Adamski
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Report and Interview by Sheryl Garratt, The Face, April 1990
First there were the raves, and a few imaginative DJs who mixed live music with the records.Then there was Adamski, and the madness that is ...
Black Box, Guru Josh, Orbital, 808 State et al: Energy, Docklands Arena, London
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, Smash Hits, 2 May 1990
TYPICAL SO-called "raves" (i.e. those massive dance parties held in cornfields off the M2S) don't usually start 'til gone midnight. Energy, which bills itself as ...
Interview by William Shaw, Smash Hits, 5 September 1990
The lucky swine! Adamski's record company has given him loads of money to go to LA, record some songs, rub shoulders with the stars, quaff ...
Erasure, Was (Not Was), Adamski, Electribe 101: Milton Keynes Bowl
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, Smash Hits, 19 September 1990
THE FINAL date of Erasure's world tour, "The Wild Party", takes place on a windswept grassy slope so the atmosphere's not especially "partylike", but everyone ...
Interview by Simon Reynolds, Melody Maker, 22 September 1990
EVERYONE WANTS A PIECE of Adamski's skinny ass right now. So crammed is his schedule, I'm eventually made to feel very lucky indeed to be ...
Adamski: The Adamant Alchemist
Interview by Simon Reynolds, The Observer, 23 September 1990
CHAOS IS a word with special resonance for Adam Tinley, better known as Adamski. He even named his canine companion Dis after Discordia, the goddess ...
Adamski: Doctor Adamski's Musical Pharmacy (MCA)*
Review by John Harris, Sounds, 6 October 1990
JUDGING BY the title of this LP, Adamski would like to be seen as a crackpot alchemist, a crazed musical boffin stumbling across killer compounds ...
Adamski: Doctor Adamski's Musical Pharmacy (MCA)
Review by Tom Doyle, Smash Hits, 17 October 1990
THIS IS Adamski's proper studio LP and it marks the end of his transformation from underground rave king to madly grinning pop star. Of course, ...
Adamski: Dr Adamski's Musical Pharmacy
Review by Stephen Dalton, Vox, November 1990
THE IMPISH PETER PAN of dance-pop, Adam Tinley is like that toddler in the Fisher Price ad feeling his way around the knobs and switches ...
Review by Everett True, Melody Maker, 16 May 1992
HE'D HAD his day almost the moment he appeared, hadn't he? ...
Seal and Adamski: How we made 'Killer'
Interview by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 11 March 2013
The singer and producer recall the acid house anthem that took them from illegal raves to stardom and a No 1 hit. ...
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