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1948:– it's a good rainy day album. I think a person in the band was getting a major divorce and you can hear it in the album. I was attracted to it to it cause the guy who told us about it told us that they recorded it with candles and stuff and it was real dark album for them and the label hated it. So instantly I was attracted to it...It's a big downer, but you know, downer music is good, though, too.
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882:, filmed before Mark Hollis' death and without the participation of the main band members, it pays tribute to the musical journey and integrity of Talk Talk. In September 2021, the film won the prize for best music documentary awarded by the jury of the Musical Ecran festival in France.
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Death Cab For Cutie on Arcade Fire, U2 and their influences – Q25
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1861:"I Put A Spell on You: The Story Of Bark Psychosis & Hex"
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1990:"Storm Corrosion – Fan Q&A – Making Something Different"
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Tape Op: The Book about Creative Music Recording, Volume 2
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1512:"After The Flood: Talk Talk's Laughing Stock 30 Years On"
366:, was released in July 1982. The band had their first UK
1642:"5 Albums I Can't Live Without: Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam"
353:). The band also supported Duran Duran on tour in 1982.
980:"Talk Talk / Mark Hollis: Laughing Stock / Mark Hollis"
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1008:"All Talked Out: Dismantling The History Of Talk Talk"
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2017:"10QUESTIONS with... STEVE HOGARTH (MARILLION)"
1255:"Sharing food and conversation with Phil Brown"
1076:"Talk Talk: the band who disappeared from view"
840:recorded a cover of "Living in Another World"
685:Mark Hollis died on 25 February 2019, aged 64.
1823:. The Wesleyan Argus. Retrieved 10 April 2012.
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1203:Bowie in Berlin: A New Career in a New Town
494:, 11 July 1986, released on DVD in 2008 as
325:Talk Talk began as a quartet consisting of
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1228:"Talk Talk – The Party's Over (Album)"
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2118:from the original on 18 November 2021
1723:from the original on 18 November 2021
1595:from the original on 25 February 2019
1458:"Talk Talk – Life's What You Make It"
1074:Thomson, Graeme (13 September 2012).
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222:group, Talk Talk's first two albums,
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1939:: Does music sometimes make you cry?
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1234:. Hung Medien / eMedia Jungden. 2011
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1859:Wallace, Wyndham (14 August 2014).
1836:. Chicago Innerview. Archived from
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461:designed the first cover image for
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2686:1991 disestablishments in England
1965:"Steven Wilson | Art as a mirror"
1482:Deevoy, Adrian (28 August 2013).
978:Harvell, Jess (21 October 2011).
965:Stephen-Lovell-Davis Photographer
2043:"The Richard Barbieri Interview"
1741:@BBC6Music (16 September 2018).
1437:"Wherefore art thou Mark Hollis"
1105:Phillips, Amy (31 August 2012).
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2731:Second British Invasion artists
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1922:. 25 April 2005. Archived from
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1261:. Hal Leonard. pp. 74–77.
615:, Talk Talk disbanded in 1991;
518:was released in 1988, on EMI's
256:(1986) along with its singles "
2681:1981 establishments in England
2546:History Revisited: The Remixes
1039:Chuter, Jack (November 2015).
504:1987–1991: Experimental period
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1887:Solis, Jose (12 March 2014).
855:On Tuesday 26 November 2019,
425:1984–1986: Commercial success
1435:McGee, Alan (9 April 2008).
1206:. Jawbone. pp. 250–51.
701:" in their last two albums,
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1404:"Talk Talk – Dum Dum Girl"
1381:"Talk Talk – It's My Life"
1358:"Talk Talk – It's My Life"
1335:"Talk Talk – Such A Shame"
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1802:. New York. 19 April 2008
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2581:Introducing... Talk Talk
2241:"In a Silent Way (film)"
1257:. In Larry Crane (ed.).
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2500:Living in Another World
2493:Life's What You Make It
2015:Randall, David (2004).
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679:///Codename: Dustsucker
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476:Life's What You Make It
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262:Living in Another World
258:Life's What You Make It
2560:12x12 Original Remixes
2514:I Don't Believe in You
492:Montreux Jazz Festival
76:Background information
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2599:Live at Montreux 1986
1994:Roadrunner Records UK
1136:"Talk Talk Biography"
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2004:– via YouTube.
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689:Legacy and influence
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471:The Colour of Spring
321:1981–1983: Formation
253:The Colour of Spring
218:(bass). Initially a
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857:Spirit of Talk Talk
850:Spirit of Talk Talk
803:Death Cab for Cutie
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2021:Getreadytorock.com
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1510:Wallace, Wyndham.
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1042:Storm Static Sleep
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1187:"Talk Talk"
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459:James Marsh
457:The artist
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