About "Welcome To My Revolution"
Oblivion is an album by the rock group Utopia, released in January 1984.The album represents a turning point for the band, stepping away from the stripped down sound of their 1982 self-titled album in favor of a fuller, more mainstream contemporary pop sound. This direction was continued on POV, the band's final album released the following year. This shift in sound is most noticeable due to an increased use of electronic drums and triggers by John "Willie" Wilcox. In addition, synthesizers and sequencers, common ingredients of Utopia's music dating back to their debut release, feature more heavily than usual across the album's runtime.
Released by US-based independent label Passport Records in early 1984, the album generated moderate sales, peaking at #74 on the Billboard 200 in March 1984.
Three songs were released as singles: "Crybaby" b/w "Winston Smith Takes It on the Jaw", which peaked at #30 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart in February 1984, becoming their biggest hit on that chart; "Love With a Thinker" b/w "Welcome to My Revolution" (released only in the UK); and "Maybe I Could Change" b/w "Love With a Thinker" (released only in Australia). The latter two failed to chart.
J. D. Considine wrote in Musician: "Further proof that 'Utopia' is derived from the Latin word for 'nowhere'."
Top songs by Utopia
Crazy Lady Blue- Abandon City
- Love Alone
- Set Me Free
- Love Is The Answer
- Just One Victory (live)
- Maybe I Could Change
- Rock Love
- Love In Action
- There Goes My Inspiration
- Rape Of The Young
- Last Dollar On Earth
- Welcome To My Revolution
- I'm Looking At You But I'm Talking To Myself
- I Just Want To Touch You
- Cry Baby
- Take It Home
- Something's Coming
- Do Ya
- Say Yeah
- Everybody Else Is Wrong
- God And Me
- Marriage Of Heaven And Hell
- If I've To Be Alone (up Against It Version)
- Hoi Polloi
- Love With A Thinker
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