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Toyah - Prostitute (1988)

vom: 15.09.2023

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Toyah Willcox (* 18. Mai 1958 in Kings Heath, Birmingham, England) ist eine britische S�ngerin und Schauspielerin. Besonders hervorstechend war ihr extravagantes �u�ere. Schrillbuntes Make-Up und Kleider mit immer neuen, verr�ckten Haarschnitten.
Sie hatte aber auch eine sehr exotische Musik kreiiert, die �ber puren Punk weit hinausging. Mit ihrer au�ergew�hnlichen Stimme war sie in der Punk-Rock-Szene sehr popul�r
und 1982 wurde sie bei den British Rock and Pop Awards zur besten S�ngerin gew�hlt.

Prostitute is the third solo album by British singer Toyah Willcox. It is a concept album, highly experimental in nature, marking a considerable divergence from Toyah's previous works. It was inspired particularly by the scrutiny her recent marriage to Robert Fripp was under in the press, which made her feel that she "had gone from all-powerful artist to invisible woman". The album is filled with fairly simple structures, enhanced with textured but simple percussion, enticing vocals, and consistent, steady rhythms. At times, as on "The Show," "Homecraft," and "Restless," Willcox's voice and music sound incredibly like Kate Bush's; even the arrangements and harmonies are reminiscent of Kate's. At other times, a Laurie Anderson quality surfaces, particularly in the occasional spare passage and spoken-word vocal presentation. "Falling to Earth" gives a nod to Bowie (even in its title), and the upbeat, bouncy "Ghosts in the Universe" sounds suspiciously similar to the Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian." In addition, sounds that bring to mind Adrian Belew are peppered throughout the album. To top off this hybridized mix, husband Robert Fripp appears uncredited on the opening and closing tracks: His voice is heard in wacky dialogue with Toyah's on "Hello," and that unmistakable Fripp guitar adorns "Ghosts in the Universe."

[color=#FF0000]Hello	1:20
Prostitute	2:58
Wife	3:46
The Show	2:45
Dream House	4:29
Homecraft	2:02
Obsession	3:44
Let The Power Bleed	4:43
Restless	4:05
Falling To Earth	3:26
Jazz Singers In The Trees	4:52
Vale Of Evesham	2:50
Ghosts In The Universe	3:55[/color]

VBR 249-275

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