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    Robert Palmer - "Addictions" Volume I (1989) First U.S. Pressing **REPOST**

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    Robert Palmer - "Addictions" Volume I (1989) First U.S. Pressing **REPOST**

    Robert Palmer - "Addictions" Volume I (1989) First U.S. Pressing
    EAC Secure Rip | FLAC (Image + Cue + Log) - 351 MB | Complete Scans (Jpeg 600 dpi) - 158 MB | MP3 (CBR320 Kbps) - 127 MB
    Rock, Hard Rock, New Wave, Funk, Blue-Eyed Soul | Island Records | 7 91318-2 | 51:40 minutes | 5% WinRar Recovery | Hosted on: FilePost

    Addictions Volume I gathers a goodly chunk of indispensable singles and outstanding album cuts from Robert Palmer's Island Records tenure in the '70s and '80s, as well as his last smash, "Simply Irresistible," and Power Station's "Some Like it Hot." The set balances some of the biggest hits with songs that are less familiar but no less compelling. People who caught up with Palmer in the '80s will appreciate early tunes like the stellar "Every Kinda People. " A number of songs have seen some post-production polishing, but still remain sonically faithful to the originals, though a radically reworked version of the tricky "Woke Up Laughing" emphasizes a wholly new rhythm scheme. Sandwiched between hits like a remixed "Bad Case of Loving You" and Palmer's Number One smash, "Addicted to Love" is the hypnotic title track from "Pride," which demonstrates the singer's facility with African rhythms. Also included is a 20 page booklet where Robert Palmer talks in depth about each song and why the ones that are remixed, needed to be redone.

    Thanks in part to Robert Palmer's hand in the process of compiling Addictions, Vol. 1, this early best-of is a fine peek into the musical passions that made Palmer tick. The 13 songs that make up the collection are mostly first-rate, and at the very least they present to a newcomer the eclecticism and style that made Palmer so consistently interesting. Since its genesis was 1989, the highlighted albums are Palmer's Island releases from 1978 to 1988: Double Fun, Secrets, Clues, Maybe It's Live, Pride, Riptide, Heavy Nova, and the soundtrack to Sweet Lies. Appropriately, the thundering, menacing "Some Like It Hot" from the Power Station's debut is included, though it's somewhat of a mystery as to why the band's T. Rex cover, "Get It On (Bang a Gong)," doesn't make an appearance. Only that song and "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" seem like obvious omissions. The latter would appear on the remix-heavy Addictions, Vol. 2, but the former wouldn't appear on a career sampler until 1997's The Very Best of Robert Palmer. Otherwise, the collection is nearly perfect. "Addicted to Love" and its sort-of sequel, "Simply Irresistible," will placate U.S. fans who know Palmer mostly for his popular rock songs. "Pride," "Woke Up Laughing," and "What's It Take?" represent the one-time Bahamian citizen's dabbling in world music. The version of "Woke Up Laughing" included here is the 1988 edition, with its more upbeat and catchy tones. One could argue that the original 1979 version should have been included as well; the two would be paired together as one seamless track on 1998's fine world music collection Woke Up Laughing. Palmer's lo-fi period, when he experimented with sequencers and off-kilter rhythms, is represented by "Looking for Clues" and the essential, touching "Johnny & Mary." Making the package even more special are Palmer's personal notes about each song in the 18-page booklet included with the album. His love of music and dedication to his craft jump off the page and give a fascinating sense of context to each song in the collection. Addictions, Vol. 1 is about as addictive as popular music gets. Reviewed by Tim DiGravina allmusic.com

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    This rip, just like my rip of Robert Palmer's Addictions Volume 2, was ripped two times with EAC with the same result both times. The CD is in mint condition. The track 8 and the last track came up with the same error both times. I have ripped hundreds of CDs and have never come up with errors quite like these exhibit. It is your choice whether to take it or not but I personally listened to both of these tracks and never detected any audio defects of any kind. Thank you.


    01. Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor) (Re-Mix)
    02. Pride (Re-Mix)
    03. Addicted To Love (Re-Mix)
    04. Sweet Lies (From "Sweet Lies OST")
    05. Woke Up Laughing (Re-Make)
    06. Looking For Clues (Re-Mix)
    07. Some Guys Have All The Luck (From "Maybe It's Live")
    08. Some Like It Hot (From "The Power Station")
    09. What's It Take? (From "Secrets")
    10. Every Kinda People (Re-Mix)
    11. Johnny & Mary (From "Clues")
    12. Simply Irresistable (From "Heavy Nova")
    13. Style Kills (From "Maybe It's Live")


    Album Released: 1989


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    DR14 0.00 dB -15.39 dB 4:25 03-Addicted To Love (Re-Mix)
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    Number of tracks: 13
    Official DR value: DR13

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    Robert Palmer - "Addictions" Volume I (1989) First U.S. Pressing **REPOST**

    Ripped and Scanned from the Stadium Studios Library July 2012
    5% WinRar Recovery