Boss Drum - The Shamen

Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic - House & Garage / Artist: The Shamen / Audio CD released 1999-03-29 at One Little Indian / ... more

Boss Drum - The Shamen ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Boss Drum
2 LSI Love Sex Intelligence
3 Space Time
4 Librae Solidi DenarI
5 Ebeneezer Good
6 Comin' On
7 Phorever People
8 Fatman
9 Scientas
10 Re Evolution

Newest Review: ... with a less than enthused vocal from Angus. I never found his singing very strong, he always sounded like he'd just woken up ... more

... after a very heavy night and couldn't quite muster the energy to pull off any taxing notes. As a result, he breezes his way through this song with all the appeal of a dead woodlouse. Vocals aside, the beat is strong and Mr C sounds quite excited on his rap sections and manages to lift the song. It is not as instant as 'Ebeneezer Goode' but benefits from a pleasing catchy chorus. 'Space Time' is an odd track. It has a rambling melody and never quite gets off the ground. The chorus sounds like it was recorded when they...more

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Boss Drum - The Shamen: Who needs drugs, when you have The Shamen! (403 words)
by - written on 07/04/09 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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The Shamen have sadly faded into oblivion. Lost somewhere in the musical ether, with 'Ebeneezer Goode' making sporadic appearances in 'Most Annoying Record Ever' rundowns. Listening to this album is a reminder that there is more them than just one gimmicky record though. Who are they: Fronted by Colin Angus, on synths with rapper Mr C providing cockney raps. They specialised in dance music, often with a trippy, techno edge. Highlights: The title track is a trippy affair, with a less than enthused vocal from Angus. I never found his singing very strong, he always sounded like he'd just woken up after a very heavy night and ... Read the complete review

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