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    Daniel Amos — Vox Humana cover

    Daniel Amos

    Vox Humana

    (1984)

    Reviewed by scary guy

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    Label Refuge RecordsSalt #15March/April 1993
    new wavesynth pop

    It's here--Vox Humana on CD. For all you Daniel Amos fans, this is a classic. This was originally released in 1984 & here it is again. Techno-pop in the Devo vein but not as nerdy. 12 songs here & all of 'em are way cool. This features such classics such as "Travelog", "Home Permanent", "Dance Stop", "The Incredible Shrinking Man", & the David Bowie sounding "Sanctuary". Other favorites of mine include "She's All Heart", "As The World Turns", "It's Sick", "Live And Let Live" & "William Blake". The only downfall to this re-release is that there are no liner notes or enfold to the CD whatsoever. What a bummer! Needless to say, go buy this as soon as you can because it's already the 90's & we still haven't got our rocket packs, but we can get Vox Humana on CD.

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