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Aaron Sutcliffe - Aaron Sutcliffe FLAC album

Aaron Sutcliffe - Aaron Sutcliffe FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Moody Blue
Written-By – James*
 3:29
2 You're The Devil In Disguise
Written-By – Giant/Baum/Kaye*
 3:58
3 Money Honey
Written-By – Stone*
 3:06
4 His Latest Flame
Written-By – Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman*
 3:11

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed By – SPV GmbH – 055-1451013
  • Recorded At – Covenant Studios

Credits

  • Arranged By – E. Simonsson*, J. Malmgren*
  • Design [Sleeve Design] – [email protected]*
  • Photography By – A. Rasmusson
  • Producer – E. Simonsson*

Notes

Recorded at Covenant studios, July 1998.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 7393412015353
  • Rights Society: BIEM/ncb
  • Matrix / Runout: A0 100275867-0101 21 A0

Aaron Sutcliffe - Aaron Sutcliffe FLAC album

Musician performer: Aaron Sutcliffe

Title: Aaron Sutcliffe

Date of release: 1999

Style: Synth-pop

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1828 mb

Rating: 4.6 / 5

Votes: 126

Other Formats: MIDI ADX MP4 AA AC3 AU AHX

Aaron Sutcliffe Synth-pop 1999

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Taun
Who was the brainchild behind this disaster?! Aaron Sutcliffe is E. Simonsson (Covenant) and J. Malmgren (Elegant Machinery) doing covers of Elvis tunes. Novel idea? Somewhat. Tasteful? I suppose. Good? Definitely not. I had really hoped for so much more from this pair, but unfortunately they do not deliver. These covers could have been done so much better, with more intriguing music and much better vocals. All of the four tracks are extremely simplistic and the attempt to emulate Elvis in the vocals is just plain horrible. It almost sounds as if these two got really drunk in the Covenant studio one summer evening and decided to twiddle around with the equipment and this is what they came up with. Now, back in the late 80's, Wax Trax! days it was common for Al J. and whomever as in the studio with him to churn out a few tracks in one evening, but unlike the Aaron Sutcliffe project, Al's pieces were actually enjoyable. From start to finish, this 4 track EP is just bad. Avoid!
Taun
Who was the brainchild behind this disaster?! Aaron Sutcliffe is E. Simonsson (Covenant) and J. Malmgren (Elegant Machinery) doing covers of Elvis tunes. Novel idea? Somewhat. Tasteful? I suppose. Good? Definitely not. I had really hoped for so much more from this pair, but unfortunately they do not deliver. These covers could have been done so much better, with more intriguing music and much better vocals. All of the four tracks are extremely simplistic and the attempt to emulate Elvis in the vocals is just plain horrible. It almost sounds as if these two got really drunk in the Covenant studio one summer evening and decided to twiddle around with the equipment and this is what they came up with. Now, back in the late 80's, Wax Trax! days it was common for Al J. and whomever as in the studio with him to churn out a few tracks in one evening, but unlike the Aaron Sutcliffe project, Al's pieces were actually enjoyable. From start to finish, this 4 track EP is just bad. Avoid!