Release : Langoth - Grounding
Artist : Langoth
Album : Grounding
Genre : Lo-Fi
Source : CDDA
Label : sunshine
URL : http://www.sunshine.at
Date : 2006-06-09
Encoder : LAME 3.90.3 / alt-preset standard
Quality : 210kbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 10
Time : 47:49 min
Size : 75.96
1 Come Over Here Feat. Kristina Fogg & Da Fonz - Langoth 4:30
2 Grounding Feat. Da Fonz - Langoth 5:28
3 Winter Loops - Langoth 3:53
4 Watch What You Say Feat. Melinda Stoika - Langoth 4:48
5 What A Family Feat. Da Fonz - Langoth 6:31
6 On My Own Feat. Bobas & Maestro - Langoth 4:39
7 Gummophon - Langoth 4:17
8 Home To The Cities Feat. Kristina Fogg - Langoth 4:48
9 Trompophon - Langoth 4:17
10 Slow Motion Feat. Melinda Stoika - Langoth 4:38
Following LangothÆs delicious debut album ôSentimental Cookingö, his second
album is now ready to be enjoyed. The Langoth project is all about friends and
fellow musicians coming together and creating unique music influenced by many
different characters. First, the project was to dine and to jam with some good
fellows. For his new album ôGroundingö (SR062/2) though, the focus was on making
excellent and compelling music! The initial meet & greet turned into some
serious studio sessions and became a unique family-portrait. The ôfamilyö went
straight to the essentials grounded in the basement-floor. LangothÆs
trademark-sound is topped with new impacts on this album. Peregrine features
from Melinda Soika, Kristina Fogg, Bobas & Maestro and a new family-member Da
Fonz create an absolute listening pleasure. This album is an extension of the 5
star deluxe menu \\\\\\\"Sentimental Cooking\\\\\\\", serving new ideas and
innovations. The listeners are leaded through the album with an intro of a
desperate phone-call ôCome Over Hereö, followed by the hit-single ôGroundingö
with its typical Viennese style and its outstanding video. ôOn my Ownö, a
spherical duel of French and English spoken words shows the variety of sounds
and the consistency of the message in this album. Song number 7 is a tribute to
the unheard of instrument, the ôGummophonö, invented by Michael Langoth and
Thierry Robert. The song ôHome to the Citiesö reflects the apocalypse cities are
confronted with nowadays and the lack of deepness in our society generally.
ôSlow Motionö concludes the album and reminds the listeners to slow-down in this
bustling and fast moving world. What a grounded album from the Langoth family!
This full length album will contain exclusive bonus material like the
ôGroundingö video and even more moving pictures from the Langoth family on a
Video-DVD!!
Enjoy...
Thx To Support Artists!
If You Like It ! Buy It ! :)
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