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█▓█ General Info :
█▓█ Title .........: Reel To Real Cacophony
█▓█ Artist ........: Simple Minds
█▓█ Music Style ...: New Wave
█▓█ Type ..........: Album
█▓█ Release Date ..: Jun-12-2004
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█▓█ Used Tools :
█▓█ Grabber .......: EAC V0.9 Beta 4 (Secure Mode)
█▓█ Encoder .......: Lame 3.90.3 --Alt-Preset Standard
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█▓█ Additional Info:
█▓█ Source ........: CDDA
█▓█ No. Of Songs ..: 12
█▓█ Size ..........: 58,8 MB
█▓█ Playtime ......: 41:15 min
█▓█ URL ...........: www.simpleminds.com
█▓█ Label .........: Virgin
█▓█ Quality .......: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / HQ / Joint-Stereo
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█▓█ 01 ::: Reel To Real ::: 02:50
█▓█ 02 ::: Naked Eye ::: 02:23
█▓█ 03 ::: Citizen (Dance Of Youth) ::: 02:54
█▓█ 04 ::: Carnival (Shelter In A Suitcase) ::: 02:51
█▓█ 05 ::: Factory ::: 04:15
█▓█ 06 ::: Cacophony ::: 01:41
█▓█ 07 ::: Veldt ::: 03:34
█▓█ 08 ::: Premonition ::: 05:29
█▓█ 09 ::: Changeling ::: 04:12
█▓█ 10 ::: Film Theme ::: 02:27
█▓█ 11 ::: Calling Your Name ::: 05:07
█▓█ 12 ::: Scar ::: 03:32
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█▓█ Originally released 1979.
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█▓█ To the delight of some open-minded post-punk fans -- fans who also had
█▓█ space for the relatively new, untraditional likes of Devo, Kraftwerk, and
█▓█ Eno in their record collections -- the relative simple-mindedness of Life
█▓█ in a Day was blown to bits and left for dead on the pub floor by Reel to
█▓█ Real Cacophony, the wide-eyed carnival-like follow-up released only seven
█▓█ months after its predecessor. The artistic leap from Life in a Day to Reel
█▓█ to Real has to be one of the most mesmerizing ones imaginable, an
█▓█ improvement that is even more impressive when the short time between
█▓█ release dates is considered. It's where Simple Minds ventured beyond the
█▓█ ability to mimic their influences and began to manipulate them,
█▓█ mercilessly pushing them around and shaping them into funny objects the
█▓█ way a child transforms a chunk of Play-Doh from an indefinable chunk of
█▓█ nothing into a definable chunk of something. Aside from a mercifully brief
█▓█ lapse into aimless murmuring and doodling that occurs during the middle of
█▓█ the record, Reel to Real Cacophony is rife with countless bizarre joys. It
█▓█ knocks you on your back with pretentious artsy-fartsiness as instantly as
█▓█ New Gold Dream dazzles with its art pop pleasures, but its challenging
█▓█ melodicism through jerky time signatures and an endless supply of varied
█▓█ sounds and textures keeps you coming back for more. "Real to Real," a
█▓█ sinister rewrite of Kraftwerk's "Radio-Activity," is a good, quick point
█▓█ of reference. Guitars are employed less frequently and are replaced by
█▓█ burbling electronics and further use of keyboard shadings, though the
█▓█ absolute high point of the band's early years, "Changeling," benefits from
█▓█ plangent, angular jabs. The record is certainly as much of an achievement
█▓█ as New Gold Dream -- an achievement that's on a plane with other 1979
█▓█ post-punk landmarks like Metal Box, 154, Entertainment, and Unknown
█▓█ Pleasures. No kidding. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
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