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▓ [ release info ] ▓
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░ artist: Morcheeba ░
album: Parts Of The Process
░ label: China ░
genre: Electronic
rip date: 02/04/2004
rel date: 08/26/2003
# tracks: 18
size: 112,0 MB
time: 78:22 min
ripper: PushiTooL
encoder: Lame 3.90.3
quality: --alt-preset standard (VBR)
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▓ [ about this release ] ▓
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http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=Awyamqj1wojka
Parts of the Process reflects on five albums and seven
years for the London trip-hop act Morcheeba. This
stunning 18-track set isn't chronologically arranged,
but all the hits and staples are here. Morcheeba
loyalists may be slightly disappointed by the
exclusion of "Who Can You Trust?" but overall, Parts
of the Process captures the beauty of Morcheeba. Big
Calm seems to be the major album represented with "The
Sea," "Over and Over," "Let Me See," and the song for
which this album is named, "Parts of the Process."
Other amazing tracks from the band's first release,
Who Can You Trust? ù "Tape Loop" and the brooding
chill of "Trigger Hippie" ù make this album more
complete. But other select cuts are equal in style and
still appeal. Cuts from the less popular Charango
album add a bit of flair to Morcheeba's sophisticated
catalog, especially "What New York Couples Fight
About." Even the stormy narrative "Rome Wasn't Built
in a Day," from Fragments of Freedom, is chalked in.
Those who found Morcheeba's 2001 Back to Mine
collection crucial to the band's body of work
shouldn't distress; that album doesn't really fit with
the direction of this collection. Instead, the trio
treats listeners to two brand-new tracks. Big Daddy
Kane joins Morcheeba for the funkadelic, hip-hop
groove "What's Your Name," while "Can't Stand It" is
the band's attempt at chamber pop. While Morcheeba
isn't one of the more exclusive acts of British
electronic music, they've assessed their power as
artists. Parts of the Process is well-suited for those
unfamiliar with the band, while still tailored for
those faithful followers, too. ù MacKenzie Wilson
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▓ [ track listing ] ▓
░ trk title time ░
01 The Sea 05:50
02 Tape Loop 03:50
03 Otherwise 03:44
04 Blindfold 04:39
05 Be Yourself 03:15
06 Part Of The Process 04:25
07 Let Me See 04:22
08 Undress Me Now 03:28
09 What's Your Name (feat. Big Daddy Kane) 03:55
10 Trigger Hippie 05:35
11 Rome Wasn't Built In A Day 03:35
12 Over And Over 02:22
13 What New York Couples Fight About 06:18
(feat. Kurt Wagner)
14 World Looking In 04:08
15 Moog Island 05:19
16 Way Beyond 03:32
17 Never An Easy Way 06:43
18 Can't Stand It 03:22
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