Kiss Power

Age Of Chance - Kisspower

Ripped from a 12 " white label single released on Fon Records (AGEX 5) in 1986 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. Okay okay.... I know I said I would never post this again but Steve taken the time to rip his copy and hence save me the trouble...

Back in 1985, Leeds based Peel darlings and agitprop noise terrorists, Age Of Chance covered Prince's Kiss for their second Peel Session. After a couple of noisy singles on their own Riot Bible lable, Age of Chance signed to Chakk's Fon label.

Kiss was the first release on Fon in a multitude of single and mini-album formats. The tracker teetered on the edge of the mainstream charts for quite sometime and eventually the band were picked up by Virgin Records licensed via Fon.

Virgin gave the band the benefit of a huge salesforce and radio pluggers. This version was passed to John Peel who played it on his show a few times. Eventually the Virgin Sales Force started to pass copies of this white label around the music trade.

I remember grabbing five copies from my rep, none of which found their way on to the record shop racks. Virgin bottled an official release due to major copyright infringements.

A1 Kisspower

More Age Of Chance ....very soon!

Pass The Aspirin....

Age Of Chance - Crush Collision

Ripped from a 12" vinyl double pack released on Fon Records (AGE 9) in 1986 to high resolution 24-bit flac. The Leeds noise merchants flogged this one to death in a multitude of releases of the Kiss cover in attempt to flaunt chart compilation rules. I am not so sure the cover of Disco Inferno was at all necessary. Virgin Records were to eventually exterminate Age Of Chance by persuading them to be a pop-soul combo. Cue the re-rip requests for Kiss Power!

A1 Be Fast Be Clean Be Cheap
A2 Crash Conscious
A3 Morning After The Sixties
A4 Kiss
B1 Mob! Hut!!
B2 Disco Inferno
C1 Kiss Sonic Crush Symphony

Everlasting No!

Age Of Chance - The Twilight World Of Sonic Disco

Ripped from a 12" vinyl single released on Riot Bible Records (BIBLE 001) in 1986 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. A quick hop, skip and jump up the M1 to the fair city of Leeds to meet up with those noisy folks Age Of Chance, who managed to convince themselves that they had reinvented dance music. History tells us otherwise! Here's a fine compilation of their first two singles.

A1 Motorcity
A2 Everlasting Yeah!
B1 Bible Of The Beats
B2 Liquid Jungle

Age Of Chance - Kisspower

Ok, I've relented to the pressure. Your final chance to grab this as no doubt it will get pulled again. I will not be reposting this again ....so no excuses if you miss this.

Back in 1985, Leeds based Peel darlings and agitpop noise terrorists, Age Of Chance covered Prince's Kiss for their second Peel Session. After a couple of noisy singles on their own Riot Bible lable, Age of Chance signed to Chakk's Fon label.
Kiss was the first release on Fon in a multitude of single and mini-album formats. The tracker tetered on the edge of the mainstream charts for quite sometime and eventually the band were picked up by Virgin Records.
Virgin gave the band the benefit of a huge salesforce and radio pluggers. This version was passed to John Peel who played it on his show a few times. Eventually the Virgin Sales Force started to pass copies of this white label around the music trade.
I remember grabbing five copies from my rep, none of which found there way on to the record shop racks. Virgin bottled an official release due major copyright infringements. Listen and you'll soon hear why. As a bonus the zip also includes the original Peel session version.

Re:Upped!