Simple Minds - New Gold Dream - Half Speed (Uk) vinyl record cover

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Someone Somewhere in Summertime 4:37

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Colours Fly and Catherine Wheel Voice [Girl's] - Sharon Campbell 3:48

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Promised You a Miracle Drums - Kenny Hyslop 4:25

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Big Sleep 4:58

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Somebody Up There Likes You 4:56

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New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84) 5:38

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Glittering Prize 4:33

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Hunter and the Hunted Keyboards [Solo] - Herbie Hancock 5:53

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King Is White and in the Crowd 6:59


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Simple Minds

New Gold Dream - Half Speed (Uk)


ABOUT THE ALBUM


New Gold Dream is the fifth album by the celebrated Caledonian rockers. Released in 1982, it is widely considered to be a turning point for the band, a bridge between their post punk roots and stadium-filling destiny, and gathered enormous critical acclaim as well as impressive sales. Listed in the estimable tome '1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die' New Gold Dream was a discernible move toward a more a commercial sound and it entered the UK chart at number 3, yielding the hit singles Promised You a Miracle and Glittering Prize. - The latter track and the synth-heavy Someone Somewhere in Summertime in particular represented a shift towards undisguised pop and it's also worth noting that Hunter and Hunted features a solo by Jazz keyboardist Herbie Hancock, a rare distinction for any rock/pop album.

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