Flock - Bell X1

Description: Genre: Folk - Irish Folk / Artist: Bell X1 / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2006-03-20 at Universal / Island / Disc #1 ... more

Flock - Bell X1 ... Tracklisting
1 Reacharound
2 Flame
3 Rocky Took A Lover
4 He Said She Said
5 Bad Skin Day
6 Natalie
7 Bigger Than Me
8 Just Like Mr Benn
9 My First Born For A Song
10 Trampoline
11 Lamposts

Newest Review: ... after all :-) Reacharound The melodic opening chords of "Reacharound" lull you into a false sense of security ... more

... before Bell X-1 rip into open the first track. This song is one of the most driven and heaviest on the album. It's an extraordinary attack on corruption and graft in the political system and the song effectively links the world's second oldest profession (politics) with the actual oldest. There's a lot of bitterness and anger here - "Cute hoors in the corridors of power". Great lyrics! Flame This song is hook-laden, rhythmic and incredibly catchy. The lyrics are even sublime at times (Your flesh i...more

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Flock - Bell X1: My First Born for a Song (1036 words)
by - written on 15/12/08 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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The Bell X-1 was the first aeroplane to breach the sound barrier in controlled, level flight. Their namesake, the indie band Bell X-1, have notched up a few sonic milestones of their own in this epic, fluent album. Shame on me for never having heard of these gifted artists from County Kildare, at least until an Irish friend decided to share her iPod with me. Bell X-1 are musical heavyweights in Ireland, and well known on the indie circuit here, but have not yet achieved truly mass-market success in Britain. On the basis of this album, it is only a matter of time. Here, Paul Noonan, David Geraghty, Dominic Philips and Brian Crosby demonstrate lyrical power, a ... Read the complete review