The_Coral-Roots_And_Echoes-2007-uF

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MP3/FLAC

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uF

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61,99 MB

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11

Date

2007-08-02

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ARTiST: The Coral
TiTLE: Roots & Echoes
LABEL: Deltasonic
GENRE: Indie
TiME: 42:20 min
SiZE:  61,9 MB
BiTRATE: VBRkbps
RiP DATE: Aug-03-2007
RELEASE DATE: Aug-06-2007
WEBSiTE: n/a

Track List:

01. Who's Gonna Find Me                        03:27
02. Remember Me                                03:26
03. Put The Sun Back                           03:02
04. Jacqueline                                 03:29
05. Fireflies                                  03:58
06. In The Rain                                03:07
07. Not So Lonely                              03:46
08. Cobwebs                                    03:30
09. Rebecca You                                03:51
10. She's Got A Reason                         04:27
11. Music At Night                             06:17

Release Notes:

'Roots & Echoes' finds The Coral invigorated after a
period of soul searching following the release of
their third studio album, 'The Invisible Invasion'.
It was also around this period that one of the
founding members Bill Ryder-Jones decided to quit
touring with the group leaving the remaining members
questioning whether they should continue. The band
took a well deserved break and returned home to
Hoylake, Merseyside. Eventually a period of demo-ing
new tracks with long term friend and producer Ian
Broudie along with continuous encouragement from the
likes of Noel Gallagher enabled the band to
rediscover their sense of purpose.
The influence of The Coral on a generation of bands
is hard to overstate, they returned the art of
British pop song writing to the charts and gathered
influential fans along the way. One being Alex
Turner of the Arctic Monkeys who has invited the
band to support them on their European tour this
summer and Lancashire County Cricket Ground shows.
'Roots & Echoes' hums with the confidence of a band
newly energised and at ease with themselves,
featuring the trademark melodies and confidence
which have led to over a million sales across an
already stunning career.

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