9 Replies to “ Man Of Colours - Icehouse - Man Of Colours (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Nov 17,  · vinyl pressing of the Man Of Colours album. Vinyl release of Icehouse - Man Of Colours (30th Anniversary / Tri Colour Gram Vinyl). Released through UNIVERSAL MUSIC and available on LP.

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2. USED VINYL RECORD 12 inch 33 rpm vinyl LP Released in , Man Of Colours is Australian rock/synthpop band Icehouse's best-selling album. (Regular Records RML) Side 1: Crazy Electric Blue Nothing Too Serious Man of Colours Heartbreak Kid Side 2: The Kingdom My Obsession Girl In The Moon Anybody's War Sunris.

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3. Nov 18,  · Icehouse - Man Of Colours One on my favourite Pop/ New Wave songs I love the instruments, it is a beautiful song. Enjoy:) All audio belongs to the respected.

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4. Find album release information for Man of Colours - Icehouse on AllMusic. Find album release information for Man of Colours - Icehouse on AllMusic AllMusic. New Releases. Featured New Releases LP: Man of Colours: Warner Music CD:

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5. Man of Colours, an Album by Icehouse. Released in on Chrysalis (catalog no. CHS; Vinyl LP). Genres: Pop Rock, New Romantic.

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6. Icehouse ~ Man of Colours. vinyl LP. art work by. Iva Davies & Robert Kretschmer. The name Icehouse, which was adopted in , comes from an old, cold flat Davies lived in and the strange building across the road populated by itinerant people. Of the many albums Davies produced (discography below), my favorite is, Man of Colours (); and, of course, I had a favorite song from .

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7. Jul 13,  · Man of Colours, Icehouse's fifth album, reached Gold status in international markets including the US and the UK and became the highest local selling album by an Australian group ever and remained so for over 20 years, The album has sold over 1 million copies in Australia alone and contains smash hit singles, Crazy and Electric Blue, which both topped the US airplay and sales charts.

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8. Apr 26,  · Man Of Colours is a wildly inappropriate title for an album consisting of various shades of grey - and there's not even fifty of those. It's an album mired in the period it was created and, because that is now pushing thirty years ago, it makes you realise how old you've become - and I hate /5(12).

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9. On their fifth album, the smooth pop style of Australia's Icehouse is garnished with even more bouncy synthesizers and lavish melodies than their earlier work. Lead singer Iva Davies elaborated slant is immediately forthcoming in all the tunes on this album, but is truly the best working part behind the group. Man of Colours' first two tracks attached themselves to the Top 40, with "Crazy.

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