Comsat_Angels-Waiting_for_A_Miracle-Remastered-2006-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

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JUST

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97,02 MB

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18

Date

2006-05-05

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Artist.......: Comsat Angels
Album........: Waiting for a Miracle
Label........: Renascent
Genre........: Alternative
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Feb-16-2006
str.date.....: Apr-04-2004
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   Missing in Action                             04:02
 02.   'Baby'                                        02:58
 03.   Independence Day                              03:46
 04.   Waiting for a Miracle                         02:57
 05.   Total War                                     03:47
 06.   On the Beach                                  03:41
 07.   Monkey Pilot                                  04:23
 08.   Real Story                                    03:45
 09.   Map of the World                              03:50
 10.   Postcard                                      04:09
 11.   Home Is the Range [EP track]                  03:34
 12.   We Were [b-side]                              04:12
 13.   Ju Ju Money [outtake]                         04:15
 14.   Work [outtake]                                04:08
 15.   Independence Day [demo]                       03:04
 16.   Real Story [demo]                             03:43
 17.   Target Talk [demo]                            03:39
 18.   Living In [demo]                              03:57

                                            Runtime  67:50 min
                                            Size     97,0 MB


Release Notes:

The bands first album, released for the first time
on CD in 1995, is one of the most startling debuts
I have ever heard. The album contains the original
version of The Comsat's most well-known track,
Independence Day - which sounds as powerful today
as it did when originally released in 1980. Waiting
For A Miracle, Baby & Monkey Pilot are my other
favourites from the album. Listening to Waiting For
A Miracle in 1996 (16 years after it was released!)
you could tell this was a band still learning their
craft, and willing to swim against the tide.
Postcard sounds like a band on their third album -
with it's minimal opening - deep bass and crashing
conclusion. If only all music was as powerful and
emotive as this.
"Say something - say anything"

Some LP's (5,000 to be exact) were pressed with an
alternate mix of Independence Day - check the label
- if the band is listed as The Comsat "Angles",
you've got a rarity on your hands!
"Waiting for a miracle - but nothing ever happens"

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