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Тексты песен Thinkman

Thinkman - A Slow Game
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Thinkman - Bad Angel
10 часа назад 198,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - Best Adventures
13 часа назад 202,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - Dance Yourself Sane
1 день назад 204,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - Legend
1 день назад 223,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - Never A Tear
11 часа назад 218,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - The Challenge
17 часа назад 187,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - The Conflict
16 часа назад 195,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - The Days Of A Champion
17 часа назад 196,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - The Ecstasy Of Free Thought
14 часа назад 198,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - The Formula
17 часа назад 202,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - There Shines Our Promised Land
16 часа назад 208,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - Voices In Local Time
11 часа назад 203,00 (не задано)
Thinkman - Walking On My Shadow`s Head
14 часа назад 211,00 (не задано)

Информация о артисте

Thinkman was an electro-pop-rock band of the late 1980s and early 1990s which acted as a vehicle for singer/songwriter/producer Rupert Hine.

Their first appearance was on the soundtrack to Savage Steve Holland's first feature film "Better Off Dead". Thinkman was conceived about a year before as a 'front' for producer Rupert Hine following his three solo albums in the first half of the 1980s. The three other band members that appeared with Hine both on their videos and limited live performances were actors.

Rupert Hine and his collaborator, Jeannette-Thérese Obstoj, had originally planned a feature film that coincided with Rupert Hine's signing to Island Records. In the original script here were some 40 Thinkman in total, and their role was that of media terrorists. Reportedly the budget spiraled and it was felt prudent to put the movie on hold and start by releasing the 'soundtrack' first. The album was called 'The Formula' and it became one of Rupert Hine's best-sellers. Whilst the actors made no appearance on the album, Jamie West-Oram from The Fixx and Stewart Copeland from The Police did. Guest vocals on the title track from one of Rupert Hine's favorite artists at the time, Lisa Dalbello, from Canada.

The second album, 'Life is a Full Time Occupation', was released two years later. Accompanied by the same actors for both visuals and promotion, the album was a hybrid between the modd of 'The Formula' and a 'dance' energy arrangement. The lyrical content was also split between the 'media-terrorist' songs and something altogether lighter.

The third and final album, 'Hard Hat Zone', took several further steps away from the origins of the band and became effectively a Rupert Hine solo album. Though one video was made with the same cast, the 'look' no longer worked. Lyrically, the songs were mostly reflective of environmental issues from the title track's reference to the state of the planet to an ode to the plight of the whales entitled 'November Whale'. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.