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 Blow Your Headphones - Herbaliser
Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic - Electronica / Artist: Herbaliser / Audio CD released 2000-08-28 at Ninja Tune / Disc #1 ... more  Blow Your Headphones - Herbaliser ... Tracklisting1 Opening Credits 2 Bring It 3 Another Mother 4 More Styles 5 Ginger Jumps The Fence 6 Put It On Tape 7 Saturday Night 8 Intermission 9 Shocker Zulu 10 Blend 11 Shorty's Judgement 12 Control Centre 13 Hardcore 14 Mr Chombee Has The Flaw 15 End Credits 16 Excuse Me 17 New And Improved 18 Mr Chombee Has The Floor 19 Mother (For Your Mind) Newest Review: ... rack in the 18 track album begins the descent back into dazy, lazy ... more ... dreariness. The scratching records of the dj and the boinging noises of the electric keyboard lull the listener back into a trance like state and one begins to forget the excitement of the prior track. "New and Improved" is almost a direct repeat of "Blend" in terms of style. Sure, the lyrics are different, but the rest of the song is practically the same. One can complacently listen to this song and not recall a single lyric once it ends. There is nothing memorable here. "Mr. Chombee Has T...more |
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Blow Your Headphones - Herbaliser: Jazz Infused With Hip Hop - Mixed Results (1442 words)
by davidwicks99 - written on 06/02/01 (Very useful, 127 readings)
Rating:
The slow beats of the intro lull you into a state of complacency before the first track "Blend" hits you with a quick, slap in your face, tongue tripping rap with a slow, deep groove behind it. It is a chill out track in every sense of the word, with the lyrics dripping over you. "Another Mother," the third track has an eerily, deft beat which mixes in a combination of drums and bass and a "whooing" background noise to create a mysterious, 2001 jazz club type feel to it. It isn't a groove out track, but more of a "space out" or "far out" track, probably best enjoyed when one is a little tipsy, as I was ...
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