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ªª▓              Ripper      : D2H Army               Genre        : Electronic/New Wave/Synthpop    ▓ªª
ªª▓              Supplier    : D2H Army               Release Date : 24-01-2009                      ▓ªª
ªª▓              Source      : CDDA                   Year         : 1991                            ▓ªª
ªª▓              Type        : Album                  Tracks       : 11                              ▓ªª
ªª▓              Encoder     : Lame 3.97              Quality      : VBRkbps/44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo    ▓ªª
ªª▓              Label       : Beehive Trading Ltd    Catalog #    : BEECD 2                         ▓ªª
ªª▓              Url         : www.anneclarkofficial.com                                             ▓ªª
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ªª▓   01   Contact                                                                      (02:01)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   02   Sleeper In Metropolis                                                        (04:04)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   03   Poem For A Nuclear Romance                                                   (02:48)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   04   Wallies                                                                      (04:10)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   05   Lover Audition                                                               (02:16)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   06   Poets Turmoil No. 364                                                        (02:54)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   07   Echoes Remain Forever                                                        (03:31)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   08   All Night Party                                                              (04:15)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   09   Pandoras Box                                                                 (02:39)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   10   Feel                                                                         (03:57)      ▓ªª
ªª▓   11   The Last Emotion                                                             (03:12)      ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Anne Clark was born in Croydon, South London on May 14th 1960 to an Irish mother and a         ▓ªª
ªª▓   Scottish father. She left school at sixteen. The constraints of her school education however   ▓ªª
ªª▓   couldn't quash her voracious appetite for music, books,an inquisitiveness and practical need   ▓ªª
ªª▓   to be involved with the world around her.                                                      ▓ªª
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ªª▓   She took a number of jobs including working as a care assistant in a psychiatric hospital      ▓ªª
ªª▓   and then taking a job at Bonaparte Records, a local independent record store and label.This    ▓ªª
ªª▓   indeed was good timing! The punk rock scene was just about to explode into life in London.     ▓ªª
ªª▓   With her need for communication and disregard of formal institutions, along with so many       ▓ªª
ªª▓   people at the time, punk led the way to a whole new approach for dealing with music, arts,     ▓ªª
ªª▓   society itself.At that time anything and everything seemed possible.                           ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Next door to Bonapartes was the Warehouse Theatre, another independent venture that was        ▓ªª
ªª▓   constantly under threat of closure due to lack of finances. For 18 months Anne went to them    ▓ªª
ªª▓   with the idea of putting on shows/acts that were emerging from the punk and new wave scene.    ▓ªª
ªª▓   Not only bands like The Damned, Siouxsie and The Banshees and Generation X were part of the    ▓ªª
ªª▓   local scene but there were numerous theatre, comedy,poetry and dance projects filtering        ▓ªª
ªª▓   through. At first the theatre bosses were terrified of having leather clad, pierced punk       ▓ªª
ªª▓   rockers swarming over the Warehouse but eventually they conceded and Anne worked as an         ▓ªª
ªª▓   unpaid administrator there for almost 2 years - selling out nights at the theatre featuring    ▓ªª
ªª▓   acts such as Paul Weller, Linton Kwesi-Johnson, French & Saunders, The Durutti Column, Ben     ▓ªª
ªª▓   Watt etc etc...                                                                                ▓ªª
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ªª▓   All the while Anne was experimenting with music and text and made her own debut performance    ▓ªª
ªª▓   at Richard Strange's Cabaret Futura in London along with Depeche Mode. She was also            ▓ªª
ªª▓   co-editing Paul Weller's Riot Stories publishing company which the Jam front man had set up    ▓ªª
ªª▓   to promote the work of young writers who were otherwise going ignored by the mainstream        ▓ªª
ªª▓   publishing houses. As a result of this the publishers Faber collected an anthology of young    ▓ªª
ªª▓   writers work and issued it under the title Hard Lines which went on to be re-pressed 3         ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Anne was also involved in a number of television projects including programmes for the BBC     ▓ªª
ªª▓   and a film for Channel 4, Sketch For Someone, which she wrote the script for and which         ▓ªª
ªª▓   contained contributions from Patrik Fitzgerald and The Durutti Column.                         ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Anne's songwriting experiments came to fruition with the release of her first album The        ▓ªª
ªª▓   Sitting Room in 1982. This featured collaborations with Dominic Appleton, latterly of This     ▓ªª
ªª▓   Mortal Coil and Breathless.                                                                    ▓ªª
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ªª▓   During her time at the Warehouse Anne met David Harrow, co-writer on her second album          ▓ªª
ªª▓   Changing Places in 1983, Joined Up Writing in 1984 and Hopeless Cases in 1987. Anne and        ▓ªª
ªª▓   David's curiosity with keyboards, synths and samplers led them to create songs and sounds      ▓ªª
ªª▓   that would provide blueprints for the electronic music of the 80s and 90s - Sleeper In         ▓ªª
