The Normal - T.V.O.D. / Warm Leatherette mp3

Performer: The Normal
Title: T.V.O.D. / Warm Leatherette
Country: UK
Catalog Number: MUTE 001
Label: Mute
Released: Oct 1978
Style: New Wave, Minimal
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 666

Normal Mute New Wave Minimal 1978

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Tracklist

1	Warm Leatherette
2	T.V.O.D.

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
9045-2, 724596904527	The Normal	Warm Leatherette / T.V.O.D. ‎(CD, Single, RE)	Mute, Mute	9045-2, 724596904527	US	Unknown
SRE 1044	The Normal	T.V.O.D. ‎(7", Single, Mono, Promo)	Sire	SRE 1044	US	1978
SRE 1044	The Normal	T.V.O.D. / Warm Leatherette ‎(7", Single)	Sire	SRE 1044	US	1978
9045-2, 724596904527	The Normal	Warm Leatherette / T.V.O.D. ‎(CD, Single, RE)	Mute, Mute	9045-2, 724596904527	US	Unknown
INT 826.919, CD Mute 001	The Normal	Warm Leatherette ‎(CD, Mini, Single, RE)	Intercord, Mute	INT 826.919, CD Mute 001	Germany	1989

Credits

Design [Uncredited] – Simone Grant
Photography By – Motor Industry Research Association
Plated By – MAX
Written-By – Miller

Notes

[Sleeve]
"....feel the steering wheel...."
"....stick the aerial into...."

dp delga press limited

16 Decoy Avenue London N.W 11 England
Sole distributors ROUGH TRADE RECORDS

[Labels]
© 1978 mute records

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Label side A): MUTE 001A
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): MUTE 001B
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): MUTE-001-A LYN-6023-ISC MAX
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): MUTE-001-B LYN-6024-ISC MAX

Companies

Copyright (c) – Mute Records
Printed By – Delga Press Limited
Distributed By – Rough Trade Records
Mastered At – The Sound Clinic
Pressed By – Lyntone Recordings Ltd. – LYN-6023
Pressed By – Lyntone Recordings Ltd. – LYN-6024

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Album

Warm Leatherette is a song by Daniel Miller's project The Normal, released in 1978. The lyrics of Warm Leatherette reference J. Ballard's controversial 1973 novel Crash, which had heavily influenced Daniel Miller. Together with his college friend, he had worked on a film script based on the book, but after the project was abandoned, Miller decided to write a song encapsulating in 2 and a half minutes. The song was recorded in Miller's apartment using two Revox B-77 tape machines. Текст песни: See the breaking glass In the underpass See the breaking glass In the Normal. Warm Leatherette. PIAS, WMG от лица компании Mute LatinAutor, Abramus Digital, ASCAP, Wise Music Group, LatinAutor - PeerMusic, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc. и другие авторские общества 5. The Normal. Daniel Miller. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. is no slouch either, commanding the tube owner to cut to the chase and stick the aerial antenna into their arm. The Normal - T. Warm Leatherette 1978. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album The Normal - T. desade markiz. warm leatherette отличнайтрек Loading. Top artists. 7763 songs. Король и Шут. Released October 1978. Warm Leatherette Tracklist. Warm Leatherette Lyrics. About . Warm Leatherette Q&A. Listen free to The Normal Warm Leatherette, . Do you know any background info about this album Start the wiki. The Normal is the recording artist name used by Daniel Miller, who is best known as the founder and owner of the record label Mute Records. Although Miller founded Mute with the intention of releasing his own music, he only ever released one 7 vinyl single under the name The Normal, namely Warm Leatherette. in 1978. Released: Jan 1978. Label: Mute. Latest albums by The Normal. Well, warm Leatherette is a classic, but not at all a chart hit. So it went out of the catalog - Later on they found out what happened and came to the conclusion, that it was a bad idea to delete Mute founder Daniel Millers own and very first release. So Warm Leatherette. was rereleases with new . not only on vinyl but also on CD. A truely oggers-fairytale Responder Notifícame 3 Helpful. The Normal - . Warm Leatherette 1978 FULL ALBUM 6:17. Listas Añadir a la Lista. Uropress' All-Time Favorite Singles por uropress

Reviews (10)

Duzshura

My labels for this are on the wrong way round too!

Survivors

A true classic. Minimalistic, monotone and simple, but oh so effictive when it comes to making people a) dance and b) become curious. Both songs hits me every time I listen, but it's T.V.O.D. that forever will be the top masterpiece to me.

LeXXXuS

how can we know this is the first pressing of this record, that has been repressed so many times, please?

Tetaian

Original 1978 Release had TVOD as The A Side but the Mute 001 had been Repressed with Warm Leatherette as the A side As it in Time was getting more Club play on the Dance floor at the Time

MarF

A dear friend of mine once wrote - "It is amazing what can be done with only one tone". The record itself sounds amazing in every bit as if an accidental outcome over one's desire to create an all electronic single after years of fascination with the likes of Kraftwerk. As with The Cure's Camus study in 'Killing an Arab', 'Warm Leatherette' sumarises J. G. Ballard in merely couple of minutes. The flipside of 'TVOD' is another astonishing instant, mass irony over mass consumerism. An accomplishment by minimalism that even works as a pop record. Even though it never tried to sound like one. I wonder if the guy ever tried to stick the aerial. A synth masterpiece that still works. Grab it.

Yla

This is the single which started MUTE records, and has been re-released twice on CD by MUTE. After releasing this, Daniel Miller, aka The Normal, focused mainly on the MUTE label, with various small excursions back into music-making over the years.

Unnis

This must be the most irritating monotone song ever. However this was in the late '70's, so I guess it was a milestone then. The song was covered by many artists, most notable: Grace Jones.

Dianaghma

Tend to agree. It gets tremendous praise but I have to wonder how many people actually give the A-side a second listen. It's a bit too monotonous for its own good (even a one-finger synth line would have been welcome). Definitely a period piece and "of its time", but holds only a nostalgic value these days (unlike other early synth singles like "Unted", "Being boiled", "Private plane" etc). The B-side, on the other hand, is great and deserves much more prise than its overrated companion.

Grillador

Must had an effect on you since your here bitchin' about it. It WAS meant to be primitive and simplistic that was the whole focus and it accomplished that feat with high accolades!If Grace Jones covered that tune that just is how significant it is!

Authis

And what a rubbish attempt Grace Jones made of it!... Although she's always been abit hit and miss hasnt she... The original though is a classic... I get the feeling you are not into monotone vocals ie Anne Clark haha.. I dare say 101-Rock To The Beat would really push you over the edge! ;)