Leftfield-Berlin_Live-DVBS-2015-JUST

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2016-03-20

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Artist.......: Leftfield
Album........: Berlin Live
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Electronic
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2016-03-20
Str.date.....: 2015-11-26
Quality......: 248kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.leftfieldmusic.com/

track  title                                          time

 1.    Berlin Live                                   56:00
        * Universal Everything
        * Little Fish
        * Chant Of A Poor Man
        * Swords
        * Head And Shoulders
        * Afrika Shox
        * Storm' End
        * Phat Planet


                                            Runtime  56:00
                                            Size     99.72


Release Notes:

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The production team which brought house music back from the brink of commercial
mediocrity, Leftfield made it safe for artistic producers to begin working in a
new vein termed progressive house. Paul Daley (a former member of A Man Called
Adam and the Brand New Heavies) and programmer Neil Barnes combined the classic
soul of early Chicago and New York house with the growing Artificial
Intelligence school of album-oriented techno to create classic, intelligent
dance music. When legal hassles over ownership of the Leftfield name prevented
the pair from recording their own music after the release of their debut "Not
Forgotten," they turned to remixing, establishing their early reputation for
reworking tracks by artists ranging from Stereo MC's and David Bowie to Yothu
Yindhi and Renegade Soundwave. Finally, with their courtroom battles
successfully behind them, they formed their own Hard Hands label in late 1992
and issued the single "Release the Pressure," featuring reggae vocalist Earl
Sixteen; "Song of Life" followed, and in 1993 Leftfield scored their first major
hit with "Open Up," recorded with John Lydon. Their debut LP, Leftism, was
released in 1995; the long-awaited Rhythm and Stealth followed four years later.
With only two albums under their belt, Leftfield decided to split in early 2002
to focus on solo projects. The band reunited in 2010 to play a series of
festivals and headline dates around the U.K., and in 2013, Daley left the group
and returned to his solo career. Barnes carried on and in 2015 released a third
Leftfield album, Alternative Light Source. The LP was a mix of current and
classic electronica styles with Tunde Adebimpe, the Sleaford Mods, and Channy
Leaneagh of Poliτa as guests.




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