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Cover of More Decisions by Hidden Agenda

GEN029

Hidden Agenda

More Decisions

Released
13 March 2010
Format
CD
Tracks
8
Label
Genetic Music

All tracks written and produced by Hidden Agenda (Mark Foster / Walter Stowe) 1983.

Tracks 1-4: previously unreleased
Recorded @ JER Studios, Santa Barbara, Ca., 1983, engineered by John Esparza.
Re-mixed and mastered by Jeff Cowan, Goldmine Recording Studios, Ventura, Ca., 2009.

Tracks 5-8: originally released on "Few Decisions" Cassette (1983 Idiosyncratics)
Recorded @ Goldmine Recording Studios, Ventura, Ca., 1983, engineered by Jeff Cowan.
Additional musician: Mark Lane (electro-harmonix keyboard)
Lyrics to "Life At The Top" by Steven-Paul Fortier (lyrics used by permission).

All tracks re-mastered by Andreas Sippel at Metamatic Studios Witten, Germany, 2010.
Sleeve illustration (original artwork) by Dept. Layout/design by Laslo Antal.

Tracklist

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  1. 1Moving Pictures
  2. 2Age Of Haste
  3. 3Living In Hollow
  4. 4Freeze Up
  5. 5Talking To Myself
  6. 6Still We Say
  7. 7Renew Flesh
  8. 8Life At The Top
Band photo: Hidden Agenda

Artist · USA · California

Hidden Agenda

Hidden Agenda was Mark Foster (synthesisers, drum programming), Bruno Seiler (synthesisers, vocals) and Walter Stowe (vocals, synare), with the addition of Mark Lane on Electro-Harmonix Mini-Synthesizer on some recordings, from around Ventura, California USA. In 1983, the cassette tape “Few Decisions” was released on Idiosyncratics featuring 4 tracks incl. “Life at the Top” which became a hit in the underground clubs. The band's music was based around a Roland TR-606 drum machine and triggered analogue synths, adding melodies, synthetic percussion, and male vocals, think of IKO’83 as a comparison.
Another demo tape had been recorded but never been released. In 2009 the band dug out both tapes and had them baked and restored at the original recording studios (Goldmine in Ventura) to be remastered and reissued on genetic music.

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