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Nash The Slash "Dance after Curfew" 12"

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Nash The Slash "Dance after Curfew" 12"

Postby intermitence » Sat Feb 03, 2007 2:53 pm

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone remember the Nash the Slash remix of "Dance after Curfew" produced by Daniel Lanois? I have the "And You Though You Were Normal..." vinyl, but the version included there is somehow sort of 70's sounding (as the whole record is)

Although, the version produced by Daniel Lanois sounded so ahead of its time (released in 1982) that when I listened to it for the first time in 1985, I thought it was an "Out of the Press" release, because of the danceable heavily synthetic electro sound known only around that time...

The side B of the single was also great...
If anyone has it, Could you please post it?

Thanks
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Postby DJ Wave » Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:52 pm

Nash the Slash website: http://www.nashtheslash.com

Nash the Slash reissues can be purchased here: http://www.indiepool.com
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