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1st May '13 8:29:56 PM JIKTV

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25th Apr '13 4:18:04 AM StFan

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After releasing two albums that were largely ignored in their homeland, the duo decided to try their luck on the other side of the Atlantic and relocated to England. It was there that they reached their popular (and arguably most creative) peak in 1974 with third album ''Kimono My House'', a fusion of glam-rock and dance-pop sensibilities with wry and clever stories, which spawned a surprise number two hit single with their SignatureSong "This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Both Of Us". They followed it up with ''Propaganda'' the same year and ''Indiscreet'' the next, which were essentially a continuation of the ''Kimono'' sound (to continued success), after which they returned to the United States and fell into obscurity starting with ''Big Beat''. During the next few decades they would go on to make over a dozen albums in which they would flirt with many different genres, including disco with ''No. 1 In Heaven'' (produced by GiorgioMoroder) and an uninspired NewWaveMusic/synthpop period in the '80s which is generally agreed upon as awful (''Angst In My Pants, Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat, Interior Design'').

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After releasing two albums that were largely ignored in their homeland, the duo decided to try their luck on the other side of the Atlantic and relocated to England. It was there that they reached their popular (and arguably most creative) peak in 1974 with third album ''Kimono My House'', a fusion of glam-rock and dance-pop sensibilities with wry and clever stories, which spawned a surprise number two hit single with their SignatureSong "This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Both Of Us". They followed it up with ''Propaganda'' the same year and ''Indiscreet'' the next, which were essentially a continuation of the ''Kimono'' sound (to continued success), after which they returned to the United States and fell into obscurity starting with ''Big Beat''. During the next few decades they would go on to make over a dozen albums in which they would flirt with many different genres, including disco with ''No. 1 In Heaven'' (produced by Music/GiorgioMoroder) and an uninspired NewWaveMusic/synthpop period in the '80s which is generally agreed upon as awful (''Angst In My Pants, Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat, Interior Design'').

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14th Apr '13 8:40:25 PM ThornBrain