03. My Bloody Valentine - Cupid Come

03. The Sundays - Folk Song

1. Duck Walk, Duck Soup….00:00 2. Teacher's Pet….02:13 3. Purple Suede Shoes….04:21 4. Sunshine, Lollipops And Rainbow….07:31 5. Memories of Schooldays….09:28 6. Mambo Schoolyard….12:28 7. Midnight Shuffle….15:59 8. Mood For A Rainy Day….18:01 9. Adult Oriented Cha-Cha….21:18 10. I'll See Ya Guys On Saturday Night, Right 10. Adult Oriented Cha-Cha….23:29 11. Poolside Lesson….26:14 12. Something For Miss Model Girl….28:22 13. Memories of Schooldays (Reprise)….31:40 14. Spacemen On The Schoolyard….34:12

***“Electronic”*** were an English alternative dance supergroup formed by ***”[New Order](https://cutt.ly/dnd6Xb2)”*** singer and guitarist ***[Bernard Sumner](https://cutt.ly/dnd6Hip)*** and ex-***”[Smiths](https://cutt.ly/znd6JB2)”*** guitarist ***[Johnny Marr](https://cutt.ly/ond6KSI)***. Inspired by contemporary dance music like Italo house and acts such as ***"[Technotronic](https://cutt.ly/2nfwO67)"***, their initial concept was to release white label records on ***”Factory”*** and remain an anonymous entity, in contrast to their considerable reputations with The Smiths and New Order. The fruits of this union became ***"Getting Away with It"***, Electronic's debut single which was released in December 1989 and sold around a quarter of a million copies. After this success, Sumner and Marr took a more commercial direction, blending synthesizers, guitars and analogue technology while retaining the template of contemporary alternative rock. After the band's released self-titled debut studio album critic's said that there we had a pretty 1990s sort of a record, where each song crammed with elaborate Europop details and merits a treatise - simply a 100% pure distillation of Marr and Sumner's respective talents. By the time the full combination of gentle keyboards, crisp rhythms, and the gentle, reflective chorus comes to bear, though, everything feels just great. Perhaps understandably ***”Electronic”*** leans much more toward ***”New Order”*** than the ***”Smiths”*** - Marr had already proven his desire to work in dance-crossover since his previous band's breakup, while Sumner's immediately recognizable, melancholic vocals call to mind New Order's rich history. The two essential songwriters of the previous decade laying down the gauntlet and proving that their union could not only match eighteen months of anticipation from critics and listeners alike, but surpass it with every nuanced, deadly note. ***”Reality”*** is the second song on band’s self-titled album, “[Electronic](https://cutt.ly/LnfWIe1)”, released in May 1991 on the ***"[Factory](https://cutt.ly/OnfwVcp)"*** label. *** ***"Electronic"*** info: **[Official](https://cutt.ly/dndwdY4)** **/** **[Unofficial 1](https://cutt.ly/Fnfe5S4)** **/** **[Unofficial 2](https://cutt.ly/BnfruHZ)** **/** **[Wikipedia](https://cutt.ly/nndwy7E)** **/** **[AllMusic](https://cutt.ly/3ndwb2I)** **/** **[Discogs](https://cutt.ly/ZndwiMc)** **/** **[Spotify]( https://cutt.ly/Vndwlor)** **/** **[Facebook](https://cutt.ly/2ndwp9I)** **/** **[YouTube](https://cutt.ly/HndwjY3)** **/** **[Twitter](https://cutt.ly/BndwssL)** **/** **[Lyrics]( https://cutt.ly/GndwWtt)** *** More ***"Electronic"*** **Organism Star** candy: **"Electronic"** / ***[Raise the Pressure](https://cutt.ly/YnfWCDI)*** **"Electronic"** / ***[Twisted Tenderness](https://cutt.ly/1nfWMLx)*** More ***"Electronic"-like*** **Organism Star** candy: **"New Order"** / ***[Movement](https://cutt.ly/jnelmeX)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Power Corruption Lies](https://cutt.ly/jnelmeX)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Low Life](https://cutt.ly/Jnevex1)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Brotherhood](https://cutt.ly/2nevyox)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Technique](https://cutt.ly/2nevyox)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Republic](https://cutt.ly/VnevfAY)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Get Ready](https://cutt.ly/6nevj06)*** **"New Order"** / ***[Waiting For The Sirens Call](https://cutt.ly/Inevxpz)*** *** > **[Organism Star Official](https://organismstar.wordpress.com/)** / Complete *Organism Star* LBRY Archive!