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Displaced Man
03:41
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From The Heart
06:24
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Face To Face
04:24
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Statue
03:25
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House Of Cards
02:59
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Cradle Of Fame
05:19
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Looking Glass
04:02
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Oh Woman
04:11
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Wrapped In Gold
04:37
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Dreams Parts 1 & 2
06:15
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Goddess Of Love
03:21
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Voices (Live)
06:09
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The Vanishing Point Cambridge, UK
The Vanishing Point were a Cambridge based post punk / gothic rock band. They played extensively in London and the South East during the mid eighties. Its members were Martin Cornell, David Middle, John Cornell and Gavin Langford.
The Vanishing Point recommends:
Lost EP (plus bonus Cambridge live tracks)
by The Final Scream
The singer Dave Middle of Final Scream is also the singer in The Vanishing Point
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Your so Bony, but your'e my one and Only
by Black Buttercups
Black Buttercups features Dave Middle (who was The Vanishing Point singer) on drums and Gavin Langford who also played bass for The Vanishing Point.
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SENEX IV. Features Dave Middle singer of Vanishing Point back on vocals with a new band. Dark and excellent debut album called Dolls House.
go to albumIf you like The Vanishing Point, you may also like:
supported by 7 fans who also own “Anthology”
I like the subtle way in which the tracks connect to the album cover, making this resting maiden the center point — calm in the midst of storm. (Just my interpretation maybe but the cover gives extra depth to the music... a softer undertone). The image reminds me of ‘Annunciation’ by Dante G. Rossetti used in ‘Adrenaline’ music video. ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ puts me at peace with big disappointments — a bittersweet musical potion.
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The Insatiable Desire... For More
by Altar De Fey
supported by 6 fans who also own “Anthology”
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“Strangers” is packed with wonderfully menacing electro-goth—late-night horror movie music for vampire dance parties.
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