The Art Of Noise - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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The Art Of Noise - In Visible Silence [Chrysalis Records BFV 41528] (14 April 1986)

Dynamic Range Released: 14 April 1986
Country: US
Label: Chrysalis Records
Catalog: BFV 41528
Genre: Electronic

Item# SR-CHBFV41528
Ratings: C=VG-; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Opus 4
02 Paranoimia
03 Eye Of A Needle
04 Legs
05 Slip Of The Tongue
06 Backbeat
07 Instruments Of Darkness
08 Peter Gunn
09 Camilla-The Old, Old Story
10 The Chameleon's Dish
11 Beatback

In Visible Silence
The Art Of Noise

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Album Review

Steven McDonald [allmusic.com]

AON hit their stride with the release of this record, while showing their colors in the choices of material -- while the usual offbeat AON elements were present, so was ''Peter Gunn,'' with Duane Eddy guesting on guitar. Another AON hit, ''Legs,'' was present, as was the original version of ''Paranoimia,'' enhanced in its single versions by the addition of routines from Max Headroom performed by Matt Frewer, who would later play the digital ding-a-ling on a short-lived TV series. The Frewer versions replaced the original on some pressings, including the original CD, but the original version has since been restored, with both Frewer versions now confined to best-of collections.