A Secret Wish [2005] Propaganda

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  • Release Date: 10/04/2005
  • Original Release: 1985
  • Sales Rank: 50,551
  • Label: ZTT
  • UPC: 827912024166

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A Secret Wish [2005]

1LISTENDream Within a Dream 8:04
2LISTENThe Murder of Love 5:18
3LISTENJewel 6:22
4LISTENDuel 4:48
5LISTENFrozen Faces 4:25
6LISTENP-Machinery 3:50
7LISTENSorry for Laughing 3:27
8LISTENDr. Mabuse 5:04
9LISTENThe Chase 4:05
10LISTENStrength to Dream 3:02

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With guests including David Sylvian, Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory, and Steve Howe, A Secret Wish is synth rock with an eye toward orchestrated pop as well as a bit of sampler experimentation in the grand ZTT tradition of Art of Noise. There's a distinct lack of songwriting on the album, and though the synth grooves are tight enough to keep it flowing for most of its length, A Secret Wish occasionally falls flat from its own weight. [This 2005 edition has been remastered.] ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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March 15, 2008: I don't know about falling flat as B&N's editor proclaims, this was a special event do those that enjoyed this European/German British collection. This German based band took it to England and pros like Stephen Lipson and Trevor Horn recorded a synth masterpiece. Claudia Brucken just stands right out in as the centerpiece for me, both ladies sound great, I think this peaked in the synth quest holy grail, it is supervior stuff and still sounds great. I heard that Trevor Horn has taken A Secret Wish and remixed many songs added/took away some things but most say it still unbelievable to hear. Played loud! Loved some of the Industrial touches they mixed things so well together. Claudia Brucken has gone on to form ACT working with Thomas Leer, recorded a brilliant solo album, working with Oceanhead, Paul Humphreys of OMD and Marin Gore of Depeche Mode still retaining the Propaganda/OMD sound with onetwo their new band.