THE AGENTS OF CHAOS

Dave Brock

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Psychedelic/Space Rock

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Studio Album, released in 1988

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Hi Tech Cities (4:15)
2. A Day (5:35)
3. In The Office (1:33)
4. Hades Deep (4:39)
5. Words Of A Song (1:37)
6. Heads (5:40)
7. Nocturne (2:32)
8. Wastelands Of Sleep (5:42)
9. Empty Dreams (4:26)
10. Infinity (4:13)
11. Mountain In The Sky (3:17)

Total Time 43:29

Bonus tracks on 2011 remaster:
12. The Damage Of Life (6:02)
13. Riding The Range (2:17)

Line-up / Musicians

- Dave Brock / vocals, guitar, Yamaha sampler & sequencer, Roland Jupiter 8/Echos, Korg Analog/Polysix, Casio drum machine & keyboard, composer & producer

With:
- Julian Crimmins / performer
...

Note : The actual instrumentation could not be fully confirmed at this moment

Releases information

Artwork: Nick Wing

LP Flicknife Records ‎- SHARP 042 (1988, UK)

CD Atomhenge ‎- ATOMCD 1029 (2011, UK) Remastered by Ben Wiseman with 2 bonus tracks

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2.21
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Review by Marty McFly
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

Let me ask one important question. How the hell is it possible to have one album (first) so great (well, not perfect, but at least quite good) and second, following one so terrible. It is supposed to explore new frontiers, incorporate new sounds and interesting ideas, but instead ends in Pet Shop Boys like talking (not singing), reminding child's playground and if you though that melodies from previous album were repetitive and overly electronic, beware of this album, as this is dawn of new era (which quickly ended, fortunately) that wants to be heard. No, this is too much for good old Marty. He may be good at some things, but singing isn't one of these things.

2(+), it can be listened, even it's hard. Sorry this time.

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