Cornelius--Sensuous-(Warner_Japan)-CD-2006-mbs

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2007-04-13

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        artist: Cornelius
         album: Sensuous
         label: Warner Music Japan
           cat: WPCL-10367
          year: 2006
         genre: Electronic
     sub-genre: J-Pop
        source: Cdda
       grabber: Eac
       encoder: LAME 3.90.3 --Alt-Preset Standard
       quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
          size: 67,0 MB
          link: http://www.cornelius-sound.com/
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    │tracklist.
     no. time   track title
     01  04:22  Sensuous
     02  04:00  Fit Song
     03  03:51  Breezin'
     04  01:33  Toner
     05  06:57  Wataridori
     06  03:46  Gum
     07  00:39  Scum
     08  04:38  Omstart
     09  04:03  Beep It
     10  03:28  Like A Rolling Stone
     11  04:52  Music
     12  04:43  Sleep Warm
                total time: 46:52 min
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    │release notes.
     Yes! Cornelius' 5th album is coming! It will include title tracks
     from the new singles "Music" and "Breezin'" as well as the song
     "Gum" that's being used in a Vodafone commercial (also included on
     the "Music" single).
     The album will feature collaborations with Kings of Convenience
     ("Omstart", and some vocals on "Music"), and drummer Araki Yuko on
     "Fit Song". "Sleep Warm" is a cover of Dean Martin.
     it's hard to blame Cornelius for stringing us along with cast-off
     material from 2001's Point like PM and Point 5.1. Among other
     pursuits, he's become a father in the time between Point and his
     newest album, Sensuous. What's surprising, however, is the fact
     that Cornelius wasn't so sick of Point that he decided to go in
     another direction altogether. No worries: in the interim he seems
     to have found an almost childlike energy that's taking his old
     ideas in all sorts of directions.
     More than anything else, Sensuous sounds like something off
     Nobukazu Takemura's label Childisc. Like Takemura, Cornelius makes
     what is essentially children's music for adults, spurning steady
     beats and bass for playful bare-bones electro-funk. Take
     "Breezin"," the album's second single and one of Cornelius's career
     highlights. The precious little reverb and flat mixing make
     everything sound refreshingly in-your-face even with the spare
     instrumentation and its two-dollar synth tingle.
     It's this instrumentation that keeps Sensuous together in the face
     of Cornelius's kitchen-sink song-scaping. On each track, we've got
     Sensuous playing a number of Childisc-like roles: low-key guitar
     funk, day-dreaming synth pop, prepared guitar, and on Side 2,
     ambient electronic, Shibuya punk, and a couple of story-filled
     nightsÆ worth of lullabies. In the end, it's a lot to swallow. As
     with Point and 1998's Fantasma, Cornelius has almost too many
     ideas.
     With Point, Cornelius finally figured out how to sculpt those ideas
     into a cohesive, flowing unit. Sensuous sees him going back to the
     drawing board with twelve sketches of off-the-wall, brilliant
     directions Cornelius could have gone in. There's vague bits of
     American and Japanese pop, but they seem to float in and out of the
     mix without context. You might hear a synth line that reminds you
     of Moroder or Stevie Wonder packed into one of his loose,
     skittering jams, but these referents are discarded quickly;
     Cornelius's mind moves too fast to settle on any one thing for
     long.
     Nick Southall's review of Point poses the question: Is Cornelius
     independently creative or just a rampant cultural consumer? This
     album contains evidence supporting both points, with truly
     innovative sounds adorning and abutting a number of half-finished
     ideas. It's a little disjointed, more enigmatic, and more
     confounding than its predecessors: a gentle, mysterious giant of an
     album that could only have been created by a father.
     (Reviewed by: Mike Orme@http://www.stylusmagazine.com/)
     It's awesome !!!
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Files

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01-cornelius--sensuous-mbs.mp35,85 MB
02-cornelius--fit_song-mbs.mp35,08 MB
03-cornelius--breezin-mbs.mp35,05 MB
04-cornelius--toner-mbs.mp32,12 MB
05-cornelius--wataridori-mbs.mp311,05 MB
06-cornelius--gum-mbs.mp36,21 MB
07-cornelius--scum-mbs.mp3861,29 KB
08-cornelius--omstart-mbs.mp36,55 MB
09-cornelius--beep_it-mbs.mp35,73 MB
10-cornelius--like_a_rolling_stone-mbs.mp35,58 MB
11-cornelius--music-mbs.mp37,02 MB
12-cornelius--sleep_warm-mbs.mp35,93 MB