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Razor Maid

Chapter Seven: The Record Pool

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:

RAZORMAID Records (US)/1985 (?)/2x12" eps/translucent black vinyl/33 1/3 rpm

STUDIO CREDITS:

Producer: Joseph Watt, Executive Producer: Art Maharg, Mastering Engineer: John Golden, Razormaid: Sandra Wilder, Graphics: John Paternoster, Photography: Anthony Russo

Remixers: Joseph Watt and Mark Trollan ("Bluelight"), and Warren Sanford ("My Kind of Woman").

TRACKLISTING:

Side A
Our Darkness by Anne Clark /6:10/130bpm
Change Your Mind by Sharpe & Numan /7:25/125bpm

Side B
Hold On by Boytronic /5:15/116bpm
Party Boy by Sean Heyden /6:14/133bpm

Side C
L'Amour Toujours by Telex /7:10/133bpm
Heartbeat by Thomas Leer /7:10/120bpm

Side D
Bluelight by New Occupants /7:12/118 bpm
My Kind of Woman by Style /6:50/108bpm

NOTES:

One of my favorite covers from the original series, a buxom blonde dipping her toe into a pool of records. Nothing remotely mainstream on this issue.

The Sean Heyden was the closest to mainstream, having been a popular "dance-club" ("disco" was then a bad word, remember) release on its own.

The Telex is the highlight. They were known for "Discow-Moskow" previously.

The Numan of Sharpe & Numan is none other than Gary Numan, new wave poster boy. He and Sharpe did 1 or 2 tracks together. This is the 1st RazorMaid! remix I saw released commerically, released as a 12" single.

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