The Tourists – Reality Effect (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1980
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Reality Effect is an LP by The Tourists from 1980 released on the 7 Records, Logo label.
About this album
Reality Effect is the album where The Tourists turned crisp new wave craft into genuinely memorable pop. Released in 1979, it found the London group balancing sharp guitar lines, bright keyboards and Annie Lennox’s clear, commanding voice with a tighter, more assured songwriting approach. The record’s best-known song, It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way, gave the band their biggest UK success and hinted at the melodic instinct that would later define its best-known members. Produced with a polished, compact sound, the album stands as a strong late-70s statement of British pop-rock with new wave edge.
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Artist: The TouristsLabel: 7 Records, Logo – MLF 352Format: LP, AlbumUnits: 1Country: AustraliaReleased: 1980Genre: Pop & RockStyle: New Wave
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A1 It Doesn'T Have To Be This Way
A2 I Only Want To Be With You
A3 In The Morning (When Madness Has Faded)
A4 All Life'S Tragedies
A5 Everywhere You Look
A6 So Good To Be Back Home Again
B1 Nothing To Do
B2 Circular Fever
B3 In My Mind (There'S Sorrow)
B4 Something In The Air Tonight
B5 Summers Night