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AnotherLateNight by: Zero 7 List Price: $27.49 Price: $12.92 You Save: $14.57 (53%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 5020196130041 Format: Import Label: Import [Generic] Manufacturer: Import [Generic] Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Import [Generic] Release Date: June 04, 2002 Studio: Import [Generic] Sales Rank: 359486 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: Simultaneously old and new, string-driven and dubby, Zero 7 skillfully blends the likes of Don Blackman, Souls of Mischief, Sylvia Striplin, Serge Gainsbourg, and The Stylistics. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - So hard to find in stores, but the Best ANOTHERLATENIGHT compilation.This is my favorite CD. I bought it in france about 4 or 5 yrs ago and accidently misplaced it. I then couldn't find it in any stores and even Itunes didn't have it. :( Thanks to Amazon for shipping me the best electro Trip-hop any has ever made. Rating: - Brilliant Urban SoundI couldn't disagree more with the review below. The title reads literally. This is another late night and the dudes put together this incredible collection of modern music, unlike anything I've heard. I would never ever in 1000 years compare Zero7 with Snow Patrol, who is also a favorite band of mine. I would not label the middle part as "triphop" . It's URBAN music, ANOTHER LATE NIGHT. I love it. Rating:  - Mixed mixesZero 7 has mixed results in their "favorites" compulation, a part of the "Another Late Night" series. Compiled here are several excellent trip-hop tunes, and several similarly good hip-hop tunes. Unfortunately, the two are mashed together in a none-too-pleasant manner. It starts off on a suitably mellow note with Yesterday's New Quintet, and all seems to be going well for a short time. Then the Quasimoto "Real Eyes" comes in. Don't get me wrong -- it's a wonderful song, and an excellent musical choice. But placed directly after the laid-back trippiness of Quintet's "Sunrays," it comes across as surreally harsh. After that comes a stretch of more gritty hip-hop, followed by some tripped-out jazz and mellow Joy Zippers, ... Read More: |
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