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Music : Phorward
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Phorward by: The Shamen |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 5017615875225 Format: EP, Import Label: Castle Manufacturer: Castle Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Castle Release Date: June 18, 1999 Studio: Castle Sales Rank: 260210 Browse for similar items by category:
Editorial Review: Album Details: Techno: 1989 Original is Reissued Now with Bonus Tracks. Includes 'you Me and Everything (Else)', and 'darkness Zion'. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Hidden Tracks on reissue?The original came out in a thin CD-Single type jewel case. It listed 8 tracks but actually had 11, and not hidden either. The best track for a Raver was track 11. Some of the deepest bass drops and pure energy I have ever heard. Correction, still listen to- Ha! Rating:  - Brilliant CD from the boys from AberdeenTime has been cruel to The Shamen in Britain . Cruelly mocked for their number 1 single Ebeneezer Goode they've never quite recovered their status as one of Britain's best dance rock fusionists . This was made before any " Eeezer goode " anthems had graced the nation . And what a great album it is too ! We start off with the groovy You Me And Everything ( Else ). We are lead into a track were we here pilots giving orders and reporting their progress in a war torn area set behind the synths . Next song is Negation State which is a furious Will Sinnot rap over the state of politics and how they will blanket everything that's going ... Read More: Rating: - Great album, but with minor niggles!I first got a hold of this mini album in the early 90s, when I got a copy of it from a cousin. I was initially a bit uncertain about some of the tracks; this soon passed! The only track on this album I have doubts about is Negation State: while I love (and own!) a Scottish accent, I don't think it's particularly well-suited to the art of rap! The instrumentation to that track is, however, outstanding. My favourite tracks on the album are, by and large, the remixes of tunes that appeared on the preceding albums: Raptyouare being updated to Reraptyouare and Strange Days Dream being updated to SDD 89. Both are massive improvements on the originals, I think, but, more importantly, represent a big step forward in the Shamen's approach to music: ... Read More: |
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