Mesh-Automation_Baby-Limited_Edition-2CD-FLAC-2013-AMOK

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2017-10-05

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Mesh - Automation Baby
(c) 2013 Dependent

Artist....: Mesh
Album.....: Automation Baby
Reldate...: 2013-03-15
Source....: CD
Discs.....: 2
Type......: Limited Edition
Tracks....: 22
Genre.....: Synthpop
Label.....: Dependent
Catalogue#: mind 200-201
Encoder...: FLAC 1.3.1
Quality...: 941 kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
URL.......: http://www.mesh.co.uk/


Tracklist:
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Disc 1/2
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1  Just Leave Us Alone                                            5:28
2  Taken For Granted                                              6:08
3  You Want What's Owed To You                                    4:38
4  Automation Baby                                                4:56
5  AB Incidental No. 1                                            2:40
6  This Is The Time                                               5:07
7  The Way I Feel                                                 4:20
8  Adjust Your Set                                                4:54
9  Born To Lie                                                    4:45
10 AB Incidental No. 2                                            0:59
11 Flawless                                                       4:29
12 Never Meet Your Heroes                                         5:18
13 When The City Breathes                                         4:07
14 You Couldn't See This Coming                                   6:02
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Disc 2/2
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1  Automation Baby (Radio Version)                                3:31
2  On.Anon                                                        3:59
3  Perfect Idea Of Beauty                                         1:44
4  Born To Lie (Duet Version Feat. Mechanical Cabaret)            5:17
5  Airkraft                                                       3:31
6  Just Leave Us Alone (Aaron Molho Feat. Wendy Wang)             4:20
7  Petrified (Acoustic)                                           3:45
8  Automation Baby (Remix By Johannes Bⁿrmann)                    5:25
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                                                                  31:32

                                                Total:687.00MB / 95:23




Release Notes:
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Please do not give this CD free for downloading on the www.
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Limited edition of 2500 copies.

The next 'perfect'album?

Mesh always moves somewhere between Synth Pop and Electrorock. This balancing
act makes this album exciting and varied. Can the successor of the album 'A
Perfect Solution' hold a candle or even exceed? Curious, though the new visual
aesthetics irritates a little.
Far away from being disappointed

The first single 'Born To Lie' reveals itself as a phenomenal club hit. This can
rekindle the hope of a great album.

The opener 'Just Leave Us Alone' is a 'Mesh' classic from the beginning. A
gentle beginning followed by a catchy beat and a pleasant chorus. Absolutely
fresh and inspiring is the minimal dubstep sounding bridge in the song.

Further the up-tempo, title given song 'Automation Bady' is awesome as well and
pushes you to dance. For the bridge in 'Automation Baby' they used some modified
80s 8-bit sounds and they fit perfectly in the song. Everything sounds new and
fresh, but also familar.

The overall rating could be much higher if 'Mesh' would have get rid of those
two instrumental interludes 'AB Incidental No. 1' and 'AB Incidental No. 2'.
These are unnecessary gap fillers. The lyric line that has stayed with most
remembered is: "I'm just so ordinary, that makes you ordinary too" from the
awesome song 'Flawless'. But this album is anything but ordinary, rather a 100%
buy recommendation.

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