Snowy Red
Classed in the Belgian New Beat scene.
At this moment Micky Mike is completely out of the music scene.
According to Dirk Ivens (Dive, Klinik) when asked byJurgen
Albums
- Snowy Red (Dirty Dance 12001, 1981)
- The Right to Die (Dirty Dance 12002, 1982)
- Vision (Soundwork 7005 / Soundworks Products 12003, 1984)
- The Compilation 1980-84 (Antler 098, 1988)
- The Beat is over .. (Antler 116, 1989)
12"
- Treat me / Euroshima (Wardance) (Antler 080, 1988)
- Side 1 - Treat Me (Club Mix) (6:26)
- Side 2 - Euroshima (Wardance) (4:25) / Treat Me (Radiomix) (5:05)
All songs composed by Micky Mike
Produced by Stephan Kraemer and Micky Mike
Additional guitars:Jean-paul Delepont and Stephan Kraemer
Additional Vocals:Iben Larssen and Niki Mono
Special thanks for help and rhythms to Jean-Paul Delepont
Recorded and mixed at Studio Square.February'88
Special thanks to Paul Delnoy
- Never Alive - maybe - no info
- I'm Alright (Antler 083, 1988)
- Side A:I'm Allright (long version) (5:59)
- Side B:The Long Run (5:10) / I'm Allright (short version) (4:30)
All songs composed & performed by Micky mike
Produced by Stephan Kraemer and Micky Mike
Additional vocals by Iben Larssen & Niki Mono
I'm Allright:
E-bow guitar by Stephan Kraemer
Sax by Alain Prick
The Long Run:
Trumpet by Paul Delnoye
Guitar by Stephan Barbery
Drums by Alain Lefevre
Bass by Thomas Kuersten
Additional vocals by Niki Mono
- Love Machine (Antler as051, 1989)
- Side 1 - Lovemachine (8:01)
- Side 2 - Warmachine(Lovedance)(3:35)/Love machine (instrumental) (6:36)
- Breakdown - Carol & Snowy Red (Ant 110, 1989)
- Side 1 - Breakdown (the original)(4:03)
- Side 2 - Breakdown (Snowy Red Version)(4:03)/Breakdown (Instrumental)(4:03)
A:Vocals:Carol,Electronics:Micky Mike
Snowy Red Version performed by Micky Mike and the Snowy Red's 84 band
Other two remixed by Roland Belluci.
(Roland Belluci is Roland Beelen, boss of Antler records)
7"
- I'm Hurt / Megadeath (Dirty Dance 7002, 1982)
- Breakdown / So Low (Dirty Dance7003, 1982 - with Carol)
- The Long run / Psychoscratch (Soundwork 7005, 1984)
- Treat me / Euroshima (Wardance) (Antler 080, 1988)
Compilation appearances
- Euroshima Wardance - New Beat Take 1 (Antler/SUB034/ 1988)
- The Long Run and Breakdown - World of Electronic Body Music (Antler/ANT111, 1989)
- Sinking Down - Zwischenfall - From The 80's To The 90's (Subtronic, 1994)
- Euroshima (Wardance) - Call of the Banshee (Sub Terranean, 1994 - re-issued 1996))
- Euroshima (Wardance) - New Wave Belgian Class X (Antler-Subway/AS5135, 1997)
- Never Alive - New Wave Club Class X Vol.1 (Antler-Subway/AS5050, 1991))
- Nowhere - New Wave Club Class X Vol.8 (1997)
- Euroshima - Rock To The Beat (Antler-Subway 444.0022.23,1999)
Video
Aparently he also made a video with 40 minutes of music and visuals.
Anyone have a copy?
Video Clips
Snowy Red: The Long Run-New Beat Video Hits (promovision 8900/1989)
Other appearances
Micky Mike also appeared on the following sampler:
Walkin' After Midnight (LP) with the song: Back in my Room
If I remember right, it was in the time before he formed snowy Red..., also Prothese (pre-Front 242) with Chanson were recorded on this album.
Thanks Sebastian
Snowy Red
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The Right to Die
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All vocals, electronics and bass by Micky Mike
Recorded at home on an eight track Teac
Vision
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Micky Mike:Vocals-Keyboards-guitar-Sequence and rythmic programmation
Paul Delnoy:Keyboards-Bass-Trumpet-Sequence and rythmic programmation
Niki Mono:Vocals
Stephan Barbery:Guitars-Bouzouki
Robert Leff:Drums-Percussion
Recorded at sounworks Studio Brussels by Paul Delnoy
The Compilation 1980-1984
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The Beat Is Over...
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All songs written and composed by Micky mike except "LoveMachine" byHauenstein,"Don't Wanna Crawl" by Micky Mike and J.P.Devox
Micky Mike:Vocals-Keyboards-Guitar-Mandolin
Stephan Kraemer:Keyboards-guitar-E Bow
Michel Degreef:Some Rhythm programmation and percussions
J.P.Devox:guitars on "Don't wanna crawl"
Alain Prick:mad sax on "I'm allright"
Backing vocals by the Panther Association
Recorded at Square Studio during Spring '89
Produced by Stephan Kraemer and Micky Mike
Thanks to Jurgen (Belgium) for lots of info and most of the graphics, Gert Glassee, Dirk Houbrechts (who runs the excellent site: Belgian Pop & Rock Archives), Tomas Eriksson and Getlef - all for various contibution which have pushed this site beyond a question into the realms of a resource.