Quartet

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Ultravox at the end of a concert in Berlin in 2012 (l-r): Warren Cann, Chris Cross, Midge Ure, Billy Currie

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, stamped, etched. variant 4): CDL 1394 A // 3 ▽ 420 0P 1 1 2 CDL 1394 A-3 NOEL Bourne, Dianne 'We prefer cups of tea to hitting the clubs' Manchester Evening News 24 November 2013 Without any other original members, Currie reformed Ultravox again in 1992 with vocalist Tony Fenelle to record Revelation, and later Sam Blue replaced Fenelle in a new five-piece Ultravox line-up, lending his voice to another release, Ingenuity released November 1994. This line-up also released the live album Future Picture recorded in Italy 1993. Ultravox's 11th studio album, Brill!ant, was released on 28 May 2012. [22] Following this release the band embarked on the 'Brilliant Tour' performing shows across the UK and Europe in late 2012. LP1 - Quartet: Original 1982 Analog Master: Reap The Wild Wind / Serenade / Mine For Life / Hymn / Visions In Blue / When The Scream Subsides / We Came To Dance / Cut And Run / The Song (We Go)

The keyboards/pianos are razor sharp, as are the vocals - not only Midge's but frankly, it's more obvious here that the other boys were filling in quite a lot. There iscrowd noise and i does not sound like a studio take at all, it is very live indeed, but where Monument is monumentally :) reverbarting the crowd, and not like you were in the crowd, cause that would sound specifically different, but the new mastering rather delivers what believably is how the music actually sounded, with all quirks present, apart from a staggering and thunderous meltpot experience, maybe? LP4 - Hammersmith 1982 [Part Two]: The Voice* / Vienna* / Astradyne* / All Stood Still* / Passing Strangers* / Mine For Life* Hymn* / The Sing (We Go)* Ultravox teamed up with producer George Martin for 1982's Quartet, which peaked at No.6 in the UK and contained four Top 20 hit singles; " Reap the Wild Wind" reaching No.12 and " Hymn" No.11 both in 1982, and " Visions in Blue" and in 1983 " We Came to Dance" charting at No. 15 and No.18 respectively. It was their most successful album in the US, peaking at No.61.

Quartet is the sixth studio album by the British new wave band Ultravox. The album peaked at no.6 on the UK Albums Chart and was certified Gold by the BPI in December 1982 for 100,000 copies sold. It also peaked at #13 in Germany, and at #61 in the United States. Currie signed a deal with IRS Records and recorded a solo album. [15] Cross retired from the music business to become a psychotherapist. [16] Cann later moved to Los Angeles to work in the movie business. Currie and Robin Simon reunited in 1989 as the short-lived Humania, performing live shows, but never making a release until 2006, the album Sinews of the Soul. Eames, Tom (31 May 2012). "Ultravox Release First New Album with Midge Ure in 26 Years – Music News – Digital Spy". Digital Spy . Retrieved 29 December 2014. John Foxx and Ultravox!". Mojo. September 2006. Archived from the original on 15 October 2014 . Retrieved 25 December 2014. Filename Z:\OdW\Ultravox\1978 - Systems Of Romance (74321 11293 2)\Ultravox - Systems Of Romance (74321 11293 2).wav

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Most of the album that would become Vienna was ready to record by the time Ultravox signed a new record deal with Chrysalis Records. Vienna, heralded a major change of direction and would become their most successful to date, far surpassing any of the previous Ultravox (or Foxx) albums. As with Systems of Romance, it was produced by Conny Plank. The live versions of New Europeans, We Stand Alone and I Remember were on the Quartet Deluxe edition from 2009, great that we get the full show now. After three albums produced by Conny Plank, Ultravox dropped their longtime producer. Vocalist/guitarist Midge Ure explained, "It was getting a bit safe. We knew if we recorded with him again it would be great and we'd be really happy. But there would be no excitement." [5]

Midge Ure years: 1979–1987 [ edit ] Midge Ure in concert, Oslo November 1981 Ure in concert, April 1984 Simpson, George (12 December 2017). "Midge Ure SPEAKS OUT on Ultravox's future and new album Orchestrated (EXCLUSIVE)". Express.co.uk . Retrieved 2 September 2018. Goods that are faulty or sent in error must be returned to Crash Records Limited, 35 The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 6PU within 7 working days of the item being received by the customer. Really looking forward to this release and all the associated official merchandise options when it's officially announced.Quartet was produced by George Martin, most notable for his work with The Beatles. The album was recorded 1982 in Air Studios June to July in London, July to August in Montserrat. Filename Z:\OdW\Ultravox\1977 - Ha! Ha! Ha! (74321 11292 2)\Ultravox! - Ha! Ha! Ha! (74321 11292 2).wav Filename Z:\OdW\Ultravox\2010 - Return To Eden (C2DV1011)\CD1\Ultravox - Return To Eden (C2DV1011) CD1.wav

Wargasm's Venom: a fun as hell, genre-splicing, relentlessly entertaining ride, and one of 2023's essential debut albums Now, I haven't listened to them yet, but just because they have been remastered, they would technically not be unreleased then, as the exact same live performance was issued before. Booklet typos: "2020 Deluxe Edition" should be "2023 Deluxe Edition" and DVD Original Mixes were published in 1982 and not in 1981 Also....Monument is from several different nights' recordings so some of the Monument performances appear on this release. See if you can work out which ones! These albums had little commercial success and the band dissolved again in 1996. Currie said 2006 about the attempt to continue Ultravox: "It wasn't a good idea but, in retrospect, it's always easy to say that." [17] Reunion: 2008–2013 [ edit ] Ultravox performing at The O2 in London, 2013Yeah, I have read over the years about the Japan album being heavily overdubbed, ridiculously so, it seems.