was the b-side of "Break The Fix(Ation)" I've included it in the bonus tracks as well.
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But my favorite song on the album is "The Club" which shamefully only has 15 views on Youtube! It was also the b-side to Nearer.
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The album, never released, would've been called "Dance To Believe." There is no artwork to speak of, but the artwork from their singles is really cool...
http://www.discogs.com/artist/3D+%2818%29
The album is really great and should be heard, so feel free to spread it around. See the track listing and download link below...
3D - Dance To Believe (1985) w/ bonus tracks
http://www.mediafire.com/?x5k0wud7gk871go
1. Nearer
2. Walk Away
3. Break The Fix(Ation)
4. Dance To Believe
5. Lonliest World
6. Centre 70 (I Will Never Let You Go)
7. This Night
8. Points To You
9. The Club
10. Songs American
11. I Hear The Rhythm (bonus track)
12. Nearer (12" Mix) (bonus track)
13. Dance To Believe (12" Mix) (bonus track)
Enjoy!
Dominik
"You say I've got my father's aching hips, I've got ulcers too.
You've got your mother's looks, but she's 45, not 22." The Quarks - "Mechanical" (1981 Magnet Records)
