Does anyone care about Erasure?!

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#21

This album (Chorus) is incredible. I heard that they went back to using older analog gear and sequencers for it.

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#22

Went to my first nightclub in Christmas 88, dancing to Stop ! Good memories :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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#23

Yeah from what I remember he also created all the drum sounds on analog synths, no drum machines on that album

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#25

Was that when he was living in Maine?

#26

I remember when I was at college there was only 1 guy who wore an erasure t shirt. I thought heā€™s cool need to get to know him, turns out he was a synth guy and we ended up best mates and formed a band together.

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#27

I think the hut was Maine but the other studio is Brooklyn where he lives now

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#28

I :heart: Erasure!!!

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#29

Do I care about Erasure?

Ooooh, sometimes.

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#30

Actually, as an ā€˜80s teen I loved ā€˜emā€¦and still do.

#31

I do like a bit of Erasure :smiley:

#32

Erasure is dope saw them live in the early 90ā€™s chains of love oh lā€™amour great jams!

#33

Post-Yazoo and proto-Erasure

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#34

Depeche Mode and Yazoo - big yes.

Erasure - no.

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#35

Iā€™d forgotten Vince Clarke had collaborated with Fergal Sharkey.

Seems strange to think thereā€™s only one degree of separation between Mr Clarke andā€¦

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#36

Was only a kid when I first got into them but yeah loved Erasure & PSB.

Played Yahoo over and overā€¦

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#37

ā€˜Love to hate youā€™ one of the first singles I bought on tape as a kid back when it was in the charts :grinning:

#38

I like to imagine this thread was created by the dude from Erasure.

#39

I would never do that.

#40

This is what got me onto Erasure other than a childhood filled with 80s music:

I spent so much time playing this, and the original. Used to sing it with mates whilst under the influence. Good times. :smiley:

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