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Keep Moving Import

Madness Esther Pryor Format: Audio CD
4.1 out of 5 stars 15 customer reviews
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Track Listings

Disc: 1

  1. Keep Moving - Madness
  2. Michael Caine - Madness
  3. Turning Blue - Madness
  4. One Better Day - Madness
  5. March Of The Gherkins - Madness
  6. Waltz Into Mischief - Madness
  7. Brand New Beat - Madness
  8. Victoria Gardens - Madness
  9. Samantha - Madness
  10. Time For Tea - Madness
  11. Prospects - Madness
  12. Give Me A Reason - Madness
  13. Wings Of A Dove
  14. The Sun And The Rain
  15. Michael Caine
  16. One Better Day

Disc: 2

  1. Wings Of A Dove (7 Single)
  2. Behind The 8 Ball (B - Side Wings Of A Dove 7")
  3. One Second'S Thoughtlessness (B - Side Wings Of A Dove 12)
  4. Wings Of A Dove (12 Blue Train Mix)
  5. The Sun And The Rain (7 Single)
  6. Fireball Xl5 (B - Side The Sun And The Rain 7")
  7. My Girl (Live) (B - Side The Sun And The Rain 12)
  8. The Sun And The Rain (12 Extended Version)
  9. Michael Caine (12 Extended Version)
  10. If You Think There S Something (B - Side Michael Caine 7)
  11. Guns (B - Side One Better Day 7")
  12. Sarah (B - Side One Better Day 12")
  13. Victoria Gardens (Re - Mix) (B - Side One Better Day 12)

Product Details

  • Audio CD (June 15, 2010)
  • Number of Discs: 2
  • Format: Import
  • Label: SALVO
  • ASIN: B003IODNJ0
  • Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (15 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #88,124 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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5.0 out of 5 starsMadness hits perfection
By A Customer on January 16, 2002
Format: Audio CD
It is amazing to see such an upbeat band shed their skins and reveal a more depressing side to their music. "Keep Moving" is just seeping with the working class feel that the band had always been toying with, but this effort is far more direct and concise than previous attempts. Madness has created their most human album;, even in its faults it shows that the band had traveled miles from their more ska-oriented beginnings.
With "Keep Moving" Madness hits a new level in complexity of both music and lyrics. From the false optimistic tone of "Victoria Gardens" to the sullen tale of abandonment in "Samantha," Madness veers down roads that one would never expect them to travel. The album might not be as appealing initially, but its methodical slogging results in a fantastic, albeit dreary, collection of songs that form a truly cohesive effort.
Each listening will bring increased depth to this album as the playfully metaphorical lyrics and musical intertwining become more evident. Depending on the listeners' state of mind, different songs will surface as the focal point of the album and, in this fashion, the total meaning of "Keep Moving" will be forever shifting.
Finally, it must also be said that "Michael Caine" shows Madness at their most intriguing. This song is filled with constant lyrical sly winks and knowing glances that coincide perfectly with the more subtle tone of the song. All together, this song is the apex of an album that is all to easily disregarded as a half-hearted attempt by a band past their prime.
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1.0 out of 5 starsBeware the 12-track abridged version!
By John DiBello on January 15, 2003
Format: Audio CD
Be careful! The 2000 reissue of Madness's classic CD "Keep Moving" omitted two tracks from the original ("Wings of a Dove "and "Sun and the Rain") and shuffled the play order of the others.
Make certain you're getting the 14-track version of this CD or risk missing two classic Madness songs. The 14-track CD is still available, so buy carefully!
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4.0 out of 5 starsThe Last Great '80's Madness Album
By Uncle E on August 8, 2013
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I say this because they recently released the best album of their career in Norton Folgate a few years ago, more than 25 years after this was released. But this remains a very fine, very British, pop album, devoid of that dreaded 80s sound curse that plagued so many bands around this time. The deluxe edition is certainly worth it (as I type you can get it for under $10!), with lots of bonus tracks, great package and liner notes...oh, and it sounds fantastic!
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5.0 out of 5 starsthere is not a weak track on this album,worth getting
By A Customer on April 7, 1999
Format: Audio CD
this was the penultimate madness album and although it is not as strong as "rise and fall" it is worth the price,even though the two additional tracks are availible on "divine madness" or on the madness box set.this album shows the bands move from ska to a more mellow sound. the obvious strong tracks are michael caine,one better day,sun and the rain and wings of a dove and victoria gardens which was polished up to be released as a single but one better day was chosen instead. like most madness albums there is some humour here,personally i think that this is prevelant in songs like waltz into mischief and samantha. i would suggest you obtain all the albums but if you are trying to collect them one at a time this is the second one you should get!.
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5.0 out of 5 starsA Great Album!
By Keflex on September 24, 2000
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The style of "Keep Moving" is quite removed from early Madness stuff like "One Step Beyond", "Baggy Trousers", etc. This album is more jazzy and low-key than their previous work. But it is still fantastic, very clever lyrics and great, lively melodic hooks. The songs "Michael Caine" and "Turning Blue" are my favorites, but there isn't a song on the disc I wouldn't gladly listen to twice (or thrice) in a row. Buy it! Now!!
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4.0 out of 5 starsA poppier, more mature Madness
By S. Price on July 5, 2014
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A surprisingly good album from a singles band in transition. Much of the ska and music hall influences that shaped their previous work had been phased out for their most poppy, mature album to that date. Also, founding member and key songwriter Mike Barson left during its making. It turns out Keep Moving ended up being a pretty appropriate title.
Regardless, Madness fans will find plenty to like here: the usual Langer/Winstanley production (though it was beginning to wear out its welcome), quality remastering, and the two-disc import edition includes all the U.S. and U.K. album tracks, singles, b-sides and extended versions. Some fans might not like this era of Madness as much, but it's easy to argue "Michael Caine," "Victoria Gardens," "One Better Day" and "The Sun and the Rain" remain some of the band's finest songs.
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4.0 out of 5 starsA wonderful more mature album from the greatest 80s SKA band
By A Customer on December 2, 1998
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Keep Moving is a fantastic recording from a band that by this point had established a solid, mature ska/pop sound. "Sun and the Rain" ranks right up there with "Our House" and "It Must Be Love" from previous recordings. The lyrics in Keep Moving also indicate that the band was moving in a more mature direction. For any alternative eighties music anglophile, this CD would be a welcome addition to his/her collection.
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4.0 out of 5 starsThe end is nigh...or is it?
By A Customer on November 11, 2000
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Rise & Fall was unbeatable, but Madness followed it up with this moody & original work. Brand New Beat, Prospects & Give Me a Reason are simply superb & the sadly never to be released as a single, Victoria Gardens is probably one of thier best works. The title track, ranks as one of my all time favourites, none your usual verse, chorus, verse, chorus rubbish here. However, signs of the iminent departure of Mike Barson can be found with the not so successfull Samantha & Waltz into Mischief - still, a very good album never the less.
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