Not a Halloween record on paper, but it sounds like one if you squint. Thomas Dolby's flat-earth philosophy is gloriously weird, the kind of idea that probably made perfect sense in 1984 with a synthesizer in your hands. Mad-scientist synths, rainforest rain, and a song called “I Scare Myself” make this sci-fi spooky in spirit, so put it on when the candy's gone and the lights are low.
Genre: Electronic / Synth-Pop
Year: 1984
Label: Capitol Records — ST-12309
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG+ / Sleeve: VG
Notes: Jacksonville pressing with original lyric inner sleeve. Media plays great; sleeve has minor wear and tear.
Not a Halloween record on paper, but it sounds like one if you squint. Thomas Dolby's flat-earth philosophy is gloriously weird, the kind of idea that probably made perfect sense in 1984 with a synthesizer in your hands. Mad-scientist synths, rainforest rain, and a song called “I Scare Myself” make this sci-fi spooky in spirit, so put it on when the candy's gone and the lights are low.
Genre: Electronic / Synth-Pop
Year: 1984
Label: Capitol Records — ST-12309
Country: US
Condition: Media: VG+ / Sleeve: VG
Notes: Jacksonville pressing with original lyric inner sleeve. Media plays great; sleeve has minor wear and tear.
