Pink World [Definitive Edition] Planet P Project

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  • Release Date: 12/09/2008
  • Original Release: 1985
  • Sales Rank: 20,148
  • Label: RENAISSANCE
  • UPC: 630428039629

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Pink World [Definitive Edition]

1LISTENIn the Woods 1:00
2LISTENTo Live Forever 4:00
3LISTENPink World 4:29
4LISTENWhat I See 4:40
5LISTENTo Live Forever, Pt. 2 0:36
6LISTENPower 4:21
7LISTENIn the Forest 1:14
8LISTENA Boy Who Can't Talk 4:32
9LISTENThe Stranger 4:42
10LISTENWhat I See, Pt. 2 1:12
11LISTENThe Shepherd 4:50
12LISTENBehind the Barrier 4:15
13LISTENPink World Coming Down 1:27
14LISTENBreath 0:56
15LISTENThis Perfect Place 4:24
16LISTENWhat Artie Knows 4:31
17LISTENIn the Zone 4:27
18LISTENBehind the Barrier, Pt. 2 0:54
19LISTENMarch of the Artemites 4:33
20LISTENThis Perfect Place, Pt. 2 0:45
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Still a one-man show, Tony Carey, under the banner of Planet P Project, again teamed with producer Peter Hauke for this 1984 follow-up to the self-titled debut of the prior year. It's a sprawling, ambitious double album with a sketchy plot line revolving around Artimus, a boy who doesn't speak, and a Cold War-inspired Armageddon. Like it's predecessor, the music features a heavy emphasis on synthesizers, although there's also a good dose of guitar, giving it appeal to rock fans. Carey infuses Pink World with solid melodies, and there's plenty to enjoy on tracks like the surging title cut, the brooding "What I See," and the folk-tinged "A Boy Who Can't Talk." And, to his credit, despite the somewhat cumbersome premise, Carey manages to keep it all from getting too pretentious. Pink World is a curiously interesting work that has managed to achieve a certain cult status. [The "Definitive Edition" appeared in 2008.] Tom Demalon, All Music Guide

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