Culture et cinéma: « Quel dommage! »
Talk Talk
Such a Shame est une chanson du groupe Talk Talk, écrite par Mark Hollis et apparaissant sur leur album It’s My Life sorti en 1984. Initialement sortie en en promo, la chanson Such a Shame fut écrite par Mark Hollis et grandement inspirée par le roman culte de l’auteur américain Luke Rhinhart L’Homme-dé (The Dice Man), paru en 1971.
Sa face B, Again, a Game… Again a été composée par Mark Hollis et a été enregistrée peu de temps après le départ de Simon Brenner, à l’arrivée de Tim Friese-Greene aux claviers mais aussi comme nouveau producteur.
Le single est également réédité en 1990 pour promouvoir la sortie de la compilation Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk.
- Merci au regretté Mark Hollis ainsi qu’à EMI Records.
Cultură și cinema: « Este păcat! »
Talk Talk
Such a Shame este o melodie a Talk Talk, scrisă de Mark Hollis și inclusă pe albumul lor It’s My Life din 1984. Lansată inițial în octombrie 1983 ca promo, melodia Such a Shame a fost scrisă de Mark Hollis și foarte inspirată de romanul cult. de autorul american Luke Rhinhart L’Homme-dé (The Dice Man), publicat în 1971.
Partea sa B, Again, a Game…Again a fost compusă de Mark Hollis și a fost înregistrată la scurt timp după plecarea lui Simon Brenner, când Tim Friese-Greene a sosit la tastaturi și ca nou producător.
Single-ul a fost, de asemenea, reeditat în 1990 pentru a promova lansarea compilației Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk.
- Mulțumim regretatului Mark Hollis și EMI Records.
Culture and cinema: « Such a shame! »
Talk Talk
Such a Shame is a song by Talk Talk, written by Mark Hollis and featured on their 1984 album It’s My Life. Originally released in October 1983 as a promo, the song Such a Shame was written by Mark Hollis and greatly inspired by the cult novel by American author Luke Rhinhart L’Homme-dé (The Dice Man), published in 1971.
Its B-side, Again, a Game…Again was composed by Mark Hollis and was recorded shortly after Simon Brenner’s departure, when Tim Friese-Greene arrived on keyboards and as a new producer.
The single was also reissued in 1990 to promote the release of the compilation Natural History: The Very Best of Talk Talk.
- Thanks to the late Mark Hollis and EMI Records.
