Broadcast - The Noise Made By People

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Downtempo, Experimental
Year:
2000

Tracklist

Long Was The Year 3:38 X
Unchanging Window 3:48 X
Minus One 2:02 X
Come On Let's Go 3:17 X
Echo's Answer 3:12 X
Tower Of Our Tuning 4:30 X
Papercuts 4:32 X
You Can Fall 4:24 X
Look Outside 3:53 X
Until Then 3:51 X
City In Progress 3:37 X
Dead The Long Year 4:46 X

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
The Noise Made By People (CD, Album) Warp Records WARPCD65 UK 2000
The Noise Made By People (CD) Source Records (FR) 7243 8 48813 2 0 France 2000
The Noise Made By People (CD, Album) Tommy Boy Music TBCD1413 US 2000
The Noise Made By People (CD, Album) Warp Records, Zomba Records WARPCD65, RTD 126.2810.2 Germany 2000
The Noise Made By People (CD, Album) Play It Again Sam [PIAS], Warp Records 678.2065.20, WARP CD 65 Belgium 2000
The Noise Made By People (CD, Promo) Warp Records WARP CD 65 P UK 2000
The Noise Made By People (LP, Album) Warp Records WARP LP 65 UK 2000
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by AllyKarate Feb 21, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

referencing The Noise Made By People, CD, Album, WARPCD65

There are elements of pop music I love. There are elements of pop music I despise. Broadcast take away all the extraneous frivolities of the shite you hear on the radio, mix in thrilling experimental interludes and provide stunning melodies that you can't get out of your brain for days. I don't usually like saying things like 'this is what pop music should sound like' but..... this is what pop music should sound like!
Rated 5/5
Review by scoundrel Mar 29, 2004

referencing The Noise Made By People, CD, Album, WARPCD65

The Noise Made By People, Broadcast’s first proper album comes on like gangbusters, smoothing out the rough edges of Work and Non Work while still retaining the skewed melodies and instrumentation. The songs verge a little more on the melancholy, from the slow, meditative “Unchanging Window” to the siren call of “You Can Fall.” There’s also the extraordinary “Come On Let’s Go,” which manages to be both poppy and experimental. “Papercuts” is similarly catchy -- it’s a tune that’ll be stuck in your head like a malignant tumor. Again, the lyrics rise above the clichés and triteness that plague pop music. A wonderful album.
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