Dance pop for the digital age with a Caribbean breeze blowing through it.
A fusion of reggae, pop and electro, this is Eddie Grant's breakthrough work and a symbol of early 80's crossover.
"Killer On The Rampage" from 1982 made Eddie Grant's name known to the world. His signature song "Electric Avenue" is a shocking hit that combines digital beats with reggae backing rhythms. Its sense of balance, which is dance floor-friendly while carrying a political message, highlights his unique production sense. Other songs on the album, such as "War Party" and "I Don't Wanna Dance," are pop yet profound, making this a timeless album.
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Electric Avenue
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I Don't Wanna Dance
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3)
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It's All In You
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War Party
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Funky Rock 'N' Roll
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Killer On The Rampage
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Too Young To Fall
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3)
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Latin Love Affair
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Another Revolutionary
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Drop Baby Drop
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Arranged By, Written-By, Producer - Eddy Grant
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Engineer - Frank Agarrat
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Design - Shoot That Tiger!
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Photography By - Simon Fowler (2)
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Liner Notes [Insert] - 大伴良則
