Apollo_440-Electro_Glide_in_Blue-1997-Hz

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98,93 MB

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2009-02-23

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    artist       : Apollo 440
    title        : Electro Glide in Blue
    street date  : Mar-13-1997
    genre        : Electronic
    label        : Sony/Epic/550 Music
    catalog num  : BK 68513
    url          : http://www.apollo440.com/
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    release date : Jan-20-2002
    source       : CDDA
    grabber      : EAC v0.9pb11
    encoder      : LAME v3.91 MMX
    quality      : 192kbps / 44.1khz / Full Stereo
    tracks       : 12
    total time   : 71:56 min
    size         : 98,9 MB
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    01  Stealth Overture                                            01:00
    02  Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Dub                                     04:30
    03  Altamont Super-Highway Revisited                            06:33
    04  Electro Glide In Blue                                       08:36
    05  Vanishing Point                                             07:27
    06  Tears of the Gods                                           06:18
    07  Carrera Rapida                                              06:48
    08  Krupa                                                       06:15
    09  White Man's Throat                                          04:55
    10  Pain In Any Language                                        08:40
    11  Stealth Mass In F#m                                         07:03
    12  Raw Power                                                   03:51
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    allmusic.com:

    A more satisfying album than their previous Sony effort, Electro
    Glide in Blue sees Apollo 440 moving closer to straight-ahead techno
    and away from commercial pop, a good move considering the electronic
    atmosphere of the times. Whether it's the Sony Playstation video-game
    track "Rapid Racer" or an incredibly well-done duet with former
    Associates vocalist Billy Mackenzie on "Pain in Any Language," Apollo
    440 proves they're no strangers to the dancefloor.

    note to nukers:

    The previous kW release of this album did not include the last track.
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