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                        [] [] [] E M O R A B I L I A
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  * Note: Memorabilia is an information package on Marc Almond and Soft Cell
    
  * Writer: The Go-Go Boy
  
  * Editor: Sexy Curl

  * Date: Spring 1994

  * Contents: Album List
              News Letter
              Video
              Poetry
              Extras
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  (*) Soft Cell Discography:

  Mutant Moments                1980     Big Frock Records
  Non Stop Erotic Cabaret       1981     Some Bizzare
  Non Stop Ecstatic Dancing     1982     Some Bizzare
  The Art Of Falling Apart      1983     Some Bizzare
  This Last Night In Sodom      1984     Some Bizzare
  The Singles 1981-85           1985     Some Bizzare
  Memorabilia                   1990     Some Bizzare


  Marc Almond Discography: 

  The Stars We Are              1988     EMI
  Tenement Symphony             1991     Some Bizzare


  12" Single Discography (Incomplete List) :

  Soft Cell:

   Tainted Love
   What
   Bedsitter
   Say Hello, Wave Goodbye
   Numbers
   I Feel Love

  Almond:

   The Stars We Are
   Jacky

  
  (*) Newsletter:

  Hardcore Marc Almond fans can get the official newsletter,
  Vaudeville And Burlesque, from England.  Free information
  about it can be obtained by writing to...

    Marc Almond Fan Club
    P.O. Box 203
    Watford, Herts, WD1 3TE
    England

  Don't forget to use air mail postage!

  There are several other countries  producing  Marc Almond
  fanzines, Germany has "Torch" and Japan has "Enchanted".

  People living in Britain can hear recorded information by
  Marc himself by calling 0891-805-515.
  
  
  (*) Video:

  Memorabilia     1990     Thorn EMI Video

  Videos on this tape include; Tainted Love, Bedsitter, The
  Art Of Falling Apart and I Feel Love.  Almond's solo work
  consists of: Tears Run Rings, Waifs And  Strays and Some-
  thing's Gotten Hold Of My Heart.   Some of the songs have
  been re-mixed.


  (*) Poetry:

  The Angel Of Death In The Adonis Lounge     1988
  Poems by Marc Almond published by The Gay Men's Press
  ISBN# 0-85449-079-5

  This may be a hard item to find. Your best bet is to look
  in college book stores or try to special order it  with a
  seller that has a  good  distributer.  If all else fails,
  you can call Alyson Publications at 617-542-5679.

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  (*) Extra:  

  In the 1980's, when Soft Cell first arrived on the scene, they were
  grouped in with others as one of the New Romantic bands of Britain.
  The group was the strange duo of Marc Almond and Dave Ball and they
  soon broke from the pack with their wildly erotic dance classics.

  Non Stop Erotic Cabaret is everything the title says and more. It
  is a twisted journey that  Almond takes us  on  through  London's 
  red light district.  The video to  accompany Sex Dwarf has yet to
  be seen by the public because it is so explicit.

  The Band's second album, The Art Of Falling Apart saw top 30 hits
  with songs like Torch, What? and Where The Heart Is.  Included in
  this album  was a bonus 12" of  Martin and a Jimi Hendrix medley.
  
  This Last  Night  In  Sodom  was the  last  offering of the duo's  
  demented views.  It was released at the time of their fairwell con-
  certs in London.  In America, Murder My Angel, received  some air 
  play.

  During the Soft  Cell  period  Almond offered his talents to such  
  industrial groups as COIL, PSCHIC TV and FEATUS.   After the Soft  
  Cell break, Almond went solo  while  Ball  hooked up with CABARET
  VOLTAIRE.

  Most recently Almond  and  Ball  were back  together  on Tenement 
  Symphony.  The album is a must for all Soft Cell fans. Songs like
  Jacky offer a  fevorish dance beat  that pounds  Almond  into the 
  1990's with the ranks of Electronic and Pet Shop Boys.


  (*) Hope you found some use for all this.  Keep Dancing.

                      -=Go-Go Boy 1994=-