Martinwguy at 10:37, 22 July 2014

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[[DD154941]] is an advertisement placed in '''Time Out in London''', Sept.27 - Oct.11 (1968, presumably) for the album [[An Electric Storm]].

In the same issue is a scathing editorial review of the album, which scorns the album in every conceivable way. See [[DD154918]].
 
= Transcript =
<CENTER><BIG><BIG>The only new album released this month.</BIG></BIG></CENTER>

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If you believe everything put out by the record companies there are about 40 'new' albums released each month, and every single one's supposed to be new.
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But it's not difficult to understand that record companies would call everything new if they thought it would sell more copies.
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Which is hard luck on a group like White Noise, whose sound can only be described as new.
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On this album they've created sounds that have never been heard before and have done things with stereo that no-one thought possible.
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White Noise mix electronic effects with voices and instruments to create a really coherent electronic album.
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Which is why Electric Storm can honestly be described as the only new album released this month.
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[[Image:Electric Storm cover from TimeOut ad.jpg|center]]

<CENTER>'''Electric Storm by White Noise. ILPS 9099.'''</CENTER>

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Martinwguy at 10:37, 22 July 2014