According to a list of Belgian bands they released only one album (Who Cares) on Fleet Records in 1980.
However, Gramo has just bought another Second Life album issued in Poland, named Why:
For your entartainment, here is the front cover:
And here is the back cover, where the Polish editor compares Second Life with Dutch rock bands like Livin’ Blues and Pussycat:
UPDATE: Torley’s suggestion was great. So, here are the pics in high resolution, for those of you who’d like to have inworld replicas of Gramo’s Second Life album:
muahah, great
Yeah, but what about THE MUSIC?? Let’s hear what they sound like!
…Oh, nevermind.
-dwvr
@Dan Van Riper: There is going to be an update about that as soon as we find a turntable to play the vinyl on
Judging from titles like Island in the sun (on side A) and When a Man Loves a Woman (on side B), however, they should sound pretty cheesy.
So Xeni is most probably right, after all
Hahah, The two on the right look like Philip Rosedale and Cory Ondrejka.
Awesome!
Must.Find.Album.To.Hang.In.Office.
Ah, the days before we had the iconic eye-in-hand. Every successful rockband needs an identity!
And like Apple, shows how much we’re into music.
After Baba’s comments, I’m inclined to think someone’s gonna make a Photoshopped cover and distro it as a texture inworld!
*gets boogielicious*
:)) o să te omoare demenţa asta cu traficul, omule :)) o să ajungi să scrii abureli în 100 de limbi :))
@Baba: looool
Actualy, the members of Second Life are:
Walter Ardeel
Hans Calcoen
Willy de Cock
Dirk Daneels
Dirk Cauwels
We haven’t got time to google them yet
@Jeska Linden: Gramo thinks “Must.Not.Sell.Album.On.Ebay.’Cause.It’s.Too.Cool”
But we suspect there are still some copies available out there.
@Torley Linden: omg, that’s a great idea; we’ll take some better pics at a bigger resolution and put them on Flickr for everybody to have their own inworld textures.
@yanush: omule, invidia nu face bine la sanatate; in marea sa bunatate, Gramo s-a gandit sa te scape de chinuri
asa ca deocamdata, cel putin, n-are rost sa mai incerci sa lasi mesaje pe aici; iti uram insanatosire grabnica!
I knew Dirk Danneels (guitarist) when i was a kid and he copied me their 1980’s album onto tape once, and believe it or not, it was not that bad at all. They had like 3 phases: first they were, as stated, very much like Dutch bands like Pussycat and sort of Glam-rocky, but their 80’s album was a more ’serious’ effort influenced by bands like Pink Floyd and Alan Parson’s Project… They had a reunion at the end of the 90’s and that was phase 3: FM-rock, not that good at all, very much like Toto…