Erasure - Always (1 Viewer)

Am I here in vain?

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I haven’t really thought about this song in ages, but Robyn’s live cover has reminded me how lovely it is.



I like how her version only has to subtly tweak it to make it sound like a classic Robyn song.

 
Yes, it’s a great song and also one that I rarely play. The original is not a million miles removed from Robyn’s territory - I think I’d find it hard to get used to the higher vocal but she makes a decent stab there.
 
I became obsessed with this song as they used it as the music for a Unicorn endless runner game I had back on my IPHONE 4


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It is a lovely song, although I do have the habit of singing 'and live in Harmony Harmony Hairspray'.
 
Song (and video) a 10/10 moment.

I haven't heard the Robyn cover, so that's on todays to do list.
 


Actually this topic has inspired me to put some Erasure on. This record is fun!
 
That's not to say that I didn't enjoy the odd single after it, but the imperial phase was definitely over. You probably could argue that Abba-esque was the end of it at this was a final hurrah.
 
I’d still be inclined to include ‘Run to the sun’ and ‘I love Saturday’ as classic Erasure.
 
I’d still be inclined to include ‘Run to the sun’ and ‘I love Saturday’ as classic Erasure.
Yeah, there’s plenty of good stuff after, I was thinking more that Always was maybe the last one that would be remembered well by casuals or people who didn’t follow them.
 
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I’d still be inclined to include ‘Run to the sun’ and ‘I love Saturday’ as classic Erasure.
I like them both, but they aren't A tier for me. I remember being quite disappointed by the parent album, Always aside. And that was their first album to do so. Not counting Wonderland as I only got into that after The Circus.
 
They did really go from bullseye after bullseye to pretty meh, but I think I would say that they did have one later absolute classic and that is Don't Say You Love Me - which could have been imperial period easily.
 
I've come round to this being the Erasure remix of choice. Not quite Poppers-O-Clock but still appropriately CAMP

 
I love the Mark Saunders mix of Drama! for much the same reason

 
That's quite fabulous, even if the original Drama! didn't even need any further camping up
 

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