Zero_7-I_Have_Seen-CDS2001-kW

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
kW
Size
21,27 MB
Files
3
Date
2005-08-30

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                                                               cDr|m's
.:: a klangwerk release ..................................................::.
   
     artist    :: zero 7
     release   :: i have seen
     year      :: 2001
     genre     :: lo-fi
     label     :: ultimate dilemma
     catalogue :: udrcds041
     website   :: www.ultimate-dilemma.com

     ripper    :: decimetre
     date      :: 06/12/2001
     quality   :: 192kbps/44,100hz
     source    :: compact disc

.::.......................................................................::.

     01 i have seen (radio edit)                                    3:58
     02 salt water sound                                            5:26
     03 spinning                                                    6:03

     playtime  :: 00h 15m 27s

.::.......................................................................::.

     Zero 7 are clearly getting a bit pissed off about all this 'chill  
     out/the British Air' business and since it's grossly               
     misrepresentative you can't really blame them.                     
                                                                        
     Although the ghost of Charles Stepney doesn't loom as large over   
     this release as previous offerings, it's clear that there's more   
     soul in these boy's crates than easy listening.                    
                                                                        
     'I Have Seen' proves the point, although it isn't an obvious choice
     of single from their hook-laden polished soul debut, 'Simple       
     Things'. It's reminiscent of the dodgier Rotary Connection tunes   
     with the bloke singing rather than those guided by the otherworldly
     vocals of Minnie Ripperton and lacks the ethereal catchiness of    
     much of their material.                                            
                                                                        
     But, it's grower and rewards the patient listener. So, it won't be 
     topping the chart and propelling them to the superstar status of   
     Air then (sorry!) but at least that means we won't have to suffer a
     self-indulgent second album. - dotmusic.com                        

.::.......................................................................::.

     greetings :: sb, qdp, sour, dps, rac, dh, sfe, hbz, tr, igr and mgc

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Files

PathSize
01-zero_7--i_have_seen_(radio_edit)-kw.mp35,46 MB
02-zero_7--salt_water_sound-kw.mp37,48 MB
03-zero_7--spinning-kw.mp38,33 MB