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Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring - Special Edition (12" Vinyl + DVD-Audio disc of the album 96kHz/24 bit LPCM stereo mix)
Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring - Special Edition (12" Vinyl + DVD-Audio disc of the album 96kHz/24 bit LPCM stereo mix)
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Posted 28 August 2023

Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring - Special Edition (12" Vinyl + DVD-Audio disc of the album 96kHz/24 bit LPCM stereo mix)

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The most excellent 3rd album from Talk Talk.

Heavyweight 180gm vinyl LP pressing including a DVD-Audio disc containing the album delivered as a 96kHz/24 bit LPCM stereo mix.. Digitally remastered edition of this 1986 album from the British outfit. While their first two albums were commercially successful, the color of Spring found the band moving towards a more sophisticated and mature sound. Features the hit 'Life's What You Make It'.

Track Listings
Disc: 1 1 Happiness Is Easy 2 I Don't Believe In You 3 Life's What You Make It 4 April 5th 5 Living In Another World 6 Give It Up 7 Chameleon Day 8 Time It's Time
Disc: 2 1 Happiness Is Easy 2 I Don't Believe In You 3 Life's What You Make It 4 April 5th 5 Living In Another World 6 Give It Up 7 Chameleon Day 8 Time It's Time 9 It's Getting Late In The Evening

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  1. myspace's avatar
    Seeing them live in the 80s was one if the best mudicsl experiences of my life. Hope you enjoy this album in great quality. I have some original albums and 12" singles I must find s good home for.
    calenture's avatar
    Sadly never got to see them live but the Montreux 86 concert on YouTube is brilliant
  2. Rustybucket's avatar
    Easily in my top 10 of albums ever made.

    The sad and untimely demise of Mark Hollis was a terrible loss.
    warren321's avatar
    Incredibly good singer.
  3. baldygreg's avatar
    Thank you - just purchased

    Coincidentally I heard this album for the first time last week as part of the 1001 Album Generator app and I love it
    andywedge's avatar
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    It's excellent. Seek out Spirit of Eden & Laughing Stock too.
  4. calenture's avatar
    Best album of the 80s for me
    Keefy68's avatar
    Definitely ‘up there’ for sure. Sounds as fresh now as groundbreaking then.  They peaked with this one. The later albums (and I have them all) were increasingly self-indulgent meandering experiments/sound collages that got the critics all-afroth, but left me increasingly cold. But the tunes are rock solid here. Timeless. 
  5. DunDunFather's avatar
    They should have stuck to making music, I had their broadband a few years ago it was garbage.
  6. warren321's avatar
    Can't argue with anything said here. I still have the cassette which I bought when this album was released. Was a bit sophisticated for a 16yo boy but I knew it was great at the time and time has been very kind to this wonderful work.
  7. BlueNoseGers's avatar
    fantastic album, a band which were well ahead of their time..
  8. JamesB83's avatar
    Fantastic album, fantastic band. Do check out the following two albums that came after this too.
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