9 thoughts on “ Slapp Happy - Just A Conversation (Vinyl) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Just A Conversation on Discogs. Label: Polydor - • Format: Vinyl 7 Slapp Happy - Just A Conversation (, Vinyl) | Discogs5/5(1).

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2. Vinyl and CD Discography; 14 Releases 7 Albums 5 Singles & EPs 2 Compilations 20 Appearances 1 Albums 17 Compilations 2 Mixes 6 Unofficial 4 Slapp Happy: Just A Conversation.

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3. Watch the video for Just a Conversation from Slapp Happy's Sort Of for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Watch the video for Just a Conversation from Slapp Happy's Sort Of for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Playing via Spotify Playing via YouTube.

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4. Just a Conversation Lyrics: It was just a conversation / In Grand Central Station one day / I'd lost my occupation / Didn't have no destination anyway / When it all got too boring / I gave you my.

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5. Slapp Happy were formed in Hamburg with Dagmar Krause on vocals, Anthony Moore on guitar, keyboards and vocals and Peter Blegvad on guitar and vocals. Blegvad was an associate of the German group Faust and this recording was made in, in the band's studio, using their musicians and producer Uwe Nettelbeck/5(12).

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6. Feb 16,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Slapp Happy - Just a Conversation YouTube SACRED OBJECTS by Peter Blegvad and Andy Partridge - Duration: Ape House 27, views.

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7. Slapp Happy, an Album by Slapp Happy. Released in on Polydor (catalog no. ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Art Pop. Vinyl LP Recommended / R.R. five point five are the Dagmar sung "Blue Flower", "Heading For Kyoto" and "Just A Conversation". Published. Phallus_Dei Aug 10 I'm not representative of the target audience for.

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8. Slapp Happy - Just a Conversation Lyrics. It was just a conversation in Grand Central Station one day I'd lost my occupation Didn't have no destination anyway When it all got too bo.

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9. Tapete present a reissue of Slapp Happy 's Sort Of, originally released in Left-wing intellectual film critic Uwe Nettelbeck, who had good connections to Polydor, had set up his own studio in rural Wümme, disrupting the mainstream with pioneering sounds by the likes of Faust, inventively engineered by the "boffin's boffin", Kurt Graupner.

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