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Goodbye Country - Groove Armada


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Goodbye Country - Groove Armada

 
Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic - Electronica / Artist: Groove Armada / Import / Audio CD released at Jive / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Suntoucher 2 Superstylin' 3 Drifted 4 Little by Little 5 Fogma 6 My Friend 7 Lazy Moon 8 Raisin' the Stakes 9 Healing 10 Edg ... more
Goodbye Country - Groove Armada ... Stakes
9 Healing
10 Edge Hill
11 Tuning In
12 Join Hands

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Vertigo - Groove Armada

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by daiquiri - written on 20/06/01 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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I thoroughly recommend this - in fact I reckon 'Vertigo' is one of the slickest, most diverse albums I have bought recently. Groove Armada mix chilled instrumental melodies (conjuring up the feeling of sunbathing on a tropical island), with more urban style hip-hoppy tunes & vocals - 'Whatever, Whenever', for example, reminds me of Massive Attack. Certain songs could be classed as trip-hoppy, however, they are not dark and brooding like Portishead or more recent Massive Attack, they are more of a 'Morcheeba' feel - light & airy although intricate. Some tunes have a breakbeat style to them (e.g. 'If Everybody Looked the Same' ...

daiquiri

Vertigo - Groove Armada

Premium Review Groovy Baby! (867 words)
by daiquiri - written on 20/06/01 (Very useful, 158 readings)
Rating:

I thoroughly recommend this - in fact I reckon 'Vertigo' is one of the slickest, most diverse albums I have bought recently. Groove Armada mix chilled instrumental melodies (conjuring up the feeling of sunbathing on a tropical island), with more urban style hip-hoppy tunes & vocals - 'Whatever, Whenever', for example, reminds me of Massive Attack. Certain songs could be classed as trip-hoppy, however, they are not dark and brooding like Portishead or more recent Massive Attack, they are more of a 'Morcheeba' feel - light & airy although intricate. Some tunes have a breakbeat style to them (e.g. 'If Everybody Looked the Same' ...

 

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