The Psychedelic Furs – Talk Talk Talk

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Artist: The Psychedelic Furs

Title: Talk Talk Talk

Year: 1981

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1. Dumb Waiters (5:03)
2. Pretty in Pink (3:58)
3. I Wanna Sleep With You (3:18)
4. No Tears (3:16)
5. Mr. Jones (4:03)
6. Into You Like a Train (4:35)
7. It Goes On (3:52)
8. So Run Down (2:54)
9. All of This and Nothing (6:23)
10. She Is Mine (3:52)
11. Mr. Jones - Single Version (3:25)
12. So Run Down - Early Version (0:04)
13. All of This and Nothing - Demo (9:02)

Review

Let’s dive into "Talk Talk Talk," shall we? Released on May 15, 1981, this album by The Psychedelic Furs didn’t just drop from a cloud; it crash-landed with a bang, fusing punk's raw power, New Wave's toe-tapping allure, and the swirling consciousness of retro-psychedelia. The Furs here are like a sonic cocktail, topped off with a hint of madness that’s irresistible. "Pretty in Pink" might have hogged the limelight thanks to John Hughes, but it's those gritty gems like "Dumb Waiters" and "Mr. Jones" where the band’s rebellious spirit truly struts its stuff—punks at heart, drenched in that unmistakable retro haze.

And hey, those critics knew what was up: "Talk Talk Talk" got some serious love, making waves across publications like _Classic Rock_ and _Spin Alternative Guide_. Even decades later, this album still cranks up the volume of the modern rock vibe from the 80s. And if that's not enough, its resurrection with bonus tracks and vinyl re-releases only proves its staying power. This isn’t just a trip down memory lane—it’s a joyride, full speed ahead, with The Furs at the wheel and anyone with a taste for musical adventure riding shotgun. - Sydney