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Related: About this forumHey Saint Peter - Flash and the Pan
A quirky, but interesting, New Wave piece.
"Hey, Saint Peter, before you ring your bell,
I've been down in New York town,
Done my time in Hell,
Done my time in Hell.
I was never a big fan of new-wave stuff, but this one sort of tripped my trigger.
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lastlib
Nov 6
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It's a wonderful energetic piece that is under-rated and thus hardly known. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 6
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Bernardo de La Paz
(60,320 posts)1. It's a wonderful energetic piece that is under-rated and thus hardly known. . . . nt
lastlib
(27,153 posts)3. I think that energy, and that staccato beat, was what I liked about it!
Not to mention that it kinda captured how I was feeling in the days when I first heard it.
Shambala
(237 posts)2. That was the first album i ever bought!!!
I still have it and it was the first album i played when I had my old turntable refurbished about a year ago.
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lastlib
(27,153 posts)4. Wow, that's cool!
When I first heard it, I was in college, broke. Had neither the money nor the time to shop much for albums, so when I had spendable money, I had to be pretty selective about what I bought, and this one never quite made the cut. By the time I had the money, I couldn't easily find the album, so it was many years before I ran across it on a hits CD (which I still have).
ProfessorGAC
(75,248 posts)5. Always Liked That Song
Interesting arrangement & the combination of synths & real strings make it big & lush.
Very cool.