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Marchin' Already - Ocean Colour Scene

 

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Ocean Colour Scene / Audio CD released 1999-06-18 at Universal / Island / ... more
Marchin' Already - Ocean Colour Scene ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Hundred Mile High City
2 Better Day
3 Travellers Tune
4 Big Star
5 Debris Road
6 Besides Yourself
7 Get Blown Away
8 Tele He's Not Talking
9 Foxy's Folk Faced
10 All Up
11 Spark And Cindy
12 Half A Dream Away
13 It's A Beautiful Thing

Newest Review: ... But in order for me to reveal its greatness, I'll have to go through each track one-by-one, so here goes... 1. Hundred ... more

 ... Mile High City - A fast, catchy, upbeat beginning that makes you beg for more. The one they kick off their gigs with. 2. Better Day - Starts off quite slow, but has one of their most memorable, sing-along choruses. 3. Travellers Tune - Another upbeat one, with yet another great chorus. 4. Big Star - Used on Trigger Happy TV when he runs off after teaching tenpin bowling and golf (badly). It's slow again, but still infectious. Another good track. 5. Debris Road - Could easily have been a single. Light, and upb...more

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MCA, September 15, 1997, Catalog Number: MCD60048
Marchin' Already
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Daveangel
Premium Review Marchin' Already - Ocean Colour Scene: Hi ho (112 words)
by Daveangel - written on 04.07.00 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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This album had a hard act to follow in that Moseley Shoals was one of the most successful albums of 1995. OCS rose to the challenge and came up with Marchin Already. From the off, with 'Hundred Mile High City'(featured in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) you can hear that they have loosly stuck to the same formula as MS, but have improved on it and fiddled about with it culminating in a superb album by one of the most underrated musical acts today. Not too heavy and not too mellow, it is just right for those long road trips or that time when you juat want to relax. Sorted ...

Just Pure Brilliant Music... (266 words)
by - written on 24.09.01
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The moment Steve Cradock starts with the opening to Hundred Mile High City, to the crescendo finish of It's A Beautiful Thing, the music is ebgulfing. Not since the the late 70's era of Queen and the Sex Pistls could a frontman be so charismatic. Not since Clapton or Hendrix could guitar sound so emotive. Not since ever was a bassist so cool. Not since Keith Moon a drummer/percusionnist with as much raw talent. And it shows. 13 tunes, a range of styles; from the roar of hundred mile high city to the pure emotion of better day to the folky besides yourself on to the crashing all up. Ocean Colour Scene excelled in writing music for the time. Although Moseley Shoals ...

edpage
Premium Review Marchin' Already - Ocean Colour Scene: First Poland, then the World! (171 words)
by edpage - written on 27.10.00 (Useful, 11 readings)
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Their third album and possibly their best. It is one of those albums you just can’t put down and you’ll continually find it sneaking back into your CD player, and in my case, even a good few years on after originally purchasing it. The songs are all indie in style, but they wear the indie label proudly, managing to flourish in the different aspects of that genre. They produce some great work, with drums and guitars seamlessly blending into each other to make each effort a masterpiece in its own right. There is the odd song or two that aren’t as noticeably brilliant as the majority, but in my experience nothing is ever absolutely perfect. ...

 
 
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