#chris thomas

Tbom doodles I did at 3am bc sleep is not a real thing wdym??? Cocaine Poptarts :)

1 - he just REALLY loves Poptarts man. Like, a normal amount, it’s just his fav snack. He ate more than 1 one time and Mckinley said “wow you rlly like Poptarts that should be your name !!” And Thomas was like “yeah :}” (I mean Mormon’s LOVE sugar they have dirty sodas and Crumble Cookie I don’t think it’s a stretch)

2 - it was his sisters fav food, they always had sleepovers and ate a bunch together until their stomachs hurt, she had them for breakfast every morning and when she was sad he’d make her some. She even still ate them right before she died. After she passed away, he ate them as a way of comfort, sort’ve to assuage the guilt of not being there when she died, but all it did was remind himself of her.

3 - he REALLLY likes Poptarts. He wears Poptarts deodorant, Poptarts underwear , he has a Poptarts themed tie. His blood is Poptarts, his tears are Poptarts, he shits Poptarts, his brain cells are Poptarts.

Roxy Music c1973, recording sessions for the album 'For Your Pleasure'

Top (L-to-R): John Porter (temp bassist), Bill Price (engineer), Bryan Ferry, Brian Eno, and Chris Thomas (producer)

Pretenders - Talk of the Town (Single Version) (1981) Chrissie Hynde from: "Talk of the Town" / "Cuban Slide" (UK) “Pretenders II” (LP)

New Wave | Jangle Pop

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Personnel: Chrissie Hynde: Lead Vocals / Rhythm Guitar James Honeyman-Scott: Lead Guitar / Backing Vocals Pete Farndon: Bass Guitar / Backing Vocals Martin Chambers: Drums / Backing Vocals

Produced by Chris Thomas

Recorded: @ Pathe Marconi Studios in Paris, France 1980

Single Released: March, 1980 Real Records (UK) Sire Records (Australia)

Album Released: August 7, 1981 Sire Records (US)

1975 slow dazzle/helen of troy tour playlist

01 child's xmas in wales 1975-04-12 rond point marseille 02 darling i need you 1975-11-03 jarlateatern stockholm 03 waiting for the man 1975-05-13 lady mitchell hall cambridge 04 antarctica starts here 1975-05-11 drury lane theatre london 05 fear is a man's best friend 1975-04-12 rond point marseille 06 paris 1919 1975-05-11 drury lane theatre london 07 buffalo ballet 1975-04-12 rond point marseille 08 you know more than i know 1975-05-13 lady mitchell hall cambridge 09 endless plain of fortune 1975-04-12 rond point marseilles 10 the jeweller 1975-05-11 drury lane theatre london 11 ghost story 1975-11-03 jarlateatern stockholm 12 taking it all away 1975-11-19 town hall birmingham 13 helen of troy 1975-11-03 jarlateatern stockholm 14 pablo picasso 1975-05-13 lady mitchell hall cambridge 15 guts 1975-11-03 jarlateatern stockholm 16 dirty ass rock&roll 1975-04-12 rond point marseilles 17 gun 1975-05-13 lady mitchell hall cambridge 18 leaving it up to you 1975-11-19 town hall birmingham 19 cable hogue 1975-11-01 saltlageret copenhagen 20 heartbreak hotel 1975-05-13 lady mitchell hall cambridge 21 baby what you want me to do 1975-11-01 saltlageret copenhagen

john cale guitar keyboards chris spedding guitar pat donaldson bass timi donald drums chris thomas keyboards brian eno treatments (05-11 drury lane)

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INXS's 5th studio album was released on 14 October 1985.

After 3 months of working on the album, producer Chris Thomas felt that the group still lacked a "hit" song and encouraged them to write one more for the album. Michael Hutchence and Andrew Farriss went through the demo versions they had recorded and brought one titled "Funk Song no 13" to Thomas who then spent 2 days working with the band to develop what would become the group's first Top 10 hit single in the US, "What You Need" (which peaked at #5).