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AGE OF CHANCE (download)

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AGE OF CHANCE (download)

Postby THULL » Sun May 13, 2007 11:51 am

www.theSubversiveSounds.blogspot.com

AGE OF CHANCE - Crush Collision
(Virgin - 1986) Out Of Print/Never On CD (?)

01. Be Fast, Be Clean, be Cheap
02. Crash Conscious
03. Morning After The Sixties
04. Kiss
05. Mob! Hut!
06. Disco Inferno

Personnel:
Charlie Hutchinson
Jan Perry
Geoff Taylor
Neil Howson
Steve Elvidge

File Under:
Sonic Metal Disco

From Trouser Press:
Age of Chance is a pop quartet from Leeds, England. Age of Chance dresses up harsh British beatbox-metal-pop with colorful, vaguely apocalyptic sloganeering. Despite all the shouting, the Leeds quartet's biggest problem is the lack of a cohesive identity to match their records' careening sonic stew. The six-track Crush Collision is generally shrill and undistinguished, but it does include a pretty decent cover of Prince's "Kiss" (as well as a really awful one of the Trammps' "Disco Inferno").
THULL
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