A friend of the band lived in a small council flat in
Sheffield, England prompting him to remark in conversation "I feel like
I'm living in a cardboard box!", which became the name for the band, the
title of their debut album and their biggest selling single. All of which I’m
sure you needed to know before you scroll on down to the previous post. But No!
Hold that thought traveller, for this is actually worthy of your attention.
Produced by Richard James Burgess (wiki-link) this synth-lite 12” bounces along
with a wry smirk knowing that it was going to be a hit before it was released.
Simple, smart and produced with all the tricks, bells and whistles, you could
throw in the mix, for good measure.
Found lurking in a box of unwanted stuff and ripped to smooth
MP3 @ 320kbps
Living In A Box; Living In A Box 12”
A. Living
In A Box (Dance Mix)
B. Living
In A Box (Penthouse Mix)

Cranking out LOUD with headphones... I must say that I'm having a good time!
ReplyDeleteAs always THANKS AJ!
In all seriousness it is aimed at the synth-pop pop chart dross of 1987 when Stock, Aitken and Waterman ruled supreme. It could have been much worse
DeleteA Young band from Paris... loving them.
ReplyDeleteFREE DOWNLOAD ON Bandcamp:
https://fiasco.bandcamp.com/album/duel
OH
DeleteMY
GOD!
Lovely (free helps) but still bloody brilliant