VA-Rough_Trade_Shops_Counter_Culture_06-2CD-2007-uF

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MP3/FLAC

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uF

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202,33 MB

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46

Date

2007-01-25

NFO

ARTiST: VA
TiTLE: Rough Trade Shops Counter Culture 06
LABEL: V2
GENRE: Indie
TiME: 147:02 min
SiZE: 202,1 MB
BiTRATE: VBRkbps
RiP DATE: Jan-25-2007
RELEASE DATE: Jan-29-2007
WEBSiTE: n/a

Track List:

    CD1

01. Various Productions - Home                 02:08
02. The Last Town Chorus - Caroline            03:10
03. Isobel Campbell And Mark Lanegan - The     03:53
    False Husband
04. Beruit - Postcards From Italy              04:18
05. Lily Allan - LDN                           03:12
06. Camera Obscura - Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be    03:49
    Heartbroken
07. Peter Bjorn And John - Young Folks         04:37
08. Hush Arbors - Bones Of A Thousand Suns     04:09
09. Monkey Swallows The Universe - Science     05:03
10. Richard Swift - Paisley Park               04:35
11. Yo La Tengo - Sometimes I Don't Get You    03:17
12. Treecreeper - Debris                       03:43
13. Cold War Kids - We Used To Vacation        04:01
14. The Morrison Steam Fayre - Six String      03:53
    Layabout
15. Oneida - History's Great Navigators        04:29
16. Bricolage - Footsteps                      03:26
17. New Moscow - C'mon Up                      02:29
18. Tapes 'n Tapes - Cowbell                   02:32
19. Broken Social Scene - Fire Eye'd Boy       04:00
20. Winterkids - I'm Not Used To You           03:00
21. Ripchord - Lock Up Your Daughters          03:00
22. Mike Sammes - Heineken                     00:32

    CD2

01. Burial - Nightbus                          02:21
02. Alva Noto And Ryuichi Sakamoto - Ax Mr. L. 04:19
03. Scritti Politti  -  The Boom Boom Bap      04:19
04. Uffie  -  Pop The Glock                    03:30
05. Ladybug  -  Miniaturu De Lulu              03:08
    (Feat Dieze Tigrana)
06. Crystal Castles  -  Air War                02:26
07. Envelopes  -  Freejazz                     02:24
08. CSS  -  Alala                              03:59
09. Metronomy  -  You Could Easily Have Me     03:06
10. Xerox Teens  -  My Favourite Hat           04:27
11. Bromheads Jacket  -  Trip To The Golden    02:35
    Arches
12. The Rotters  -  Japanese Punk              01:14
13. The Sounds Of American Doomsday Cults -    00:55
    Preamble Great Divine RectorÆs Call
14. T.I.T.S. - Strong Arms                     02:25
15. Gossip - Standing In The Way Of Control    04:17
16. Pre - Dudefuk                              02:01
17. Erase Errata - Another Genius Idea From    01:59
    Our Government
18. Bonnie Camplin - Get Me A Mirror           00:44
19. OOIOO - UMA                                03:38
20. Wolf Eyes - Lake Of Roaches                02:00
21. Nagisa Yoko And Justin Simon - Zeni Zeni   02:53
22. Andrew Liles - Orville's Engastrimythic    02:50
    Divinations
23. Trentemoller - Rykketid                    05:11
24. The Disco Students - The Rough Trade Song  03:05

Release Notes:

Here we are again - the annual round up of the most
exciting music that has passed over the shop's
counters throughout the previous 12 months - a
portable version of the shop's recommendations,
solicited by you, our loyal customers, on a daily
basis, requested as from a trusted friend.

As with each of the annual collections, an exciting
and unique blend appears, one that can only occur in
this one 12 month period, the new styles that
appear, the recent trends continuing and old school
influences resurfacing in surprising places - whoÆd
have predicted the acid house sound muscling in on
the new wave of post punk scene!?!

From the meditative piano pulse electronics of Alva
Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto to Hush ArborsÆ Velvet
Underground-influenced psyche-rock sorcery, from
Lily Allen's helplessly upbeat 70's cockney ska
biscuit to Peter Bjorn and John's super hooky space
pop, from Scritti PolittiÆs hip hop lullaby to
Crystal Castles' lo-fi and no-wave slo-disco, and
from Erase Errata's politically-savvy skronky dance
punk to Xerox Teens' messed up pneumatic noise - we
have the best of everything here, the hottest bands
around, old friends returning in fine style and
strong support from a host of highlights from the
last fiddy two weeks.

Monkey Swallows the UniverseÆs melancholic indie-
pop, Ladybug's favela-electro, Ripchord's son rock
(in opposition to dad of course), Burial's grime-
score, soundtracking the urban sprawl, Treecreepers
powerpop resurrection, Uffie's crystal clear fembot
pop, Wolf Eyes' sonic tornado - the list goes on and
on and on and on.
2006 was a frightenly diverse year for music, and
while it may be confusing for those who liked it
when it was just skins, punks and greasers, well,
they will just have to try and keep up keeping up.

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