Flesh For Lulu

Long Live The New Flesh

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A dark alternative pop masterpiece - imagine a goth rock rockabilly pop star crossed with a melodic hard rock '80s movie soundtrack. Flesh For Lulu wear black leather coats, have cool punk rock haircuts and make upbeate rock and rockabilly influenced "got

tracks

: 1 I Go Crazy
: 2 Postcards From Paradise
: 3 Hammer Of Love
: 4 Siamese Twist
: 5 Sooner Or Later
: 6 Lucky Day
: 7 Sleeping Dogs
: 8 Good For You
: 9 Crash
: 10 Way To Go
: 11 Dream On Cowboy
: 12 I'm Not Like Everybody Else
: 13 Dumbest Thing (Live In Your Living Room)
: 14 Postcards From Paradise (Extended)
: 15 Siamese Twist (Extended Mix)

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Long Live The New Flesh!

It's amazing that a Billboard Top 100 album like this one has been out of print for so long. Needless to say, Superfecta has rectified this situation in a big way. Not only are the original 11-tracks presented in their remastered glory, but 4 bonus tracks (also remastered) have been added to the mix: The extended versions of Postcards From Paradise and Siamese Twist, as well as their respective B-Sides I'm Not Like Everybody Else and Dumbest Thing. The bonus tracks have never before appeared on CD.

Mr. Nick Marsh (www.nickmarshmusic.co.uk), Flesh's lead singer, supplied us with a slew of classic photos and memorabilia that we've reproduced for the package and he even penned the liner notes. The booklet also includes the original lyrics.

And we haven't even mentioned just about the biggest alternative hit from 1987 that kicks off the CD: I Go Crazy. First heard in John Hughes' motion picture, Some Kind of Wonderful, the video for this hit single was all over MTV back in the day and can currently be seen on VH1 Classic.

Long Live The Old Flesh!

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Typically 80's pop-goth masterpiece
author: Cat
I really enjoyed this CD, buying it on a recommendation and finding it to be fairly lightweight but infinitely entertaining. Its very much Cure- and Echo-like, with lots of synth and airy guitars, and Marsh's voice is impressive, hitting high and low notes alike with equal accuracy. Its not the best 80s album I've ever heard, but its definitely one which I will listen to again and again.