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Title
Real Life
EAN
5012981266028
No Of Discs
1
UPC
5012981266028
Artist
Malcolm Foster, Peter Vitesse, Simple Minds
Format
CD
Record Label
Virgin
Release Year
1991
Release Title
Real Life
Genre
Alternative, Rock

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Record Label
Virgin
UPC
5012981266028
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13050140384

Product Key Features

Artist
Malcolm Foster, Peter Vitesse, Simple Minds
Format
CD
Release Year
1991
Release Title
Real Life
Genre
Alternative, Rock

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Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Additional information
Simple Minds includes: Jim Kerr (vocals); Charlie Burchill (guitar, keyboards); Peter Vitesse (keyboards); Malcolm Foster (bass); Andy Duncan (percussion). Simple Minds' first '90s album is also the first album where the group is reduced to the duo of singer Jim Kerr and guitarist Charlie Burchill, plus backing musicians. Kerr and Burchill, always the band's musical core, handle the transition from band to duo with grace; REAL LIFE sounds more like a classic Simple Minds album than anything they'd released since 1984's UP ON THE CATWALK. In places, however, the resemblance is slightly too close. The single "Travelling Man" bears more than a little likeness to the 1984 hit "Waterfront"; even more blatantly, "Let the Children Speak" is simply the 1981 instrumental "Theme for Great Cities" with added new vocals and lyrics by Kerr. On the other hand, better that Kerr and Burchill plagiarized themselves than repeat the Springsteen-meets-U2 sound that marred 1989's STREET FIGHTING YEARS.
Reviews
Rolling Stone (6/13/91) - 2.5 Stars - Fair - "..sketches passing for songs ...what might have been the band's most cohesive record misses, if only by frustrating inches."

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