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Voices & Images

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発売日 2018年10月中旬
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルBureau B
構成数 2
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 BB303CD
SKU 4015698016154

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00
Camouflage: Marcus Meyn, Heiko Maile, Oliver Kreyssig. Additional personnel: Jo Reiz (flugelhorn); Stephan Lupp (keyboards); Camilla, Erin, Melanie, Eva, Giesela, Mary, Claudia, Sandra, Ivonne, Katrin, Tina, Franziska (background vocals). Producers: Camouflage, Axel Henninger. When it was played on modern rock radio stations in 1988, Camouflage had everybody duped with "The Great Commandment." With its chilly synths, robotic percussion, and gloomy vocals, the song was a Depeche Mode doppelganger. Similarly, Camouflage's debut album Voices & Images is the sound of young men who couldn't stop playing Depeche Mode's Black Celebration in their tape decks. However, they are somewhat talented plagiarists. The icy, computerized rhythms in the anti-racism track "Neighbours" and "Helpless Helpless" have toe-tapping appeal, and "Winner Takes Nothing" regurgitates Duran Duran as new romantic cyborgs with Marcus Meyn's Simon Le Bon-esque singing. Meyn enunciates every word in his songs with a heavy seriousness, as if lyrics such as "we had fun while we played/hide and seek" have profound meaning. The dancey synthesizers of keyboardists/programmers Heiko Maile and Oliver Kreyssig Xerox the eerily seductive high-tech boogie of mid-'80s Depeche Mode, but they're nowhere near as inventive or edgy. Voices & Images should've been an EP. Once the sixth track, "Winner Takes Nothing," is finished, Camouflage's Depeche Mode infatuation loses its novelty. ~ Michael Sutton
エディション : Reissue

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] DISC 1:
    1. 1.
      That Smiling Face
    2. 2.
      Helpless Helpless
    3. 3.
      Neighbours
    4. 4.
      Great Commandment, The
    5. 5.
      Winner Takes Nothing
    6. 6.
      Stranger's Thoughts
    7. 7.
      From Ay to Bee
    8. 8.
      Where Has the Childhood Gone
    9. 9.
      Music for Ballerinas
    10. 10.
      I Once Had a Dream
    11. 11.
      They Catch Secrets
    12. 12.
      Pompeji
  2. 2.[CDアルバム] DISC 2:
    1. 1.
      Great Commandment [Extended Dance Mix], The - (remix)
    2. 2.
      Great Commandment [Extended Radio Mix], The - (remix)
    3. 3.
      Pompeji
    4. 4.
      Stranger's Thoughts Longer
    5. 5.
      They Catch More Secrets
    6. 6.
      Zwischenspiel
    7. 7.
      Neighbours [Extended Version]
    8. 8.
      Every Now and Then
    9. 9.
      That Smiling Face [German Band Version]
    10. 10.
      Great Commandment [US 12" Mix], The - (remix)
    11. 11.
      Great Commandment [US Dub Mix 2018 Edit], The
    12. 12.
      Great Commandment [Justin Strauss Remix], The - (remix)
    13. 13.
      Great Commandment [Acid Commandment 2018 Edit], The
    14. 14.
      That Smiling Face [Justin Strauss Radio Version]
    15. 15.
      That Smiling Face [Justin Strauss Remix] - (remix)

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アーティスト： Camouflage

商品の紹介

When it was played on modern rock radio stations in 1988, Camouflage had everybody duped with "The Great Commandment." With its chilly synths, robotic percussion, and gloomy vocals, the song was a Depeche Mode doppelganger. Similarly, Camouflage's debut album Voices & Images is the sound of young men who couldn't stop playing Depeche Mode's Black Celebration in their tape decks. However, they are somewhat talented plagiarists. The icy, computerized rhythms in the anti-racism track "Neighbours" and "Helpless Helpless" have toe-tapping appeal, and "Winner Takes Nothing" regurgitates Duran Duran as new romantic cyborgs with Marcus Meyn's Simon Le Bon-esque singing. Meyn enunciates every word in his songs with a heavy seriousness, as if lyrics such as "we had fun while we played/hide and seek" have profound meaning. The dancey synthesizers of keyboardists/programmers Heiko Maile and Oliver Kreyssig Xerox the eerily seductive high-tech boogie of mid-'80s Depeche Mode, but they're nowhere near as inventive or edgy. Voices & Images should've been an EP. Once the sixth track, "Winner Takes Nothing," is finished, Camouflage's Depeche Mode infatuation loses its novelty. ~ Michael Sutton|
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