ªª▓   Metropolis........Our Darkness...                                                              ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Never putting limits on her means of expression Anne also experimented with very different     ▓ªª
ªª▓   sounds, exploring many musical styles, from jazz to folk to classical. These elements play     ▓ªª
ªª▓   an even greater role in Anne's work today. The popularity of Anne's work grew and grew in      ▓ªª
ªª▓   Europe and North America whilst the ideals that had seemed so strong in England either just    ▓ªª
ªª▓   faded away or were bought out by the multi-national globalisation of the music scene. Europe   ▓ªª
ªª▓   still (just about!!) manages to maintain a music audience that is not dictated to by the       ▓ªª
ªª▓   media and where there is room and consideration given to EVERY kind of music.                  ▓ªª
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ªª▓   1985 saw the release of Pressure Points and a collaboration with John Foxx, the founder of     ▓ªª
ªª▓   Ultravox. In 1986 she began working and writing with classically trained pianist Charlie       ▓ªª
ªª▓   Morgan and as well as joining her on her first US tour he also co-wrote material for the       ▓ªª
ªª▓   Hopeless Cases album (1987).                                                                   ▓ªª
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ªª▓   1988 saw the release of Anne 's first live album RSVP.                                         ▓ªª
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ªª▓   At the end of 1987 Anne moved to Norway which was to be her home for 3 years. The move to      ▓ªª
ªª▓   Scandinavia opened up further experiments with sound and music and she began working with      ▓ªª
ªª▓   Norwegian musicians Tov Ramstad and Ida Baalsrud. Along with Charlie Morgan the album          ▓ªª
ªª▓   Unstill Life was released in 1991.                                                             ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Projects begun in 1982 with Charlie had to be suspended in the Spring when he became unwell.   ▓ªª
ªª▓   By the Summer it was discovered Charlie was suffering from Cancer and in the Autumn it         ▓ªª
ªª▓   became clear that his illness was terminal and Charlie died in December 1992 aged just 36.     ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Months of re-assessment and change saw the recording and release of The Law Is An Anagram Of   ▓ªª
ªª▓   Wealth in 1993. As well as furthering her collaboration with Tov Ramstad, Anne began working   ▓ªª
ªª▓   with Paul Downing, Martyn Bates and Andy Bell.                                                 ▓ªª
ªª▓   With all the many co-writers, the various styles and experiments that have occured during      ▓ªª
ªª▓   her career, something immediately recognisable and consistent lies at the centre of Anne's     ▓ªª
ªª▓   work - a uniqueness present in every project which, whilst making Anne never completely        ▓ªª
ªª▓   acceptable to the mainstream music industry, offers a wholly original artist to the most       ▓ªª
ªª▓   important element of her work - her audience. An audience from all over the world, from all    ▓ªª
ªª▓   ages and all backgrounds. This is surely the most important task of an artist - to bring       ▓ªª
ªª▓   people closer together.                                                                        ▓ªª
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ªª▓   With the collapse of communisim Anne's worked reached an even wider audience. People had       ▓ªª
ªª▓   followed her career for years via smuggled tapes and distant radio broadcasts in East          ▓ªª
ªª▓   Germany, Poland, Russia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania. Now her texts are used by           ▓ªª
ªª▓   students in these countries studying English.                                                  ▓ªª
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ªª▓   In 1994 Anne decided to take the risk of touring with a purely acoustic band and the           ▓ªª
ªª▓   successful result of this can be heard on the live recording Psychometry made at the           ▓ªª
ªª▓   Passionskirche in Berlin in that year.                                                         ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   In 1995 she released To Love And Be Loved, another magical blending of electronics and         ▓ªª
ªª▓   acoustics featuring collaborations with Martyn Bates, Paul Downing, Andy Bell and Chris        ▓ªª
ªª▓   Elliot.                                                                                        ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   At the end of 1996 a number of bands, producers and djs made a document of Anne's material     ▓ªª
ªª▓   as a tribute to the influence her work has had on so many musicians fro the mid 80s to the     ▓ªª
ªª▓   present day. Re-mixes of cult tracks such as Our Darkness, Sleeper In Metropolis, Wallies      ▓ªª
ªª▓   and Virtuality were compiled and released as Word-processing.                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   In 1998 Anne returned once again to the acoustic and folk/classical influences that have       ▓ªª
ªª▓   become increasingly important to her expression and, much to the disdain of the major record   ▓ªª
ªª▓   labels, but the acclaim of her audience and critics alike, she released Just After Sunset -    ▓ªª
ªª▓   a collaboration with Martyn Bates featuring translations of the poetry of Rainer Maria         ▓ªª
ªª▓   Rilke.                                                                                         ▓ªª
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ªª▓   98 also sees Anne collaborating with Polish band Fading Colours for which she performs the     ▓ªª
ªª▓   track "Eveline" out of the album "I'm scared of".                                              ▓ªª
ªª▓                                                                                                  ▓ªª
ªª▓   In the mean time Anne went back to school where she studied about Environment and Ecology,     ▓ªª
ªª▓   something which lies very close to Anne's heart.                                               ▓ªª
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ªª▓   Around November 2001 Anne first contacts were made with guitarist Jeff Aug who introduced      ▓ªª
ªª▓   her to Niko, Murat and Jan-Michael and slowly the pieces were coming together to launch the    ▓ªª
ªª▓   new acoustic project. Though still performing the Wordprocessing the acoustic project          ▓ªª
ªª▓   eventually saw the light of day around Novemb

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