8 thoughts on “ Ascension Day - Talk Talk - Laughing Stock (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Laughing Stock was an album you couldn't be prepared for because there was nothing like it. Even it's predecessor Spirit of Eden couldn't prepare the listener for the murky, uneasy, passionate journey that Laughing Stock is. Other reviewers have said it was ahead of .

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2. Home keyboard_arrow_right Vinyl keyboard_arrow_right LP keyboard_arrow_right Rock keyboard_arrow_right TALK TALK Laughing Stock TALK TALK Laughing Stock.

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3. Ascension Day Talk Talk. Produced by Tim Friese-Greene. Album Laughing Stock. Ascension Day Lyrics [Verse 1] Bet I'll be damned Ascension Day refers to Jesus' departure to Heaven and is.

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4. the band’s final album grows out of the speakers like vines in a garden - their obscure & beautiful parting shot. following up on the abstract ‘spirit of eden’, which sufficiently alienated pop fans of the band’s earlier material, ‘laughing stock’ took spaces in recorded music to new extremes, with layers of silence breathing through strings, woodwinds, percussion & mark hollis’s.

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5. Talk Talk - Laughing Stock, The final album from Talk Talk, an incredible six track journey and surely one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Spirit Of Talk Talk Book, The richly illustrated, beautifully designed, updated and extended book celebrating the music and art of the legendary Talk Talk.

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6. Available again as a standard 1LP, Laughing Stock is the fifth and final studio album by British art rock band Talk Talk/5().

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7. 1 contributor Laughing Stock is British rock band, Talk Talk’s fifth and final album and continues with the post-rock musical style that was seen in the LP’s precursor, Spirit of Eden. Laughing.

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8. By the time of 's Laughing Stock, Mark Hollis's voice is the only thing left that suggests this was recorded by the same band who had released the New Wave pop hits “Such a Shame" and "It's My Life" only five years trivsanjuletmauflatroatwisnasurgosan.xyzinfo looking back, Talk Talk are one of only very few bands that show continuous development and musical evolution over the years of their existence.

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