A Certain Ratio - I'd Like To See You Again FLAC

A Certain Ratio No Wave Jazzdance Synth-pop 1982 UK

Tracklist

Touch	5:05
Saturn	3:46
Hot Knights	3:51
I'd Like To See You Again	5:11
Show Case	3:10
Sesamo Apriti - Corco Vada	3:51
Axis	6:25
Guess Who	4:58

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FACT 65, Fact 65	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(LP, Album)	Factory, Factory	FACT 65, Fact 65	UK	1982
VR 22426, Fact 65	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(LP, Album)	Factory, Factory	VR 22426, Fact 65	Netherlands	1983
FACT 65	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(LP, Album)	Base Record, Factory	FACT 65	Italy	1983
201 934	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(LP, Album)	Factory	201 934	France	1983
CREV 025CD	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Rev-Ola	CREV 025CD	UK	1994
LTMCD 2438	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	LTM	LTMCD 2438	UK	2005
LTMCD 2438	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(CDr, Album, Promo, RE, RM)	LTM	LTMCD 2438	UK	2005
FBN 17 CD	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Factory Benelux	FBN 17 CD	UK	2013
CDStumm409	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Mute	CDStumm409	UK	2018
STUMM409	A Certain Ratio	I'd Like To See You Again ‎(LP, Album, Yel)	Mute	STUMM409	Europe	2018

Vozuru

This outing leaves behind the atmospheric, subtle textures of Sextet and veers into more traditional 80's jazz-funk and disco territory aiming directly at the Hacienda dance-floor. Lyrically it also reverts to type even including cheesy 'Work that body' refrains. What they have gained in musical proficiency - particularly the dexterous slap-bass and undulating percussion patterns, they seem to have somehow lost in creative direction. It's certainly a long way from 'To Each'...

Flower

ACR is going all Funky, Dubby and druggy on this one with a lot of horny lyrics added to it. Very daring in a period when hip music always sounded gloomy and dark. This is one of their best sessions ever and it still sounds fresh and crispy today. A perfect example of straight up Funky Dancemusic from a band who always have been influenced by all styles of Dance. Hence the cover of the record where ACR is shown in a club (the Hacienda).

Saimath

ACR has gone disco now. They still use funk and brazilian hectic percussion, but this LP seems to be the weakest of their early-80-series. But still it has something...