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Seventh Tree (Deluxe Edition)

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date February 26, 2008
All of the Goldfrapp albums are rich works of art, but that is especially true in the case of "Seventh Tree." Here more than ever, sound, music and that remarkable voice, are just the mediums by which Will Gregory and Alison Goldfrapp convey their artistic vision.

Although Alison has explained how there is more "space" in the music of "Seventh Tree" than in, say, "Supernature," where, as she put it, there is always something popping or exploding within the soundscape ... the depth of work that is presented here is staggering. I have listened to this album over and over hundreds of times now, and seen it performed live twice, and still, whatever I choose to focus on in any of the tracks, I find to remarkably more abundant than ... Read More:

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Black Cherry

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date May 06, 2003
BLACK CHERRY is one of those rare albums where I initially didn't care for it but later on in life loves it. I first discovered Golfrapp through television. FELT MOUNTAIN is one of my personal favorite trip hop albums of all time. I loved the lush, orchestral melodies of the album. So when the time came for Goldfrapp to release their follow up album BLACK CHERRY, I wasn't too keen on the group's sudden change in their sound from trip hop to electro-clash.

After falling in love with the group's music again with SEVENTH TREE, I decided to check out BLACK CHERRY again. This time time around I have learned to appreciate and love BLACK CHERRY. BC is definitely a precursor to their next album SUPERNATURE with their mix of catchy electro-pop ... Read More:

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Seventh Tree

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date February 26, 2008
There are simply not enough words in the English language to describe how good this album is.

I had been thinking about buying a Goldfrapp album for years, but never took the leap. I came to them by way of Thievery Corp, Massive Attack, Potishead and Morcheeba, to name a few, but the heavy electronic sounds of albums 2 and 3 made me hesitate. I received notification about their Radio City show and decided to check their website out and was mesmerized by the loop that plays on the site. Clicked over to amazon and immediately downloaded this album. It has not stopped playing since! My classic rock husband is even a fan now.

You should not die without hearing this. It's summery and ethereal and just Happy! Each song is a work ... Read More:

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Felt Mountain

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date September 19, 2000
This album is incredibly unique, almost like a genre of its own. I'm unsuccessfully looking for other pieces of music that gives the same mood for years. Even if you don't like it, you should hear it once in your life.

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Supernature

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date March 07, 2006
Allison sitting looking cold on a pile of rotting wood, looking like she had been crawling around on the ground, in a TOTALLY unhip pair of rubber galoshes and earmuffs.
...and then next be in a pair of 7" heeled platform shoes or tight shiney skirt and full make-up the next night.
Only in the EU-here-the 'hip' wouldnt get caught dead in such clothing -much less being out in nature-its just not "WITH-IT" or cool!
On the felt Mountain insert she looks sexy even in her camping gear
from cool smoky caberat-to the dancefloor to peace and love in the woods

The woman is a genius

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Supernature

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date March 07, 2006
We recently saw Goldfrapp at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

This band is outstanding in concert. From their first release in 2000 (Utopia)
they just keep evolving. Getting better and better.

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We Are Glitter

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date October 17, 2006
It's not the voice, she has the pipes of Kate Bush -- it's the songs. The lyrics consist entirely of "oh baby", "you are my man", and "let's hump". It's like the very worst of Marilyn Monroe. That kind of saccharin baby talk that is for me at least, completely unsexy. The music is techno-pop and tends to ramble thematically too. Although technically proficient, together the whole effect is heavy handed and tasteless. That said, maybe I picked a bad one. Every band has one. She's very pretty, so perhaps I need to see the video. Maybe that's the trick. But if you want to start on Goldfrapp, I would suggest picking a different one than this.

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Twist

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date November 15, 2006
Yes sir they can boogie. The single is worth having for this song alone.

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Utopia

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date August 07, 2001
Olivia (Physical) got a revamp Goldfrapp style and Utopia got a new sound. That makes the single worth it's purchase. The only main draw back is the Calexico version of Human, that was unecessary.

CD-Charts Position 10
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A&E

by: Goldfrapp

Release Date February 12, 2008
I ordered this Cd for my Nephew (he's 15). His only issue was that when it said the CD was to be released on February 12th he thought because he preordered he should have gotten it that day. He loves music and is way to wrapped up in having it before his friends can buy them from the store. It came in a timely manner, in good condition and he loves having it.