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█▓███ ARTIST..: David Bowie ▐█▐
██▓██ TITLE...: Hours (Reissue) ▐█▐
█▓██▓ LABEL...: Columbia Records ▐█▐
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▒▒▒▓▒ RIP-DATE...: May-05-2004 STREET-DATE: Mar-23-2004 ▐█▐
▒░▒░░ RIPPER.....: Team-ICE SUPPLIER...: Team-ICE ▐█▐
░░▒░▒ TYPE.......: Album GENRE......: Rock ▐█▐
▒▒░▒░ TRACKS.....: 15 SiZE.......: 96,9 MB ▐█▐
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█▒▒▒▓ QUALITY....: 192kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo ▐█▐
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█▓█▓█ URL........: www.davidbowie.com ▐█▐
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█▐01 █▐ Thursday's Child ▌█ 05:22▌█ ▐█▐
█▐02 █▐ Something In The Air ▌█ 05:46▌█ ▐█▐
█▐03 █▐ Survive ▌█ 04:11▌█ ▐█▐
█▐04 █▐ If I'm Dreaming My Life ▌█ 07:04▌█ ▐█▐
█▐05 █▐ Seven ▌█ 04:04▌█ ▐█▐
█▐06 █▐ What's Really Happening? ▌█ 04:10▌█ ▐█▐
█▐07 █▐ The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell ▌█ 04:41▌█ ▐█▐
█▐08 █▐ New Angels Of Promise ▌█ 04:37▌█ ▐█▐
█▐09 █▐ Brilliant Adventure ▌█ 01:51▌█ ▐█▐
█▐10 █▐ The Dreamers ▌█ 05:16▌█ ▐█▐
█▐11 █▐ Something In The Air (American Psycho Remix) ▌█ 06:02▌█ ▐█▐
█▐12 █▐ Survive (Marius DeVries Mix) ▌█ 04:18▌█ ▐█▐
█▐13 █▐ Seven (Demo) ▌█ 04:07▌█ ▐█▐
█▐14 █▐ The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell (Stigmata Film Versi ▌█ 04:46▌█ ▐█▐
█▐15 █▐ We All Go Through ▌█ 04:10▌█ ▐█▐
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█▐Since David Bowie spent the '90s jumping from style to style, it comes ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐as a shock that Hours, his final album of the decade, is a relatively ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐straightforward affair. Not only that, but it feels unlike anything ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐else in his catalog. Bowie's music has always been a product of ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐artifice, intelligence, and synthesis. Hours is a relaxed, natural ▌█ ▐█▐
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█▐shift in tone is quite refreshing. "Thursday's Child," the album's ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐engaging mid-tempo opener, is a good indication of what lays ahead. It ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐feels like classic Bowie, yet recalls no specific era of his career. ▌█ ▐█▐
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█▐music, from Hunky Dory through Earthling. That doesn't mean Hours is on▌█ ▐█▐
█▐par with his earlier masterworks; it never attempts to be that bold. ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐What it does mean is that it's the first album where he has accepted ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐his past and is willing to use it as a foundation for new music. That's▌█ ▐█▐
█▐the reason why Hours feels open, even organic - he's no longer self- ▌█ ▐█▐
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█▐It's a welcome change, and it produces some fine music, particularly on▌█ ▐█▐
█▐the first half of the record, which is filled with such subdued, subtly▌█ ▐█▐
█▐winning songs as "Something in the Air," "Survive," and "Seven." Toward▌█ ▐█▐
█▐the end of the album, Bowie branches into harder material, which isn't ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐quite as successful as the first half of the album, yet shares a ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐similar sensibility. And that's what's appealing about Hours - it may ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐not be one of Bowie's classics, but it's the work of a masterful ▌█ ▐█▐
█▐musician who has begun to enjoy his craft again and isn't afraid to let▌█ ▐█▐
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