Madness - One Step Beyond (1979) [2CD] [EAC-FLAC]
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Madness - One Step Beyond (1979) [2CD] (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) EAC rip (secure mode) | FLAC (tracks)+CUE+LOG -> 698 Mb Full Artwork @ 300 dpi (png) -> 67 Mb Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe two CD edition of the 1979 debut album from the British Pop/Ska band containing the original album plus four enhanced videos on Disc One plus a 16 rare non-album tracks and Peel sessions on Disc Two. While One Step Beyond may have been one of the biggest selling albums released during the Ska/2-Tone craze of 1979-1980, the album still sounds fresh and exciting three decades after its original release. There are many Ska influences on the album, but the band dabbles in all sorts of musical genres on One Step Beyond, creating their own unique brand of Pop History will rightly remember Madness as one of Britain’s greatest ever singles groups, but it’s on their albums that the Nutty Boys fully displayed their kaleidoscopic mastery of pop. Their first – reissued to celebrate its 30th anniversary, and including a second disc of B sides, Peel Sessions, videos and rarities – One Step Beyond… saw Madness commit to tape a raucous live show that had already won them a committed following across the pubs of their native north London. Their debut single The Prince, originally released on Two-Tone (and rerecorded here, with an excellent dubby coda and extended sax solo from Lee ‘Kix’ Thompson), placed the septet firmly alongside kindred ska-revival spirits like The Specials. But Madness had other strings to their bow, their sound a Doc Marten-ed hybrid of soul, rockabilly, music hall, 60s pop, British sitcom and whatever else the group’s seven performer/songwriters had happened upon up ‘til that point. Indeed, Madness’s eclecticism soon became their trademark, along with their wildly exuberant personalities, Mike Barson’s thunderous piano chords, Thompson’s squawking sax, Chris Foreman’s genre-hopping guitar heroics (twanging like Dick Dale in Trenchtown on The Prince, chiming like The Byrds on Bed & Breakfast Man), and the droll delivery of frontman Suggs. At times, One Step Beyond… seems so wild a jamboree of song that the whole shebang should just collapse into chaos. But thanks to the able and whip-smart work of production duo Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley – collectively, the George Martin to the Maddies’ Beatles – and the abundant energy and charisma of the group in their early prime, its chaotic carnival proved a triumph. And while later albums saw the group’s songwriting skills further blossom and mature, the vaudevillian nuttiness of their debut set hasn’t diminished over the decades. 01. One Step Beyond 02. My Girl 03. Night Boat To Cairo 04. Believe Me 05. Land Of Hope & Glory 06. The Prince 07. Tarzan's Nuts 08. In The Middle Of The Night 09. Bed And Breakfast Man 10. Razor Blade Alley 11. Swan Lake 12. Rockin' In Ab 13. Mummy's Boy 14. Madness 15. Chipmunks Are Go! DISC 2 THE JOHN PEEL SESSION 01. The Prince* 02. Bed And Breakfast Man* 03. Land Of Hope & Glory* 04. Stepping Into Line* THE BONUS TRACKS 05. One Step Beyond (7" Single Version) 06. My Girl (Mike Barson / Demo Version) 07. Mistakes (B-Side 'One Step Beyond' ) 08. Un Paso Adelante ( 'One Step Beyond' Spanish version) 09. Nutty Theme (B-Side 'One Step Beyond' 12" ) 10. My Girl (Ballad Version - From Flexipop) 11. Stepping Into Line (B-Side 'My Girl' ) 12. Un Passo Avanti ( 'One Step Beyond' Italian version) 13. Deceives The Eye ( 'Work Rest & Play' EP) 14. The Young And The Old ( 'Work Rest & Play' EP) 15. Don't Quote Me On That ( 'Work Rest & Play' EP) 16. Razor Blade Alley (Live - 'Dance Craze' ) 17. Night Boat To Cairo (Live - 'Dance Craze' ) 18. One Step Beyond (Live - 'Dance Craze' ) * BBC Session Recordings *1979, 2009 Union Square Music / Salvo | SALVOMDCD02 Enjoy and Sharing, Thanks!