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Surving in the 80's Damn, I finally heard this joint (just the title cut) and it's freakin' smokin'/ The only Cymone song I have heard was you guessed it "the Dance Electric"
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my favorite Andre Cymone LP!!!!! I have it AND the 12" for "Survivin' In The 80's"!!!!!
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I have this album on vinyl.Love the song "What Are We Doing Here". | |
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I liked this song back in the day. I recently bought his album and the version on his album sucked.
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what do you guys think bout the final cut "don´t let the future come down on you"? i think this is retro-futurism, no it´s pure utopia. to make my point clear: "houses on the ground, buildings on the sea"- what the hell is andre singing about? | |
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best song on this album is "M.O.T.F." | |
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Yeah, this whole album is good, really. i think he fucked up hooking up with Owen Husney. Owen was on this devoted shit to Prince, even after P fired his ass. P was always able to get people to be loyal to him, even AFTER he had bounced from them. Owen hindered Andre as an artist. I felt he tried to hold him back. Andre was on to a good thing, something totally different from what P was doing at the time. Andre knew a lot of what P knew about songwriting and production. They had many of the same influences and they were all adept on different instruments. Andre was a very good lyricist. He had good visions for material, which is evident on this album. In a way, I hated to see him do "Dance Electric". He should have just stayed the fuck away from P, like he had done, Got a new manager who wasn't devoted to P and kept on his OWN path. He didn't need a song from Prince. SynthiaRose said "I'm in love with blackguitaristz. Especially when he talks about Hendrix."
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André's solo albums were amazing!!! I only have Living In The New Wave & A.C. I'd kill 2 put my hands on a cd or digital version of Survivin' in the 80's!!!
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urbanfox3105 said: what do you guys think bout the final cut "don´t let the future come down on you"? i think this is retro-futurism, no it´s pure utopia. to make my point clear: "houses on the ground, buildings on the sea"- what the hell is andre singing about?
I always thought it was a great track until I later found out it was a close copy of an Elton John song. Great album though. -----------------------------------------
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"Dont let the future come down on you' | |
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The Village People had a song called "Ready for the '80's" but they weren't. Second Funkiest White Man in America | |
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elton john? damn! you´re right- i knew i already heard this melody somewhere. but wasn´t the elton john song years later? maybe he copied andre! | |
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