Yeah, I got that Golden Hour CD and gave it to a friend in return for the repackaged Dare/Love & Dancing album. It was interesting, not sure if you'd play it endlessly though.
> Maybe this has already been mentioned, but a good number of The Future-era > stuff has been recently re-released by them on a record named "Golden hour > of the future", including the excellent "Dance like a star", also available > with remixes on an EP... > Gwendal > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 2:37 PM >> To: Odeluga, Ken; 313 >> Subject: (313) Some History >> >> >> Well before the League, they where called The Future, check >> this site for >> more info - this will help explain most of the history here >> in Sheffield: >> >> http://www.blindyouth.co.uk/ >> >> Richard X put out all the old records on Black Melody... >> >> Dance Like A Star stands out... >> >> > what's the deal with the mid-late 70s material? >> Well it never gets mentioned does it, history cuts straight >> to 81/82, which >> is why I was asking about Ken and Greg, Alan Oldham plus Greg >> Wilson from >> the UK. I'm not interested in who was first - just the facts. >> Every book >> I've read doesn't seem to contain the info I need, and as you >> start to cross >> match a lot of it, it just doesn't add up. >> >> md >> >> >> >> >> > >> >> I've also been digging through all the old >> League/BEF/Clock DVA and Cabs >> >> stuff, you'd be surprised just how techno some of the stuff from >> >> 74-78 is... >> > >> > I wouldn't! ;-) . Although, I'm more familiar with the post >> 82 stuff - >> > what's the deal with the mid-late 70s material? Would this >> be even earlier >> > incarnations of Heaven 17 (which I believe included members >> of what later >> > became the League.) Any tracks you care to mention? >> > >> > k >> > >> >>
