Track Listings (9) - Disc #1| All Artists: Propaganda Title: Secret Wish Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Repertoire Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Re-Release Date: 8/9/2005 Album Type: Import Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Styles: New Wave & Post-Punk, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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Full title - A Secret Wish - 20th Anniversary Edition. 2003 reissue of the German synth-pop band's 1985 album features nine tracks & includes a bonus DVD (NTSC/Region 0) with four tracks, 'Duel' (Version 1), 'p.Machine... more » |
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Album Description Full title - A Secret Wish - 20th Anniversary Edition. 2003 reissue of the German synth-pop band's 1985 album features nine tracks & includes a bonus DVD (NTSC/Region 0) with four tracks, 'Duel' (Version 1), 'p.Machinery', 'Dr. Mabuse' (Version 1), & 'Dr. Mabuse' (Version 2). Repertoire. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsTranscendent Synth REBEL | Miami Beach FL | 02/21/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "(I like this album so much that I sought out and am herewith reproducing my review from the discontinued 1984 CD version!) " 5.0 out of 5 stars: Transcendent Synth, April 9, 2005 " The absolute apotheosis of 80s synthesizer music. One of my favorite and most-listened-to albums by anyone, ever. Atmospheric, expansive, compelling. Redoubtable, riveting; full of miraculous chordal progressions which almost seem to defy logic, gravity, and all previous musical exploration. Sounds crazy? Nope, it's really that good. A work of undisputed genius. Propaganda never again reached this peak ...But then neither did anyone else. Miss "A Secret Wish" at your peril! " The Last Great Post-Punk Album Before the Decline of the Mid J. Donato | 04/02/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "The acme of the ZTT aesthetic. This is the last great album synthesizer album of the 80s. Each orchestral, cinematic track represents the peak of dark technopop experience. Has there ever been a more thrilling track than the hellish "Dr. Mabuse?" Claudia Brucken's Teutonic croon remains a most deliciously curdled cream. Music maven Michael Mertens was a percussionist with the Dusseldorf Symphony and Ralf Dorper knew a thing or two about dark electronics from his time in Die Krupps. "Duel" was accurately described as "Abba In Hell" and by George, it was a wonderful thing indeed. Hear this album and wonder where it all went wrong afterwards. What I wouldn't give to hear grandiose and ornate music such as this again! Even Trevor Horn never surpassed his production of "Dr. Mabuse.""
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