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Thread started 01/08/04 5:06am

purplegypsy

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The Power Station

Being that I was obsessed with DUran duran in the 80s I was a big fan of the PS as well(SOme like it hot, etc.) and just read something that they had reunited in 1997 and recorded an album called "Living in Fear" - was this all 4 original members (Remember robert palmer had left the band in 1985 before their first US tour)?? Does anyone have the record? Thanks! PG
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Reply #1 posted 01/08/04 8:33am

VinaBlue

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Trying to google it now...


See if this works:


[This message was edited Thu Jan 8 8:35:38 PST 2004 by VinaBlue]
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Reply #2 posted 01/08/04 8:39am

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I always meant to get this. Here is a link to amazon.com with some samples.

http://www.amazon.com/exe...ce&s=music
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Reply #3 posted 01/08/04 10:43am

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purplegypsy said:

Being that I was obsessed with DUran duran in the 80s I was a big fan of the PS as well(SOme like it hot, etc.) and just read something that they had reunited in 1997 and recorded an album called "Living in Fear" - was this all 4 original members (Remember robert palmer had left the band in 1985 before their first US tour)?? Does anyone have the record? Thanks! PG




I have the tape. To be honest, I don't think I've played in more than three times from beginning to end. It didn't grab me like the first one, obviously. I'll keep an eye out for it and listen to it again. Also I saw them when they played to support the release. It was kinda embarrasing because Robert Palmer kept messing up/forgetting lyrics from the first release. It happens, but not to the degree it happened that night. For awhile, I think Columbia House was selling it in their clearance section for under $3.
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Reply #4 posted 01/08/04 1:10pm

bananacologne

Tony Thompson = bow
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Reply #5 posted 01/08/04 2:27pm

althom

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I LOVED this album! I used to play it all the time at High School.

Good times. touched
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Reply #6 posted 01/08/04 4:04pm

NWF

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They were awesome. I remember seeing the vidoe for "Some Like it Hot" on MTV back in the day. I'm gonna miss Tony Thompson and Robert Palmer. sad
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Reply #7 posted 01/08/04 4:12pm

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bananacologne said:

Tony Thompson = bow


He was also the drummer in CHIC!
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