Editorial Review:

Album Description:
16 cuts from the Duran Duran/ Lilac Time member's 1985 & 1986 solo albums for Virgin, plus tunes he released under the Dr. Calculus moniker. Includes tracks on CD for the first time. Features two versions of 'Kiss Me' (one producedby J.J. Jeczalik & one mixed by Francoise Kevorkian), plus 'Unkiss That Kiss' & 'I Love You'. 1998 Virgin Records release.









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Disc 1:

1. Icing On The Cake
2. Kiss Me (1985)
3. Unkiss That Kiss
4. Sunday Supplement
5. Wednesday Jones (Dixie)
6. I Love You
7. Blasted With Ecstasy
8. Julie Christie
9. Cocksure
10. Love Is Driving Me Insane
11. Kiss Me (1983)
12. Dream Machine
13. A Lot Of Ink
14. When You Go To Bed
15. Done For
16. Moments Of Being

Rating: - * Myopic Fulfillment ... I really just bought this CD for the 2 versions of "Kiss Me." And there they are. Satisfaction. Rating: - * Only 2 good songs on this CD ... I only purchased this CD because I couldn't get a couple of the songs (Kiss Me) from iTunes. Rating: - * For the retro collector ... His 80's pop hits are here. Some obscure titles as well, very diverse. Rating: - * This collection is \"...better than wine\" ... This is some quality pop music here, folks. "Tin Tin" is truly talented. Every track in the collection is worth listening to twice. It even has the '85 version of his new wave hit "Kiss Me". This is genuine, quality pop. Every fan of this era should listen to the brilliant talent of Stephen Duffy. Rating: - * Fine round-up but where is \"HOLD IT\" and the 12\" mixes?! ... I bought all of TIN TIN's erly 12"s/LPs when they first came out in the 80s, and while it's rather nice to have most of his "hits" on CD (esp like having both '83 and '85 mixes of KISS ME), there is one glaring error: WHERE IS "HOLD IT" the 1983 12" he did on Wanrer Bros? It's his BEST song, equal to Kiss Me- couldn't they afford to license it? And while youre' at it, WHERE ARE THE 12" MIXES of Kiss Me, Icing on the Cake, etc? What's the point of putting out STEPHEN TIN TIN DUFFY on CD and no club mixes? Maybe next time. Still a keeper for true fans until they get it right.