Hello Europe
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1984 studio album by The Times
| Hello Europe | |
|---|---|
| Studio album by | |
| Released | 1984 |
| Genre | Post-punk, indie |
| Label | Artpop! Records - ART 17 |
| Producer | Ian Shaw and The Times |
| The Times chronology | |
Hello Europe is the third album by West London post-punk and indie band The Times released in 1984.[1]
Track listing
[edit ]Side A
- Radiate
- Blue Fire
- Victory Drums
- Everything Turns To Black And White
- Boys Brigade
Side B
- Where The Blue Begins
- Public Reaction Killed This Cat
- Faith
- Things Weve Learnt
- Kulturshock
Personnel
[edit ]- John East (bass, vocals)
- Paul Damien (drums, vocals)
- Edward Ball (vocals, guitar)
- The Rhinoceros Horns (horns)
- Anthony Thistlethwaite (saxophone)
- Barbara Snow (trumpet)
References
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