Thomas Dolby - Radio Silence

Artist: Thomas Dolby
Album: Radio Silence

Electronic

Synth-pop

1982

Rating: 4.67

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Review by Anita

Radio Silence, the seventh studio album by Thomas Dolby, is a captivating and thought-provoking work of art. The album, released in 2011, showcases the British musician's signature blend of electronic and pop music, along with his exceptional storytelling skills.

The album's title track, "Radio Silence," sets the tone for the entire record with its haunting melody and melancholic lyrics. Dolby's voice is as strong as ever, and his passion for music and storytelling is evident in every note.

Other standout tracks include "The Toad Lickers," a quirky and upbeat tune that showcases Dolby's playful side, and "Evil Twin Brother," a dark and brooding track that explores the duality of human nature.

One of the album's greatest strengths is its ability to seamlessly blend different genres and musical styles. From the jazzy "Spice Train" to the dreamy "17 Hills," Dolby effortlessly takes the listener on a musical journey that is both varied and cohesive.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Radio Silence (version)	4:32
Radio Silence (Version)	4:32
Radio Silence	3:43

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Catalog Numbers

VIPS 102
11C 008-07640
A-739
1A 006-07640

Labels

Venice In Peril Records
Parlophone

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
Single
45 RPM
Solid Centre
Promo
Single Sided
White Label
Stereo
Push Out Centre

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Marcus Recording Studios
Mixed At	Marcus Recording Studios
Copyright (c)	Street Music Ltd.
Published By	Street Music Ltd.
Distributed By	Valentim De Carvalho
Mastered At	Tape One
Pressed By	EMI Records
Phonographic Copyright (p)	EMI Records Ltd.
Manufactured By	EMI Records Ltd.

Credits

Role	Credit
Computer	Thomas Dolby
Drum Programming	Thomas Dolby
Vocals	Thomas Dolby
Producer	Thomas Morgan Dolby Robertson
Synthesizer	Daniel Miller
Written-By	T. Dolby
Mastered By	BilBo

Notes

Irish release, comes in green EMI green Company sleeve.
Recorded & Mixed at Marcus Music
1982 Original Sound Recording Made By EMI Records Ltd.
© 1982 Street Music Ltd/Scale Music
Both sides published by Street Music Ltd/Scale Music & Sound Hits Ltd.
No picture sleeve issued in a generic paper sleeve.
Both sides published by Street Music Ltd/Scale Music
Side A = This Side, VIPS 102A
Side B = Other Side, VIPS 102B
Akiko Yano appears courtesy of Yano Music.
Produced by Thomas Dolby & Mixed by Thomas Dolby & Daniel Miller appears on sleeve; both sides produced by Thomas Morgan Dolby Robertson & Mixed by T.M.D.R. and Daniel Miller appears on label with the mixed by credit referring to track A only.
Single-sided white label promo
Manufactured in the UK by EMI Records Limited.
Produced by Thomas Dolby & Mixed by Thomas Dolby & Daniel Miller appears on sleeve, both sides produced by Thomas Morgan Dolby Robertson & Mixed by T.M.D.R. and Daniel Miller appears on label with the mixed by credit referring to track A only.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Stamped A side): VIPS 102 A-1U
Matrix / Runout (Stamped B side): VIPS 102 B-2U C
Matrix / Runout (Etched script A side): BILBO .TAPEONE
Matrix / Runout (Etched script B side): BILBO .TAPEOne
Matrix / Runout (Stamped A side): VIPS 102 A-1U 3 1
Matrix / Runout (Stamped B side): VIPS 102 B-2U C 1
Matrix / Runout (Side A label): VIPS 102A
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): VIPS 102B
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): VIPS 102 A-1U BILBO TAPEONE
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): VIPS 102 B-2U BILBO TAPEONE

About Thomas Dolby

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Singer/songwriter, musician and record producer, born on October 14, 1958 in London.

Real Name

Thomas Morgan Robertson

Name Vars

Dolby
Dolby, T.
R. Dolby
R.D. Thomas
T Dolby
T. Dobly
T. Dolby
T.Dolby
T.M.D.R.
TDMR
TMDR
Th. Dolby
The Gate To The Minds Eye
Thomas
Thomas \
Thomas Dolbi
Thomas Morgan Dolby Robertson
Tom Dolby
Tomas \
Tomas Dolby
Tomas Dolvi
Tomas Dolvy
Tomás \
Tomás Dolby
Tomás Dolvy
hü~Yûisü
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Aliases

Booker T. Boffin
Thomas Robertson

Summary by Anita

Radio Silence is a triumph for Thomas Dolby and a must-listen for fans of electronic and pop music. With its unique blend of musical styles and thought-provoking lyrics, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens.

Comments

khuyenquyen

2023-06-22

Whatever phone I have, its Bluetooth name is always "Caroline 452".

dlahabibconan

2023-06-21

Long live Radio Caroline. ;)

soldadosdecristoec

2023-06-20

Im dating that mad scientist whom might be my future husband ????

greeleyvolkswagen

2023-06-19

My favorite Dolby song, and just one of the excellent tracks from _The Golden Age of Wireless_ .

dianabewley

2023-06-19

17 years later I finally found the song from watching I love the 80's on VH1. Drove me nuts because all I could remember was what Thomas looked like, the microphone and "observe".

rasoigoodfellas271096e565

2023-06-19

Does Dolby say "no"! at the end when he's looking up at the statue?

vyvy59775

2023-06-18

TDs music was too intelligent for general public digestion.

bymidwestmeg

2023-06-17

Timeless!

martadebortoli528026271

2023-06-17

Still sounds great all these years later - never grows old - way ahead of it's time! <3

chezlelyschool

2023-06-17

I'm sorry, I like this version better.

gianluigibuonoph

2023-06-16

Now I know where the inspiration for Matt Smith's Doctor came from.

cesarhidalgocotera

2023-06-15

I never understood why he redid the song (this version). I have the original version from the cassette tape of 'The Golden Age of Wireless.' Apparently later albums as they were pressed had the new version. My only guess is the original version seemed more rock and roll with the harder drums and that was not coherent with his synth sound so he recut it. The comment below me mentioned how he was the father of steam punk. Interesting: as a 13 year old in 1981 watching MTV I never really noticed the styles. Now that I look back at those early videos in 1981-2 I see that coming out of the punk phase into the new romantic phase they did keep one thing: styling from the 1920s...the suits, the hair, the glasses. Look at those early 'Human League' videos. Black lipstick, short black hair bobs on the girls. By 1984 the 1920s/steampunk thing ran its course and you started to get into 1980s big hair and big sound. Always will be a Thomas Dolby fan! I remember MTV used to have something called the MTV Saturday Night Concert and he played it live in 1982 and it was in black and white. Very cool.

georgeanao97

2023-06-15

Lene Lovich?

waleedaslam91

2023-06-15

Crazy underrated unknown-- Dolby at his best!

daneerlo

2023-06-14

thomas dolby is underrated by today's music industry

cakesonwheelsindia

2023-06-14

Video pirates.

francescocontino

2023-06-13

I always loved the song but not this version. The version on the original issue of "The Golden Age Of Wireless" was much less cutesy, less synthetic, far more rocking. Interesting that it was recut this way.