Wallace and Combs trickled out with the rest of the partygoers, pausing to pose for pictures before cranking up a car stereo to blast some tracks from Life After Death.ĭeciding to head back to their hotel, Combs jumped into the first of three cars with several bodyguards. Photo: David Corio/Redferns The rapper was ambushed at a red light performing at Madison Square Garden for Urban Aid on October 5, 1995.
The Book of Love - Personal Compilation - 2016.Public Image Limited - PiL - Nine - 1989.Information Society - Self-titled - 1988.SPK – Digitalis Ambigua, Gold And Poison - 1987.
William Orbit & Beth Orton - Superpinkymandy & Hin.Howard Jones - Dream Into Action & Action Replay.Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark - The Extended V.Manufacture - Voice Of World Control - 1991.Sugarcubes - Here Today, Tomorrow, Next Week! - 1989.I don't know how else to put it other than the guy is simply GENUINE. He even brought his teenage son out on stage for a couple of songs. He didn't dress up flashy, he didn't have the wild hair, and he was smiling the entire time. All three bands were great, but Howard was the only one who went out there without pretense, and just to have a good time. I saw him live in 1999 in Chicago with Human League and Culture Club. He is a true artist and master at what he does. Although some of the songs aren't too interesting, I can't say anything bad about them lyrically, their melodies aren't that bad, and the production was always tight. He worked with a number of talented producers and musicians, including Phil Collins, that helped to give true heart and life to his work. Yes, it was Psuedo-New Wave Radio Pop, but it was all well written. At the time it wasn't one of my favorites, but it was always a go-to when I was looking for something "normal" to listen to.Īs I've aged, I have grown to respect the work that Howard did in the 80s. It came out when I was in Junior High, and I had the cassette of Action Replay. My favorite of Howard Jones albums, this one reminds me of my youth in Chicago.
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