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Introducing The Hardline According To T.T. D'Arby

Terence Trent D'Arby

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Released: Jan 1987
Label: Columbia
It's easy to lob bombs at Terence Trent D'Arby. His pompous androgynous android funk clearly tears a page from Prince's playbook, he claimed that his debut was the best album since Sgt. Pepper's and his subsequent releases were underwhelming studies in studious pretentiousness. But for a few months in 1987 -- following the overwhelming one-two punch of "Sign Your Name" and "Wishing Well" -- D'Arby was the hottest name in R&B, and deservedly so. The spidery drum machine soul of "Wishing Well" remains addictive, and "Sign Your Name" sounds like Polynesian Goth played by runny-nosed romantics.
- SCHENNAULT
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing The Hardline According To T.T. D'Arby 1987-02-01
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    5:17
    If You All Get To Heaven
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    3:13
    If You Let Me Stay
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    3:30
    Wishing Well
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    3:36
    I'll Never Turn My Back On You (Father's Words)
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    Dance Little Sister
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    Seven More Days
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    Let's Go Forward
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    2:58
    Rain
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    4:37
    Sign Your Name
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    5:32
    As Yet Untitled
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    4:24
    Who's Lovin' You
℗ 1987 Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Limited