Women_and_Children--Paralyzed_Dance_Tonight-(Narnack)-2006-UKi

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MP3/FLAC

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UKi

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54,39 MB

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14

Date

2006-10-27

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      a r t i s t : Women & Children
        t i t l e : Paralyzed Dance, Tonight
          d a t e : 2006
        l a b e l : Narnack
	    c a t : NCK7032CD
      s o u r c e : CDDA
        g e n r e : Folk
  r l s.  d a t e : Oct/2006
      t r a c k s : 14
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 54,3 MB

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     Once every big blue moon you hear an album and it makes you
     feel as if you'd just stepped out of a crisp morning
     shower...emotionally refreshed and completely revitalized.
     Sometimes/most times you can't express why the impact of this
     new record is so intense and well, you don't have to. Women
     and Children can handle that...they'd be honored.

     Paralyzed Dance, Tonight, Women and Children's new full
     length, bounces freely across the world. With 18 glorious
     tracks, it showcases a wide variety of folk-pop panorama. The
     cracked fable core of "My Bad" is smoothed in slow, syrupy
     breakfast rhythms while "Virginia's Creepers" bares a hop
     up/hop down piano punch ala Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club
     Band. The bursts of fiddle-stringed backdrops in "Ugly" give
     the record a balanced layer of crushed southern-velvet romp
     and the upbeat, situational rock of "Born TP" throws an early
     winter flow of bracing spice spiked up a notch. The album
     definitely reminds the mind of The Velvet Underground's
     legendary sessions with Nico; vibes rich in park life and
     partly cloudy journal entries.

     Women and Children definitely approach music from a slightly
     askew angle. You'd swear the only way to hear this kind of
     stuff would be to adjust your car radio to an unnatural
     frequency while parked atop the northern-most tip of the
     tallest known mountain. Sitting and listening to waves
     originally broadcast throughout mid 60's Paris; the sounds of
     French musicians imitating their American Folk
     saviors...somethin' very comfortable about that.
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      01-Born TP                                                [03:10]
      02-A Bigger Graveyard                                     [01:39]
      03-Your Honour                                            [03:10]
      04-Feed A Fire                                            [04:17]
      05-General Winter                                         [02:40]
      06-Mary Blues                                             [03:37]
      07-Ugly                                                   [04:34]
      08-My Bad                                                 [04:29]
      09-My Head In Your Dirt                                   [02:17]
      10-Oranges                                                [02:16]
      11-Polly Ann                                              [01:52]
      12-Virginia Creepers                                      [02:35]
      13-Sweet Spirit                                           [01:38]
      14-Rolly Fingers                                          [02:12]
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                                                                 40:26 min

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