Keyboards Affair - Tubular Bells album mp3

Keyboards_Affair Italo-Disco Synth-pop 1983 Italy

A	Tubular Bells Written-By – M. Oldfield*	6:18
B	Commando Written-By – M. Flores, R. Rossi, S. Poggi*	5:32

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Polygram Dischi S.p.A.
Copyright (c) – Deutsche Grammophon GmbH
Distributed By – Deutsche Grammophon GmbH
Published By – Camomilla
Published By – Virgin
Pressed By – PRS Hannover
Printed By – PRS Hannover

Credits

Arranged By – Roberto Rossi
Engineer [Sound] – Bruno Malasoma
Producer – Sergio Poggi

Notes

Published by Virgin (track A), Camomilla (track B)

℗ 1983 Polygram Dischi S.p.A., Milano
© 1983 Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft mbH, Hamburg
Aus dem Hause Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft mbH
Made in West Germany
Printed in West Germany

Tubular Bells is pressed by Sonopress.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0 42281 52731 9
Label Code: LC 0309
Rights Society: GEMA
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): 815 273 - 1 S 1 320
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): 815 273 - 1 S 2 320
Other (Embossed stamp on back cover): PRS Hannover
Other (Price code): Y

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
815 273-1	Keyboards Affair	Tubolar Bells ‎(12")	Polydor, Polygram Dischi S.p.A.	815 273-1	Italy	1983
815 273-7	Keyboards Affair	Tubolar Bells ‎(7")	Polydor	815 273-7	Italy	1983
PDS 2242	Keyboards Affair	Tubular Bells ‎(7")	Polydor	PDS 2242	Canada	1983
815 273-1	Keyboards Affair	Tubular Bells ‎(12", Maxi, RP, Son)	Polydor	815 273-1	Germany	1990
815 273-7	Keyboards Affair	Tubular Bells / Commando ‎(7")	Polydor	815 273-7	France	1983

Keyboards Affair - Tubular Bells album mp3

Performer: Keyboards Affair
Genre: Electronic
Title: Tubular Bells
Country: Italy
Released: 1983
Style: Italo-Disco, Synth-pop
MP3 version ZIP size: 1876 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1569 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 698
Other Formats: AA MP4 MP1 AUD ASF MOD MP2

Netlandinhabitant

I still remember the effect this version had on me in 1983! I would say it marked me a little.

DABY

Although many ppl would agree to differ IMO this is a splendid version of the mike oldfield classic ,it uses all the elements very well and is not just a tacky remix of a timeless classic ,the way the instruments build in this release is excellent (he even credits and pays homage to mike oldfield in part of the record) also ... as the story goes mike oldfield wasn't too happy about this being released and due to him kicking up a stink many of the copies were destroyed.All in all this is a highly recommended release

Whitemaster

Well, I've been looking for this version since... well, 1983 and found it tonight. 2018 will be a good year for me I guess. I just made an edit on the Tubular Bells Wikipedia page. I could've found Keyboards Affair much sooner if it would've been there. I just hope Mike won't come bashing here and there some more. If it can make him feel better, I would've never, well, probably never, known about his work if Keyboards Affair didn't install this ear worm in me when I was a kid! Still, were these versions authorized? Polydor wasn't exactly a bunch of pirates (well, what do I really know? o.O). This is not a cover, it is a tribute. Maybe he was upset he did not make such a version. Imagine Pink Floyd and Genesis going around bashing tribute bands. Cheers!