Ocean_Colour_Scene-The_BBC_Sessions-(Promo)-2007-SAW

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MP3/FLAC

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SAW

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81,75 MB

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15

Date

2007-04-11

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Artist     : Ocean Colour Scene
Album      : The BBC Sessions
Label      : Universal/Mercury/BBC
Genre      : Indie
Bitrate    : 194 kbps avg
Source     : CD (LP)
Playtime   : 00:58:30  (85.7MB)
Rls date   : 2007-04-11
Store date : 2007-00-00


[Track List]
1. Fly Me                                          3:42
2. Yesterday Today                                 3:20
3. Blue Deep Ocean                                 4:52
4. Sway                                            4:20
5. Travellers Tune                                 3:35
6. The Day We Caught The Train                     3:19
7. River Boat Song                                 4:45
8. One For The Road                                4:10
9. The Poacher                                     3:32
10.Hundred Mile High City                          3:40
11.Song Of A Baker                                 3:24
12.The Downstream                                  5:26
13.Travellers Tune                                 3:35
14.Debris Road                                     3:10
15.Sparky And Cindy                                3:40


Ocean Colour Scene √ The BBC Sessions features the best of
their session recordings for the BBC, with fifteen tracks
including µRiverboat Song╞, µTravellers Tune╞, and µThe
Day We Caught The Train╞.

Speaking about the release, Steve Craddock from Ocean
Colour Scene said, ⌠We recorded so many sessions over the
last 10 years for the BBC, it's great to pull out the old
stuff and hear it again. The BBC has a built a fantastic
archive over the years and to be part of the drive to make
it all available to download is pretty mad. We're really
chuffed."

The Therapy? download-only release features the 1991-1998
sessions and includes the previously unreleased µThe
Sweeney╞, µLost Highway╞ and µPile Of Bricks╞. It includes
extensive sleeve notes by the band, and is one of a series
of digital-only Universal Music releases from the BBC╞s
archives.

Talking about the album, Michael McKeegan commented, "It's
very flattering to be in the first batch of artists to
have these old sessions made available in their entirety
especially in a digital download format. Having existed as
scraps on C-90s or as half-forgotten memories it's
brilliant to be able to re-visit so many unique (and
one-off) performances and let people see what all the fuss
was about...÷

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