Urban_Tribe--The_Collapse_Of_Modern_Culture-1998-sb

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     june.01.2001 - #645
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     artist      : Urban Tribe
     album       : The Collapse of Modern Culture
     year        : 1998
     label       : Mo'Wax
     genre       : Lo-Fi
     catalogue   : 524589
     url         : www.mowax.com
     quality     : CD 192k HQ True Stereo

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     01.Urban Tribe - Decades of Silicon                           03:49
     02.Urban Tribe - Nebula                                       04:25
     03.Urban Tribe - Low Berth                                    07:01
     04.Urban Tribe - D-2000                                       04:27
     05.Urban Tribe - at Peace With Concrete                       05:28
     06.Urban Tribe - Sophistry                                    05:52
     07.Urban Tribe - Social Theorist                              01:56
     08.Urban Tribe - Transaction                                  05:19
     09.Urban Tribe - Genome Project                               05:50
     10.Urban Tribe - Cultural Nimrod                              06:21
     11.Urban Tribe - Daytime TV                                   01:27
     12.Urban Tribe - Micro Machines                               05:17
     13.Urban Tribe - Lap Top                                      04:42
     14.Urban Tribe - Peacemakers                                  06:14

     14  tracks | 68:08 mins | 93,7 MB

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     Similar to other releases on Mo' Wax, The Collapse of Modern
     Culture focuses on downtempo beat-symphonies with heavy inspiration
     from dub.
     The similarities end there, however, as Sherard Ingram's Detroit
     and electro inspirations make for a record that sounds closer to
     downtempo tech-house than DJ Shadow-type trip-hop.
     The album also unites three of Detroit's most respected producers
     Carl Craig, Moodymann's Kenny Dixon, Jr. and Anthony Shakir for
     several tracks, though Ingram is the real star. --allmusic.com

     PS. Clicks'n'pops in track 13 are NOT errors ..its like this on the
     original cd.

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