Hands Of Love - Wall Of Voodoo - Call Of The West (Vinyl, LP, Album)

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Download Hands Of Love - Wall Of Voodoo - Call Of The West (Vinyl, LP, Album)
1982
Label: I.R.S. Records - ILP 25167,I.R.S. Records - 25167 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic, Rock • Style: New Wave


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9 thoughts on “ Hands Of Love - Wall Of Voodoo - Call Of The West (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

  1. Gorn
    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Call Of The West on Discogs. Label: Illegal Records (2) - ILP,Illegal Records (2) - ILP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave/5(10).
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  2. Gardazshura
    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Call Of The West on Discogs. Label: I.R.S. Records - ELPS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Australia & New Zealand • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave/5(14).
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  3. Tokus
    Label: Illegal Records (2) - ELPS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: New Zealand • Genre: Rock • Style: New Wave Wall Of Voodoo - Call Of The West (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore3/5(1).
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  4. Dounris
    Oct 01,  · referencing Call Of The West, LP, Album, R -, SP In reference to all of the Wall of Voodoo albums “Mexican Radio” nearly always comes to mind when anyone speaks of Wall Of Voodoo, a group whose music is laced with tension, a bit of nervous apprehension, even paranoia, all set to a driving synth, spurred on by the, dare I say /5().
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  5. Tygolrajas
    Wall Of Voodoo's "Call Of The West" is an album that admittedly took me a long time to get into. I bought it since I loved their hit "Mexican Radio", and although the rest of the songs aren't as good as this one you'll grow to love them in time (they're more interesting than catchy)/5(84).
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  6. Tetaxe
    Wall Of Voodoo's "Call Of The West" is an album that admittedly took me a long time to get into. I bought it since I loved their hit "Mexican Radio", and although the rest of the songs aren't as good as this one you'll grow to love them in time (they're more interesting than catchy)/5(80).
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  7. Kigataxe
    Oct 01,  · In reference to all of the Wall of Voodoo albums “Mexican Radio” nearly always comes to mind when anyone speaks of Wall Of Voodoo, a group whose music is laced with tension, a bit of nervous apprehension, even paranoia, all set to a driving synth, spurred on by the, dare I say, unique vocals of Stan Ridgway/5().
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  8. Vudolrajas
    Wall of Voodoo's second full-length album, Call of the West, was a noticeably more approachable work than their debut, Dark Continent, and it even scored a fluke hit single, "Mexican Radio," a loopy little number about puzzled American tourists that's easily the catchiest thing on the mauventthifoljawel.micquikeyvilsimpbarerinalfitire.co while Wall of Voodoo's textures had gotten a bit less abrasive with time, the band's oddball minor 9/
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