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peterjamesspencer

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  1. Rye, UK
  2. Electronic
  1. collection 14
  2. following 4
  1. Dreamland To Starboard
    by Bill Nelson
    Dreamland To Starboard
    by Bill Nelson
    appears in 162 other collections
  2. Flight Paths
    by Mina
    Flight Paths
    by Mina
    appears in 17 other collections
  3. The Romance Of Sustain
    by Bill Nelson
    The Romance Of Sustain
    by Bill Nelson
    appears in 184 other collections
  4. Somnatic (bonus mix)
    by Thomas Leer
    Somnatic (bonus mix)
    by Thomas Leer
    appears in 4 other collections
  5. Somnatic
    by Thomas Leer
    Somnatic
    by Thomas Leer
    appears in 2 other collections
  6. Wallowa Lake Monster
    by Sufjan Stevens
    Wallowa Lake Monster
    by Sufjan Stevens
    appears in 107 other collections
  7. Body Good Riddim
    by Mina
    Body Good Riddim
    by Mina
    appears in 10 other collections
  8. Mama (ft Wanted)
    by Mina
    Mama (ft Wanted)
    by Mina
    appears in 4 other collections
  9. Satellite Riddim
    by Mina
    Satellite Riddim
    by Mina
    appears in 6 other collections
  10. Ringtone Riddim (feat. Gafacci)
    by Mina
    Ringtone Riddim (feat. Gafacci)
    by Mina
    appears in 65 other collections
  11. Sentah (feat. Bryte)
    by Mina
    Sentah (feat. Bryte)
    by Mina
    appears in 195 other collections
  12. Control Yourself
    by Thomas Leer
    Control Yourself
    by Thomas Leer
    I first came across Control Yourself as an ear-popping B side on Leer's 45rpm Heartbeat single in 1985, and later as a reworked and extended track on the CD release of The Scale of Ten. Well, I prefer this early version: it's warmer, more hands-on and immediate, with the vocals confidently coming in early on - full of Leer's usual intensity. A great palette of sounds too...
  13. Forgive and Forget
    by Thomas Leer
    Forgive and Forget
    by Thomas Leer
    A relaxed, catchy riff with some interesting key changes that just keep the song rolling along nicely, full of Leer's familiar trademarks: tight drum patterns, steady bass synths and arpeggiated rhythms, but with the addition of various TL backing vocals. There isn't the opportunity for a squealing synth noodle but I'm not complaining.
  14. Who's Foolin' Who?
    by Thomas Leer
    Who's Foolin' Who?
    by Thomas Leer
    To my ears Who's Fooling' Who? is reminiscent of Four Movements and Contradictions - buzzing with busy, tight drum pattens, and energetic synth lines, accompanied by Leer's distinctive and infectious vocals. It's so immediately likeable that I'm playing it over and over again along with my favourite Four Movements tracks! Thank you T.L.
    appears in 5 other collections