Album
Jerky Versions Of The Dream
1983 · Electronic
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Jerky Versions Of The Dream is an Electronic album by Howard Devoto, originally released in 1983. On Gatefold: 23 pressings tracked.
About
For his first post-Magazine project, Howard Devoto wrote and recorded his 1983 solo album entitled "Jerky Versions of the Dream". The album involved at least two former Magazine members (Dave Formula and Barry Adamson) as well as some notable session musicians such as Gary Barnacle (notable for his later work on Bjork's 1993 album "Debut"). "Dream" was recorded very much in the vein of 80s synthpop, and today sounds a bit dated. However, Devoto's timeless lyrical and musical sense shines through. "Dream" was originally intended to be performed by a female vocalist, which may explain the heavy use of Laura Teresa's vocals throughout the album. .
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Cold Imagination4:12
- A2Topless3:43
- A3Rainy Season5:08
- A4I Admire You5:08
- A5Way Out Of Shape3:40
Side B
- B1Some Will Pay (For What Others Pay To Avoid)3:35
- B2Waiting For A Train4:45
- B3Out Of Shape With Me4:10
- B4Taking Over Heaven3:54
- B5Seeing Is Believing3:10
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- synthetic
- detached
- nocturnal
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alan St. ClairGUITAR
- Dave FormulaKEYBOARDS PIANO KEYBOARDS , PIANO
- Pat AhernDRUMS PERCUSSION DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Andy DiagramFRENCH HORN, TRUMPET
- Barry AdamsonBASS BASS GUITAR
- Dave MartinBASS BASS GUITAR
- Gary BarnacleSAXOPHONE
- Howard DevotoBASS GUITAR GUITAR, BASS
- Laura TeresaBACKING VOCALS
- Leroy JamesGUITAR
- Martin HeathBASS BASS GUITAR
- Pamela KiferBACKING VOCALS
- Penelope HoustonVOCALS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 23 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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