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FAERIES (LIVING AT THE BOTTOM OF MY GARDEN)

Renaissance

Symphonic Prog


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1.39 | 10 ratings | 2 reviews | 10% 5 stars

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 1981

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Faeries (Living At The Bottom Of My Garden)
2. Remember

Line-up / Musicians

- Annie Haslam / lead & backing vocals
- Jon Camp / bass, electric guitar, backing vocals
- Michael Dunford / acoustic & electric guitars, backing vocals
- Peter Gosling / keyboards, backing vocals
- Peter Barron / drums, percussion, backing vocals

Releases information

Format: 7'' RECORD
Record Label: Illegal
Catalogue No: ILS0025
Country of Origin: UK

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RENAISSANCE Faeries (Living At The Bottom Of My Garden) ratings distribution


1.39
(10 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(10%)
10%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(0%)
0%
Good, but non-essential (50%)
50%
Collectors/fans only (10%)
10%
Poor. Only for completionists (30%)
30%

RENAISSANCE Faeries (Living At The Bottom Of My Garden) reviews


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Review by Tarcisio Moura
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1 stars Recently I found this single among several other īraretiesī a friend had stocked over the years in his basement. It was the typical song done aiming the pop market at the time. Faeries has all the trademark cheese synth clichęs of the early 80īs and itīs a rather mediocre tune anyway. Besides, Annie Haslamīs trained, operatic voice is not well suited for this kind of stuff. The b side, Remember, is a little better in terms of instrumental arrangement, is less obvious, but again the melody line is poor, boring and forgetable. If they really wanted something good from Camera Camera, why not Bonjour Swansong? At least the music was good and Haslamīs voice is really soaring on it. But no, they had to try this techno pop crap that was clearly not their forte (to say the least!).

Even for Camera Camera they had to chose some of the worst tracks for single release? it really had to bomb. if you happen to find this turd among a pile of old 45īs like I did, avoid at all costs. Itīs not worth the time youīll waste listening to it.

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1 stars 2 tunes from CAMERA CAMERA in 1981. "Faeries (Living at the Bottom of My Garden)"- Ouch. This is bad. I mean REALLY bad! I guess I could sum it up as a combination of 80's new wave (Blondie?, Nena?) blended with a Buggles song. Disco-dance-new wave-twee-pop? Hard to believe a band that gave us ... (read more)

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