80s Symphonic Various Artist - 80s Symphonic

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Album-Release:
2018

HRA-Release:
09.11.2018

Label: Rhino

Genre: Pop

Subgenre: Pop Rock

Artist: Various Artist - 80s Symphonic

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1 Let's Dance (Nile Rodgers' String Version) 05:24
2 Take On Me (Symphonic Version) 03:51
3 Alive and Kicking (Symphonic Version) 05:20
4 Vienna (Symphonic Version) 05:02
5 The Killing Moon (Symphonic Version) 04:54
6 Smalltown Boy (Symphonic Version) 04:52
7 What Is Love? (Symphonic Version) 03:47
8 What's Love Got to Do With It (Symphonic Version) 04:16
9 Holding Back the Years (Symphonic Version) 04:34
10 Josephine (Symphonic Version) 03:54
11 Hard Habit to Break (Symphonic Version) 04:59
12 It Must Have Been Love (Symphonic Version) 04:33
13 I Want To Know What Love Is (Symphonic Version) 04:51
14 Drive (Symphonic Version) 03:57
15 2000 Miles (Symphonic Version) 03:38
Total Runtime 01:07:52

Info for 80s Symphonic

80s Symphonic combines the original classic tracks of 15 iconic 1980s tracks – from David Bowie, a-ha, Foreigner, Simple Minds, Simply Red, Tina Turner, Pretenders, Ultravox and more – with brand new symphonic and string arrangements performed by the 50-piece London Studio Orchestra, creating brand unique versions of these timeless tracks like you've never heard before.

Taking the original elements of the multi-tracks and, on 14 of the tracks, the original vocals the songs were arranged by and recorded by the London Studio Orchestra in the legendary 'Beatles Studio' Studio 2 at the world famous Abbey Road Studios.

The new version of David Bowie's 1983 classic Let's Dance was orchestrated and arranged for strings by the track's original producer Nile Rodgers at Abbey Road Studio 1, where he is the Chief Creative Advisor.

80s Symphonic

Various Artist - 80s Symphonic

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Studio Master: ALAC (Apple Lossless Audio Coding)

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Studio Master: DSD (Direct-Stream Digital)

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Supported by Windows with software player from JRiver, KORG MediaGate.
Supported by Apple OS with software player from Audirvana, PureMusic, JRiver.

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