Victor_Malloy--The_Musings_of_Monsieur_Malloy-2001-sb

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     s w e e t b e a t s

     september.02.2001 - #723
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     artist      : Victor Malloy
     album       : The Musings of Monsieur Malloy
     year        : 2001
     label       : Inertia
     genre       : Lo-Fi
     catalogue   : INERT-16CD
     url         : www.inertia.co.uk
     quality     : CD 192k HQ True Stereo

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     01.Trying                                                     04:04
     02.I Rocked Shut                                              05:23
     03.Ebsteijn Barr                                              04:39
     04.Lone Wolf                                                  05:34
     05.Reverend Johnson's Lament                                  01:07
     06.Mother Savage Part 1                                       04:42
     07.Mother Savage Part 2                                       03:27
     08.Pussy                                                      04:45
     09.Pecan Butter                                               05:16
     10.Kubrick 2001                                               04:29

     10  tracks | 43:26 mins | 59,7 MB

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     The likes of Gilles Peterson and Patrick Forge have championed his
     work so far and when you hear this, his debut album, it is easy to
     see why. Brighton based Victor is someone who obviously sits
     comfortably within his musical surrounds. This is a record that
     flows effortlessly, with tracks that harbour beautiful instrumental
     arrangements and that cleverly play with time and beat arrangements
     Mother Savage Pt 1.

     It's difficult to draw comparisons to an album like this. The
     powdery delicacy of his jazzy, drum and bass excursion 'I Rocked
     Shut' wafts slightly of a sifted Roni Size number, and with the
     funky 'Lone Wolf' he demonstrates all the jazzual dexterity the
     Silent Poets paraded on 'To Come'.

     He breezes in some truly glorious orchestral arrangements and
     eastern influences (Pussy) that wouldn't be out of place in a
     Hollywood film score. The laid back bossa nova style of his new
     single Trying begins with a single plucked guitar like some archaic
     folk tune and then drips into a mesmerising throng of hummed
     vocals, bass and sliding percussion.

     He has achieved more with this debut than many others could ever
     hope to achieve. This could be the start of something very special
     indeed.

     --dotmusic.com

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                            s w e e t b e a t s


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              greetings to klangwerk, mgc, sour, dh, impg & sfe

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01-victor_malloy--trying-sb.mp35,60 MB
02-victor_malloy--i_rocked_shut-sb.mp37,41 MB
03-victor_malloy--ebsteijn_barr-sb.mp36,40 MB
04-victor_malloy--lone_wolf-sb.mp37,66 MB
05-victor_malloy--reverend_johnsons_lament-sb.mp31,54 MB
06-victor_malloy--mother_savage_part_1-sb.mp36,47 MB
07-victor_malloy--mother_savage_part_2-sb.mp34,74 MB
08-victor_malloy--pussy-sb.mp36,52 MB
09-victor_malloy--pecan_butter-sb.mp37,23 MB
10-victor_malloy--kubrick_2001-sb.mp36,16 MB