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The Art of Noise - In Visible Silence (CD)

In Visible Silence
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Album Details: In Visible Silence

Release Date:01/01/1986
UPC:752790101626

Track List: In Visible Silence

  1. Opus 4
  2. Paranoimia
  3. Eye of a Needle
  4. Legs
  5. Slip of the Tongue
  6. Backbeat
  1. Instruments of Darkness (All of ...
  2. Peter Gunn
  3. Camilla: The Old, Old Story
  4. Chameleon's Dish
  5. Beatback
  6. Peter Gunn [Extended Version]

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  • Overall:

    Music:

    Excellent Sophomore Effort

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Sep 22, 2004

    Pros: Everything!

    Cons: None

    On this album the Art Of Noise continued to live up to its namesake: taking noise and making it a form of art! Opus 4 sounds very sweet and soothing, even though it's over right after it starts. Paranoimia is a definite favorite. It has a really ...nice beat and just sounds plain wierd! Eye Of A Needle works the exact same way! Legs -- very danceable; I even tried to mix this record with alot of the House records that were coming out of Chicago in 1986 (what an experiment). Slip Of The Tounge was the other reason I tried to mix these seemingly unrelated forms of music - awsome sound effects! Backbeat sounds more retrospective and laid back. Instruments Of Darkness -- what a song! It is semi-political and yet still funky. Peter Gunn -- doesn't compare to the original 1960's version, but with the AON interpretation you really can't go wrong. Camilla-The Old, Old, Story has to be the best song on the album. Once again the AON showcses the ability to make a serious musical composition; slow records tend to be the best testing grounds. The Chameleon's Dish is more of a concept song, and it is very slick. Beatback...well, I'll leave that one for you to figure out (clue: reprise).If you're not careful you may find yourself playing this album repeatedly. It's excellent! Read more Less

  • Overall:

    Five stars. Period.

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Sep 20, 1999

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  • All Music Guide

    AON hit their stride with the release of this record, while showing their colors in the choices of material -- while the usual offbeat AON elements were present, so was "Peter Gunn," with Duane Eddy guesting on guitar. Another AON hit, "Legs," was present, as was the original version of "Paranoimia," enhanced in its single versions by the addition of routines from Max Headroom performed by Matt Frewer, who would later play the digital ding-a-ling on a short-lived TV series. The Frewer versions replaced the original on some pressings, including the original CD, but the original version has since been restored, with both Frewer versions now confined to best-of collections.

    - Steven McDonald, All Music Guide

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Biography

The Art of Noise

Anne Dudley, Gary Langan, and Paul Morley were members of producer Trevor Horn's in-house studio band in the early '80s before they formed Art of Noise, a techno-pop group whose music was an amalgam of studio gimmickry, tape splicing, and synthesized beats. The Art of Noise took material from a variety of sources: hip-hop, rock, jazz, RB, traditional pop, found sounds, ... Read more