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Cruel to Be Kind
Cruel to Be Kind (Greatest Hits, Lyrics included with album)
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1979 7" Single on Columbia
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Cruel to Be Kind
Cruel to Be Kind
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Description Cruel to Be Kind is the second installment of Brinsley Schwarz's BBC recordings released by Hux, following What IS So Funny About Peace Love Understanding? by three years. This gathers most, but not all, of the BBC performances that didn't make the first volume, following the same mix-and-match sequencing as that collection, so sessions from 1971 alternate with those from 1973 and songs from a particular session are split up. Some collectors may complain about such non-chronological sequencing...
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2004 Elektra Entertainment. Manufactured & Marketed by Warner Strategic Marketing
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This is my take on the classic Nick Lowe hit from the '70's. What more can I say, I loved this song thanks to my parents, as well as "Breaking Glass". My parents listened to cool classic music when I was growing up.
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In 2003 Disorient celebrated it´s five-year anniversary with the best of collection ´Ichi´ After it´s success we have its follow up a selection of Japanese-related future classics, exclusive joints and sort after gems in the form of ´Dois´ (Two in Portuguese). All tracks have either no release or limited Japan-only exposure and we feel justice to give this music the exposure it deserves. Beginning our path as a up-tempo party and swinging a firm left into broken mind space with a animate climax...
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Cruel To Be Kind -- Nick Lowe
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She tried to be kind, but it was easier to be cruel.
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We live in an age of conspicuous compassion. We sport empathy ribbons, send flowers to recently deceased celebrities, weep in public over murdered children, apologize for historical misdemeanors, wear red noses for the starving, go on demonstrations to proclaim 'Drop the Debt' or 'Not in My Name.' We feel each other's pain. We desperately seek a common identity and new social bonds to replace those that have withered in the post-war era - the family, the church, the nation and neighborhood. Mourning sickness...
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LOWE,NICK I Knew The Bride(produced by Huey Lewis, Clearmountain mix)/Darlin Angel Eyes UK PS EX F BEAT 40303, 1985 BOX 8128 $10.00 RARE
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A selection of Japanese-related future classics, exclusive joints and sort after gems in the form of "Dois" (Two in Portuguese). An up-tempo party and swinging a firm left into broken mind space with an animated climax.
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State-of-the-art, next-generation algorithms are used to manually remove clicks and pops. Noise Reduction is applied to the audio to remove surface noise from the vinyl record. The individual tracks are separated in preparation for being placed on the Master CD.
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LOWE,NICK I Knew The Bride(produced by Huey Lewis, Clearmountain mix)/Darlin Angel Eyes UK PS EX F BEAT 40303, 1985 BOX 8128 $10.00 RARE
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Description: Import 4 Songs: Cruel To Be Kind, Horrow, Crack City, Starside
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Notes: Personnel: Brinsley Schwarz (guitar); Ian Gomm (vocals, guitar, bass guitar); Bob Andrews (vocals, keyboards); Nick Lowe (vocals); Billy Rankin (drums). Cruel to Be Kind is the second installment of Brinsley Schwarz's BBC recordings released by Hux, following What IS So Funny About Peace Love & Understanding? by three years. This gathers most, but not all, of the BBC performances that didn't make the first volume, following the same mix-and-match sequencing as that collection, so sessions...
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