Red Flag – Count To Three
Red Flag – Count To Three - Audiophile
Red Flag – Count To Three
Red Flag – Count To Three - Audiophile

Red Flag – Count To Three

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Rarity - Unsealed

Written and performed by Chris Reynolds and Mark Reynolds

 

 

1 LP, Standard Sleeve

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : Black

Speed : 33RPM

Size : 12”

Stereo

Studio 

Record Press : Specialty Records Corporation

Label : Enigma

Original Label : Enigma

Remixed by Danny Tenaglia (A1, B1-2), Art Mararg (A2-3), Joseph Watt (A2-3), Razormaid (A2-3)

Produced by Red Floag, Carl Moet, Danny Tenaglia (A1, B1-2)

Originally released in 1990

 

 

Tracks:

Side A

  1. Count To Three (Power Mix)
  2. Give Me Your Hand (Razormaid Mix)
  3. Count To Three (Razormaid Remix)

Side B

  1. Count To Three (House Mix)
  2. Count To Three (House Dub)
  3. Count To Three (7" Edit)

 

Reviews:

Synthpop from Red Flag from 1990, still treading the classic synthpop formula of strong melodies and retro synth sounds, sounding it was recorded in the early 80’s. Taking an early Pet Shop Boys bassline and swooping Harold Faltermeyer lead synths. Six quite varied mixes with that man, Danny Tenagali gets involved in 3 remixes (tracks 1, 4 and 5) putting some commercial house sounds as well as some very sharp stereo effects on these minimal sounding tracks. Razormaid (Art Mararg and Joseph Watt) speed it up and give it a Hi NRG feel.

Bonus track is a Razormaid remix of an earlier album track, “Give Me Your Hand” less poppy and very PSB influenced with its dramatic orchestral sweeps. Has a very sudden ending!

 

 

 

Ratings :

Discogs : 4.36 / 5

 

 

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