Cocteau_Twins-Heaven_Or_Las_Vegas-(DPRO-79291A)-Promo-CDS-FLAC-1990-SHGZ

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         Artist..: Cocteau Twins
         Album...: Heaven Or Las Vegas 

         GENRE....: Indie
         STYLE....: Dream Pop

         LABEL....: Capitol              SCENE.....: 2014-12-20
         BITRATE..: 871 kbps avg         STORE.....: 1990-00-00
         ENCODER..: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V     TRACKS....: 3
         SIZE.....: 73.98MB              SOURCE....: CDS (Promo)


         URL..: http://www.cocteautwins.com/html/discography/discog_25.html


        TRACKLIST

        1   Heaven Or Las Vegas (Edit)              3:59
        2   Dials                                   2:41
        3   Heaven Or Las Vegas (Album Version)     4:54



                                           Total Playtime.: 11:34


   http://www.discogs.com/Cocteau-Twins-Heaven-Or-Las-Vegas/release/864613

   "Heaven or Las Vegas" was released October 1990. It was the second single to
   be released from the Heaven or Las Vegas album. Elements of the song were
   used in the track of the same title by The Weeknd on his mixtape "Thursday".

   "Dials" was used as the prelude music for live performances during 1990/1991,
   and was included on the bonus disc of the 1991 CD Box Set.

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   The Cocteau Twins' return to form with its Heaven or Las Vegas album was
   encapsulated in the title track, a majestic number that effortlessly showed
   the band's collective strengths while at the same time adding some new twists
   to its long-established formula. For one thing, Elizabeth Fraser's singing is
   remarkably clear and direct; while certainly she's not perfectly
   understandable (and part of her appeal is how she can make hard-to-interpret
   lyrics so emotionally gripping), it does add an extra heft to the
   proceedings. Guitarist Robin Guthrie and bassist Simon Raymonde create music
   similarly elegant and beautiful as ever, but stripping back on the echo just
   a touch in favor of letting the main melodies carry through. Raymonde's
   loping, classically post-punk work fits the drum machine beat to a T while
   retaining its own beauty, while Guthrie's descending notes in the verse turn
   into a gripping main wash on the chorus. The final brilliant touch comes
   courtesy of a second chorus that appears twice, in the middle and at the end.
   Fraser first sings some inspiring, rising vocals, then Guthrie finishes with
   a series of simple, soaring notes that are as flat-out lovely (yet powerful)
   as it gets.



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