Thomas Dolby - The Flat Earth (40th Anniversary Edition) (2024)

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Title: The Flat Earth (40th Anniversary Edition)
Year Of Release: 1984
Label: Echo
Genre: Pop Rock, Synth-Pop, New Wave
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 02:02:36
Total Size: 287 / 736 MB
WebSite:

Tracklist:

1. Dissidents (2009 Remastered Version) (4:56)
2. The Flat Earth (2009 Remastered Version) (6:41)
3. Screen Kiss (2009 Remastered Version) (5:36)
4. White City (2009 Remastered Version) (5:23)
5. Mulu The Rain Forest (2009 Remastered Version) (4:56)
6. I Scare Myself (2009 Remastered Version) (5:40)
7. Hyperactive! (2009 Remastered Version) (4:13)
8. Get Out Of My Mix (Dolby's Cube) (2009 Remastered Version) (4:44)
9. Puppet Theatre (2009 Remastered Version) (4:15)
10. Dissidents (The Search For Truth Part 1) (2009 Remastered Version) (7:16)
11. Hyperactive! (Heavy Breather Subversion) (5:06)
12. May The Cube Be With You (3:49)
13. Don't Turn Away (feat. Cherry Bomb) (5:00)
14. The Devil Is An Englishman (2009 Remastered Version) (3:31)
15. Puppet Theatre (Alternative Version) (4:21)
16. Dissidents (LP Edit) [2009 Remastered Version] (3:51)
17. I Scare Myself (Edit) [2009 Remastered Version] (4:59)
18. Therapy/Growth (Demo) (4:06)
19. Audio Lecture/White City (8:12)
20. Marseille (Live On Tour, 1984) (4:42)
21. I Scare Myself (Live on Tour, 1984) (5:37)
22. New Toy (4:23)
23. Dissidents (Live) (4:48)
24. The Flat Earth (Live from The Sole Inhabitant) (6:47)

Thomas Dolby’s iconic album The Flat Earth, released in February 1984 will celebrate it’s 40th anniversary in 2024! The album is his second studio album and features hit singles “Hyperactive!”, “I Scare Myself” and “Dissidents”.

The Flat Earth peaked at #14 on the UK Albums Chart. The first single from the album was “Hyperactive!”, which peaked at No. 17 in the UK Singles Chart, making it Dolby’s highest-charting single in his home country. Second and third singles, “I Scare Myself” and “Dissidents“, peaked at #46 and #90, respectively. The album charted at #35 in America.




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